Baby Tour: From Climate Change to Action and Hope

Every Tuesday there is a baby tour at the Natural History Museum. This week's baby tour is in the Climate House. What is climate and why is it changing? What happens when the climate changes rapidly, and how can we contribute to the climate fight? In our interactive exhibition on climate and climate change, you will find answers. Join one of our knowledgeable climate hosts for a different kind of exhibition experience. The tour is adapted for parents with small children up to two years old. There is room for rocking, crying and cheering along the way. After the tour, you can explore the exhibitions at your own pace, take a stroll in the garden, or enjoy lunch at the café Handwerk Botaniske, in the middle of the Botanical Garden. In the Natural History Library you are allowed to eat your packed lunch. The Natural History Museum holds baby tours every Tuesday from 12:30-13:00. We rotate which exhibitions we offer tours in. Practical information: * The tours last 30 minutes. Meeting point: The foyer at the entrance to the Climate House. * Strollers must be parked during tours in indoor exhibitions. * The museum has some baby carriers available for loan. * The exhibitions are accessible for wheelchairs. * The baby tours require registration and there is a limited number of tickets. * A Godopass booking is valid for one adult and one child.