Natural History permanent exhibition in the Móra Ferenc Museum with photos by Bence Máté

The basic idea of our new permanent natural history exhibition is linked to the "main street" of our city, the Tisza and the related Lowlands and its wildlife.

Visitors can discover the fascinating fauna and flora of this area: deer, roe deer, elk, brown bear, wolf and other mammals and birds awaits the the stakeholders. In the gallery attic, visitors can learn about the use of medicinal plants, while in the interactive children's activity room they can playfully expand their knowledge: in the holes of the sky-high tree, bird games and puzzles await both children and adults.

Our exhibition draws on the technical achievements of the 21st century: the interaction in the corridor welcomes our guests with a poem by Gyula Juhász, while in the main hall we can cross a digital stream with dry feet. On the monitors and terminals, we would like to provide our visitors with additional photos and information.

For the exhibition Audio Guide, or accessible (audio-narrated) Audio Guide service can be requested for the visually impaired.

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