THE FIRST INTERACTIVE EXHIBITION ON CLIMATE CHANGE TITLED “CLIMATE CHANGE AND US”
The exhibition “Climate Change and US” is open again!
31Oct
01Jul
e-NATURE: Fruits and vegetables -We plant Green Beans
"Plants we eat" is one of the 3 subcategories of e-Nature, which the Educational Department of the Natural History Museum has prepared for children (see more in e-Kids, in the Menu of our website). Following our instructions, children will become young gardeners and watch the plants grow under their own care! In the "Plants we eat" category we continue with melon!
01Jul
The sowing of July
Below you will find a list of plants and vegetables that we can plant in July!
28Jul
e-NATURE: Fresh herbs -We plant Garlic!
Plants we can smell (Aromatics) is one of the 3 subcategories of e-Nature, which the Educational Department of the Natural History Museum has prepared for children (see more in e-Kids, in the Menu of our website). Following our instructions, children will become little Gardeners-Gardeners and watch the plants grow under their own care!
26Jul
THE AWARD EVENT OF THE STUDENT PAINTING COMPETITION “NIKI GOULANDRIS” in June 5th, WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY
On Saturday, June 5, 2021, , World Environment Day, the Award Ceremony of the Panhellenic Painting Competition "Niki Goulandris" with the theme "Greek Wildflowers" took place in the Museum’s garden. During the event that was dedicated to the memory of the co-founder of our Museum late Nikis Goulandris, twelve talented elementary school students were awarded.The winners, from schools of Attica, Thessaloniki, Viotia, Lesvos, Santorini and Lefkada, received their awards from the Minister of Culture and Sports, Mrs. Lina Mendoni.
12Sep
e-NATURE: Flowering plants – We plant Iris
Flowering plants 1. IRIS This is a beautiful flower, with many different colors like the rainbow’s. That's why it is called Iris, (name of the ancient Greek goddess of the rainbow!) It is planted in autumn and in the spring time it gives us enchanting colorful flowers that beautify our balcony and our garden! Its beauty made of Iris a favorite painting subject of famous artists, such as Leonardo da Vinci, Vincent van Gogh and Claude Monet. Iris symbolizes faith, hope, purity, and communication -...
14Feb
BOTANY
BOTANY Take a small taste of the virtual tour Goulandris Natural History Museum provides . The Museum’s botanical exhibition introduces visitors to the kingdom of plants. The botanical exhibits begin with an introduction to biology. A large three-dimensional representation of the plant cell is the visitors’ first contact with the basic unit of every living organism. The processes of growth, reproduction, and heredity are projected in accurate reproductions that show the basic functions of plant cells. The great variety of shapes characteristic of...
14Feb
ZOOLOGY
ZOOLOGY Take a small taste of the virtual tour Goulandris Natural History Museum provides . Among the mammals’ collection of the Museum there are monotremes and marsupials of Australia such as the duck-billed platypus and the spiny ant-eater, the kangaroo and the koala. The placental mammals are distributed in various biotopes: The African savanna with a family of lions, cheetahs, and a baboon, the tropical forest of S.E. Asia with the tiger and the Malaysian bear, the cold coniferous forest of Central Asia...
14Feb
ENTOMOLOGY
ENTOMOLOGY Take a small taste of the virtual tour Goulandris Natural History Museum provides . Approximately 30.000 species of insects have been recorded in Greece, many of which do not exist anywhere else. Visitors to the entomological exhibition of the Museum can look at butterflies and moths from Greece and other countries; there are also representative species of the most important groups such as diptera (flies) and hymenoptera (bees, wasps, ants), orthoptera (locusts, crickets), and coleoptera (beetles, ladybirds) etc. A series of lighted panels...
14Feb
ORNITHOLOGY
ORNITHOLOGY Take a small taste of the virtual tour Goulandris Natural History Museum provides . Approximately 9000 species of birds have been recorded worldwide, of which 426 have been observed in Greece. The country is very important as a wintering and nesting area, as well as a resting-place for those birds that cover great distances during their migrations. The Museum has a rich collection of birds, representing 95% of the Greek avifauna. In a large 22 meter display showing mountains, forests, plains, wetlands...