Administration de la nature et des forêts - Centre nature et forêt Biodiversum — Attraction in Schengen

Biodiversum Camille Gira Nature and Forest Center: A Fun and Educational Family Adventure in the Heart of Nature!"

The Biodiversum Camille Gira Nature and Forest Center, located in the heart of the Remerschen nature reserve, is a must-visit for nature enthusiasts and the perfect spot for a family outing. From the moment you arrive, the building’s unique, modern architecture—resembling a large ship floating on water—invites exploration and wonder. Surrounded by wetlands and natural landscapes, the center offers an engaging and immersive way to discover Luxembourg’s rich flora and fauna.

Inside, interactive exhibits are designed to captivate visitors of all ages, and they are especially engaging for children. The educational and sensory pathways let young explorers dive into nature in a hands-on way: they can touch plant samples, examine insects up close through magnifiers, and experience the lives of animals through games and interactive workshops. There's also a dedicated space where children learn about the importance of water, soil, and ecosystems in a fun and approachable way.

The Biodiversum staff is welcoming and eager to answer children’s questions, making the visit both informative and enjoyable. The center also hosts practical workshops and guided tours around the nature reserve, where families can observe birds, frogs, and other species in their natural habitats.

Outside, a natural play area and walking paths provide the perfect setting for kids to burn off energy while continuing their learning experience. After a day at the Biodiversum, children leave with a head full of discoveries and a newfound excitement for protecting our planet.

In summary, the Biodiversum Camille Gira Nature and Forest Center is a not-to-be-missed destination for a rewarding family day out. It’s a place where learning and fun come together, and the beauty of nature inspires curiosity and environmental awareness from...

The museum and its surroundings are beautiful, but it is not so kids friendly. I visited this place with 7 yo and almost 2 yo. I did my best that they don’t touch anything (which is difficult as everything is at their height and reach), but still the security man was following us around reacting to every move and sound my kids made. It made me stress because my visit focused on understanding what they can and cannot touch or where they can and cannot sit. There are more warning signs than actually things to appreciate. So if your kids like to make an occasional sound or jump out of excitement, this is not a...

It's a pretty cool, seemingly abstract small museum regarding the local fauna. It's in DE/FR, not English, so keep that in mind. The staff was very friendly and did speak English. The location is beautiful, definitely worth it if you are closeby to admire the lakes.

Wheelchair access is okay-ish to the entry of the building. Inside the building it's fully wheelchair friendly. The paths you can take around the lakes however, are not...