La facciata del Fontego dei Tedeschi, la sede del Museo di Storia Naturale.

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Dive into this natural history museum where time seems to stand still. During your visit, you can play an active role and interact with what is on display.

You will be able to meet and 'touch' the skeleton of a fin whale and a young sperm whale, the ideal place for cetacean lovers.
But that's not all: there is also an area dedicated to fossils and palaeontology. Who, as a child, did not dream of becoming a scholar of the living forms of the past?

The Museum houses, in addition to the well-stocked scientific library, the following exhibition spaces:


Cetaceans Gallery with the skeleton of a 20-meter whale and a young sperm whale suspended from the ceiling;
Tegnùe Aquarium consisting of a large 5 meter long tank with a capacity of about 5,000 liters that faithfully recreates one of the most interesting environments: the Upper Adriatic;
On the trail of life with a part reserved for the 1973 Ligabue Expedition which brought to light numerous finds including the almost entire skeleton of a dinosau

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