Definitely worth a visit. I recommend a guided tour. Also, they do taxidermy.

Amazing place with deep history. I loved the photos and stuffed animals in the third building. Very beautiful art at the back of the museum. Incredible ambience with vegetation, flowers and the tranquility of the flowing river

It has the stories and facts about animals, reptiles, amphibians, arachnids, insects and more; on their conservative and endangered situation from human cause. Tastes of cultural cafe and art work center plus a botanical garden. Its a place not to miss while in Arusha.

An awesome place. Good for visit. Allow for atleast 2hrs as there are much exhibits to see.Warm welcome too and not too expensive for locals and east Africa citizens

Not a lot of information… better watch a YouTube video. also, they keep an eagle in a cage that is way too small for the animal. Plus in the end for the bad service they still aks for a tip… unbelievable!

Great! A lot to see! Reasonable price! The art market behind is very nice. Don’t forget to bargain ;-)

A very family place to visit to learn about history of Tanzania before colonial, colonial and post colonial history

A quiet and somewhat dusty museum. I seemed to be the only visitor this afternoon. They have a collection of very nice photographs of lots of flora and fauna but there are very few signs to tell you where to start and end. A brush up of the history of man would make it more interesting, they do have the material. The botanical garden was a dusty and leaf littered area in need of some love and care. An empty terrarium makes you wonder where the inhabitant went, it only left some dried old skins behind.

Nice place to spend some time while in Arusha, a bit of local history, a flora and fauna exhibition, mini botanical garden and a fish pound!Surrounded of nice Coffe places and restaurants in the area!

A cool place to spend time knowing the historical background of Tanzania that will directly enhance patriotism

The place where by all animals are made by special fiber in natural animal leather, I cant touch lion but at least I was able to touch his leather!! The amazing place to study the human history from 7 million years before.

An unassuming place that carries a surprising weight of history - the write ups about German occupation are informative, and the botanical garden was nice to walk through.

Just behind the beautiful view of Arusha International Conference Centre(AICC),you find this amazing view of local history and nature...

Sadly, the museum isnt taken care of properly. Such a shame! And I just think it should have dedicated to Arushas Germans colonial history and its growth over the years. Really disappointing.

Natural museum is located in the green environment and has also a botanical garden

Hosts the largest collection of wildlife information in town. Worth the visit.

Its a nice visit to get ready for safari or for kids

History gives us identity we get to know where were from and know how to shape the future to get better version all our selvesNice place with lots to learn from the human evolution to German Boma and wildlife animalsAll at the musem

This museum resides inside the German Boma or Arusha. Its a beautifull building, with mt meru behind it. The museum consists mainly of wildlife pictures.

Unfortunately a rather old and tired display! Need more about the history of the building and Arusha town incorporated also.

Caged animals in a place where most tourists come to see free animals in the wild probably not the best idea

This place is verry nice

Detailed and helpful...A good place of learning the evolution stages of man with demonstrated pictures

For historical lovers here is where!

Wonderful and so interested place to stay and visit

The best place for city tour in Arusha city

History of Tanganyika readily available in the space

Good

Because of my career

Great place

Absolutely beautiful

Good place to visit

Tourism

Natural Museum, Historical

Historical area

You are welcome at Arusha national park really is very beautiful

A little information about evolution, there is a small garden where local plants grow, turtles, which were picked up from the streets and saved them, an eagle and another carrion bird, I don’t remember the name. There is also a photo gallery of birds and animals living in Tanzania. Then the guy took us to the Tanzanite museum, where they showed us a movie about the extraction of these stones and a museum, like a museum), a store with more paintings, where artists sit and paint, and then these paintings are sold on the masai market. Here, most likely, if you take it directly from the artist, you can take it at a good price. We did not ask prices. There is also a room with real stuffed animals and animals - it was very unfortunate to look at them ((but in Tanzania there are also safari with weapons. They buy a license and kill these animals (

It is full of introductions of specimens and African grassland creatures. It is very special. You can take some special photos! Its wonderful to break into the specimen production room by mistake!

Very interesting, to see it without haste

Facilities above Tanzania average. Good to take a look around. The botanical garden next to it is better than the museum.(If you buy art on the art street, bargain 50% or more unconditionally. Normally, it is $15~20, but you can bargain about $5~10)

They really strive to make it complete and interesting.

Without interest