about this museum
The Oxford University Museum of Natural History is a renowned institution showcasing scientific discovery, palaeontology, and biodiversity. Housed in a stunning neo-Gothic building, the museum is home to millions of specimens, including the famous dinosaur fossils, the Oxford Dodo remains, and meteorites. Established in 1860, it serves as both a research center and an educational space, offering interactive exhibits and public lectures. With its rich collection of geological, zoological, and entomological artifacts, the Oxford Museum of Natural History is a must-visit destination for science enthusiasts, historians, and families alike.
