Portsmouth Natural History Museum
Attraction Information
Immerse yourself in the remarkable wildlife of Portsmouth, a true gem of biodiversity in Britain. Within its compact boundaries, you’ll find a diverse range of habitats waiting to be explored at the renowned Portsmouth Natural History Museum.
Observe the graceful heron as it stealthily hunts its prey, and witness the majestic Brent geese gracefully landing after their epic 3000 km journey from the Arctic. The museum also offers captivating insights into Portsmouth’s fascinating geology, with a new exhibition room that satisfies your thirst for knowledge. Delve into the intricacies of the natural world through immersive displays that bring you up close to its wonders, providing a unique perspective rarely seen in real life.
The Portsmouth Natural History Museum goes beyond traditional exhibits, hosting an aquarium and butterfly house that enchant visitors year-round. From May to September, vibrant butterflies take flight, while the fish gracefully swim throughout the year. Don’t miss the captivating axolotls named Ebony and Ivory, and explore the captivating world of live insects on display, including a special exhibition on beekeeping.
Accessibility Information
- Free Entry
- Ramped entry to the Museum
- Assistance Dogs Welcome ( must be wearing correct tabards)
- Accessible Toilets
- Upstairs inaccessible for wheelchair and mobility scooters
- Dogs not permitted in butterfly house
Opening Hours
Tuesday to Sunday
10am-5pm
Last admission
4pm
Pricing
Entry to the Museum is Free
Location
Eastern Parade,
Portsmouth,
PO4 9RF