The Natural History Museum of Torrevieja has restarted its guided tours, providing a variety of educational activities aimed at engaging visitors of all ages. The sessions include biodiversity games and interactive workshops designed to foster learning in a fun environment. Over the next two weeks, children can participate in a workshop titled ‘Look How a Plant is Born’, while older attendees can take part in a DNA extraction workshop, aligning with the celebration of International Nature Day.

This reopening is backed by the local government’s departments of Culture, Education, and Tourism, ensuring a rich educational experience for the community. After completing the activities, participants will receive a certificate recognising them as ‘Nature Defenders’, emphasising their commitment to biodiversity and environmental conservation.

The museum welcomes school visits on Wednesdays and Fridays, accommodating groups of up to thirty people with tailored schedules for each educational institution. Families and the general public are invited to visit on Sundays and public holidays from ten in the morning until one in the afternoon, alongside a guided tour at eleven o’clock.

For those eager to explore nature in an interactive way, participation is encouraged through pre-registration at the museum’s website. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to engage with the natural world!