A halloween crab (Gecarcinus guadratus). These nocturnal land crabs live in small burrows in the coastal jungle of Costa Rica. However, they must travel back to the ocean to reproduce.

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Entry to the Museum is free!

Here you can find all the practical information for a visit to the Natural History Museum at Tring. From how to get here, where to shop and eat, to what activities are on.

  • Tring - Getting here
    Getting here

    The Museum is easily accessible by public transport and has a free car park. Use this information to help plan your journey.

  • Visiting Tring with children
    Visiting with children

    The Museum is very popular with families. Read this if you are visiting with the kids.

  • Tring floor plan revised
    Floor plan

    Use the floor plan to make sure you don’t miss any of the highlights.

  • Museum shop
    Museum shop

    Get gifts, souvenirs and books that are inspired by the natural world.

  • Delicious drinks and snacks at the Exhibition Road Coffee Bar
    Zebra Café

    The Zebra Café serves a choice of snacks and sandwiches and soup in the colder weather at weekends and in the holidays. It is self-service during term-time weekdays.

  • Bird skins from the collections at Tring.
    Facilities

    Check the practical details such as where to eat, lost property, cloakrooms and toilets.

  • Iguana
    Access guide

    Find out about step-free access to galleries, audio-visual displays and other facilities to help your visit run as smoothly as possible.

  • Spectral tarsier
    Wild, Weird, Wonderful tour

    Discover the weird and wonderful creatures at Tring with our interactive map and downloadable tour of the galleries.

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