The museum is open to visitors in accordance with Cabinet of Ministers regulation 360 "Epidemiological Safety Measures for the Containment of the Spread of COVID-19 Infection".
Further important information to plan your visit is listed below.
For epidemiologically safe visit please follow these rules:
- The museum can be visited by individual visitors or members of one household.
- During the visit, visitors must wear a facemask (except children under the age of seven years and persons with obvious movement impairments or mental health disorders due to which the person lacks capacity or skills to use a mouth and nose cover);.
- Group visits must be booked in advance.
- During the visit, a distance of 2 m from other visitors and staff must be kept, information in visual instructions and audio announcements, as well as instructions from the museum staff must be followed.
- The museum does not provide services to people who do not comply with epidemiological safety requirements.
- Please do not visit the museum if you have symptoms of a respiratory infection, or if you must be in self-isolation, home quarantine or strict isolation. The museum has the right not to provide services to people with signs of respiratory infection.
- Number of visitors is regulated according to the situation.
- Please, if possible, use bank card at the ticket office and plan your visit according to the museum opening hours.
Maximum number of visitors 97.
To ensure visitor health and safety requirements some of interactive activities are temporarily closed.
The exhibition "Mammals of Latvia” is closed due to reconstruction funded by Cohesion fund.
The exhibition "Human Evolution” is closed due to repair works.
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Contacts for questions regarding the museum visit:
67356058, 67356025, 67356053, info@lndm.gov.lv
Contacts for group bookings (Mondays–Fridays 9.00–17.30):
67356051, 26665406, 67356039, ekskursijas@lndm.gov.lv
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We wish you a pleasant visit to the museum!