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Free guided tours in English of Torrevieja Natural History Museum until the end of June
The museum in the Vega Baja town, Alicante province, has reopened on Friday afternoons for guided visits
Torrevieja Natural History Museum houses a large representation of the biodiversity of species that surround us, both marine and terrestrial, including dolphins, turtles, whales, mollusc shells, bird nests, etc.
Some are in danger of extinction, others endemic to the local area, and several collections are so rare that international experts visit Torrevieja to see them.
Now, once again, the public can also explore this fascinating building located in Avdenida Estación.
Torrevieja Council's Department of Culture has reopened the Museum of Natural History for three months for free visits and guided tours in collaboration with the University of Alicante and scientist María Luisa Molina.
Normal opening hours are Friday to Sunday from 10am to 1pm, and Friday afternoons from now until the end of June for guided visits.
The tours are free for schools and the general public in Spanish and English, with prior registration via the QR code on the poster or via this link.Images: Ayuntamiento de Torrevieja
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