University Museum Utrecht | UMU

A good moment with all the family There is a enigma from the beginning and during all the visit, to show you what is a scientific experiment, with a vote a the end on what you think is the solution You can also visit the beautiful garden, with a nice moment for kids on the pond The cafe is very nice, sandwiches and salad are good and very friendly with toys you can take

Very small botanic garden, set in a square in the middle of University buildings. Leans strongly towards wood land plants as there's a fair amount of shade. All the plants and trees are labelled, which is handy.Some of the more unusual plants.Beautifully kept. Cafe in the grounds has wonderful cakes.

The museum is fairly small but the exhibits are fascinating. Well suited to families. The associated botanical garden is lovely.

Nice and not pretentious museum with many interesting pieces. It is obvious that the intention of the museum is primarily to teach rather than to show off all the artefacts. Clever disposition takes you through the times and through, for example, various organs of the vertebrae. The small botanical garden is very peaceful and laid back.

Very nice museum. Educational and lots of things to do. Fun for about 2 to 3 hours.

Charming place to visit. A lot of different mesmerizing flowers. I recommend taking time for the greenhouses as well, to chill out among the trees and flowers in the open air.

Really interesting museum with lots of human and animal samples. There are some oddities too, like malformations. The museum consists of a botanic garden and 5-6 rooms, so you might spend there 1-2 hours. Some of the rooms have interactive material, and most of the content is in English too. Included on the museum ticket there’s a botanic garden, although you can visit it separately for a lower price.

They have done a great job for gamification of science in this museum. The game about what is inside box was inspiring and enlightening.