Discover the history of the earth: Free guided tour through Osnabrück!

Discover the history of the earth: Free guided tour through Osnabrück!

Something is happening in Osnabrück and it is something to be proud of! On Sunday, July 27th, there will be a free guided tour through the city center at 10 a.m. Organized by Museum on Schölerberg Here you have the opportunity to learn more about the fascinating history of the earth and the natural stones used. Dr. Patrick Chellouche, the geoscientific curator, will guide participants through the exciting stories of the stones and their creation process.

Registration is absolutely necessary and can be done conveniently by email to info@museum-am-schoelerberg.de or by telephone at 0541 323-7000. The meeting point is at Heger Tor, where the tour begins. It should be noted that many natural stones are not only everyday building materials, but also tell interesting stories from the history of the earth. Therefore, you can look forward to an informative experience.

Exciting exhibition attracts visitors

This tour is in conjunction with the special exhibition “Rock Fossils on Tour”. Museum on Schölerberg. An exciting connection is created here between prehistoric creatures and modern music history. The exhibition is a true showcase of evolution, with amazing fossil models named after famous metal icons such as Lemmy Kilmister and Arch Enemy.

These models not only tell of millions of years of evolution; they also reflect the researchers' passion for rock music. Interactive stations invite visitors to learn more about the creatures on display while listening to the musical namesakes. With a supporting program of concerts, workshops and practical activities, the exhibition appeals to families as well as people who love nature and music.

A look into mineralogy

In addition to the “Rock Fossils on Tour” exhibition, the Museum on Schölerberg also interesting insights into the world of minerals and rocks. The collection, which consists of important sources such as the Rosenbusch, Goldschmidt and Ramdohr collections, provides a comprehensive overview of the diversity of modern mineralogy. Topics such as the creation of the solar system or the structure of the Earth come to life here.

Special showcases show exciting aspects such as X-ray fluorescence spectrometry or scanning electron microscopy, which provide those interested with a deeper insight into the science of mineralogy. The variety of topics takes visitors from the dynamics of the earth's interior to the secrets of gemstones and luminescent minerals.

Overall, these events offer an unforgettable experience for anyone passionate about nature, science and music. A visit to the museum on Schölerberg is more than worthwhile and could be a real eye-opener for many!