Slovak National Museum

The SNM – Natural History Museum in Bratislava is a prominent institution dedicated to the research, documentation, and presentation of Slovakia's natural environment. Located along the Danube River near the Old Town, the museum boasts a collection of approximately 2.5 million objects, making it one of Europe's significant natural science museums. Highlights include life-sized models of animals, such as a woolly mammoth, and extensive collections of minerals and fossils.

The museum's extensive collections cover various aspects of the natural world, including mineralogy and geology, showcasing a diverse array of minerals and rocks from Slovakia and beyond, illustrating the Earth's geological history. Its paleontology section features fossils that offer fascinating insights into the evolution of life on Earth. Additionally, the botany and zoology collections highlight the rich biodiversity of Slovakia's flora and fauna. These exhibits are presented through both permanent and temporary exhibitions, providing visitors with a comprehensive understanding of the natural world.