inatura Dornbirn

Located in the heart of Dornbirn, inatura is an interactive nature and science museum housed in a renovated historical building. The site, which opened in 2003, is situated in a former machine works and iron foundry, preserving the industrial character of the structure while adapting it for modern educational use. The building’s architecture integrates original elements with contemporary exhibition design, creating a unique atmosphere that blends history with modern science.

The museum is designed for hands-on learning, featuring interactive stations that allow visitors to explore natural phenomena through direct experience. Key exhibits include simulations of local habitats, such as the Alpine environment, and interactive displays on human anatomy, such as the human body. The museum is particularly popular with families, offering a engaging way to learn about nature, science, and technology.

Visitors can expect a variety of interactive stations, including a bee observation area and a simulation of a badger’s burrow. The museum is open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, with admission fees set at €13.40 for adults. The site also includes a small restaurant and a shop, providing a convenient place to rest after exploring the exhibits. The combination of interactive learning and historical context makes inatura a popular destination for families and educational groups visiting the Vorarlberg region.