School trip to the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences

About this school trip

The Museum of Natural Sciences of the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences in Brussels is a school trip where children walk round wide-eyed. The Dinosaur Gallery is home to the famous Iguanodons of Bernissart, and in the Living Planet gallery and the Gallery of Humankind pupils discover the richness of nature and the story of our evolution.

From 16 October 2026 there is also the temporary exhibition Animazing, about how animals adapt. The museum has a dedicated schools department and offers educational tools to prepare the visit or follow it up in class, suitable for primary school (ages 6–12) and lower secondary.

We are happy to take care of transport to Brussels for you and your pupils. Your class travels comfortably and safely by coach to the museum, with an experienced driver who brings you home again after a day full of discoveries.

Highlights

• The Iguanodons of Bernissart
• Living Planet and Gallery of Humankind
• Educational tools for schools

Included

• Return travel by coach
• Experienced driver

Not included

• Entrance tickets
• Food and drinks

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