• Experience the world of the UNESCO World Heritage Swiss Alps Jungfrau-Aletsch as an adventure museum on an area of 1500 m².
• A spectacular panorama cinema shows films on a 5m x 20m screen.
• You can sit in the Ambassador carriage of the Jungfrau Railway, which made its maiden journey to the Jungfraujoch in 1912. In this carriage, you can experience the planned approach from the south, which was never realized.
• Ball tracks and other play opportunities for children liven up your visit to the museum.
• The imposing north faces of the Bernese High Alps, climate change and the flora and fauna are vividly presented.
• You get to know the World Heritage Site in depth. It stretches from the high mountains with their eternal ice to the southern Mediterranean steppe landscape.
• Workshops for schools allow children to get to know and appreciate the valuable UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• You will be directly involved in interactive museum stations. You will experience the visit even more intensively.

The World Nature Forum offers a very diverse range of topics. Here, you won’t just see glaciers and rocks, but also typical plants and animals, right down to insects and butterflies. Other topics include water and climate change in the Alps.

Several interactive exhibits directly involve you in the happenings of the Alps, and exciting films provide answers to many more questions. You also have the opportunity to explore the World Nature Forum on a private tour.

A ball track system adds an extra layer of fun to the exhibits. At the entrance, every little visitor gets a small ball for that.

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The interactive components of the exhibitions involve you directly in what is happening. In this way, you can engage creatively and intensively with what is on display.

You will find these interactive stations:

• virtual sandpit
• Landscape game
• legend grotto
• dialect gondola

In the virtual sandbox, you can create mountains and rivers and shape your very own landscapes. Another station lets you recreate the landscapes of the Alps. The tectonic shifting of the continents is simulated on the screen, depending on how you turn the crank.

The legend grotto is specially designed for children and tells legendary stories about the forces of nature. In the dialect gondola, you can interactively learn about the dialects in the World Heritage Site. You sit in a gondola of the Grindelwald First cable car so that you can hear the dialects undisturbed.

The panorama cinema at the World Nature Forum presents exciting films about central questions regarding the UNESCO World Heritage Site on a stunning 100 m² area.

For example, the following topics are covered:

• Experiencing World Heritage (about a careful and considerate use of World Heritage)
• Humans in World Heritage (about people who live, work, or pursue a hobby in the World Heritage Site)
• The Migration of the Thistle Butterfly (flight over the World Heritage Site across 4 seasons)

The Ambassador Car of the Jungfrau Railways made its maiden journey to Jungfraujoch in 1912. It is a special highlight here in the museum. While seated in the car, you have the opportunity to visually experience a journey from the south to Jungfraujoch. Although this trip was planned, it was never realized.

Special exhibitions on changing themes relating to the Swiss Alps Jungfrau-Aletsch World Heritage Site show, for example, the use and way of life of insects or the completion of the "Eiger Ultra Trail", which is held every year at different distances.

An earlier special exhibition simulated the effects of global warming by an average of 2 degrees. Each adult was given VR goggles and traveled several centuries on the Aletsch Glacier.

The World Nature Forum is generally open every day from 10:00 to 17:00, except on Mondays. It is also closed on certain public holidays (e.g., December 25th and January 1st).

You can find the World Nature Forum in Naters next to Brig, not far from the train station.

By Public Transport

You can reach the station in Brig by train from Bern via Thun, Spiez, and Visp in about 1 hour and 15 minutes. From the station, it's just a 5-minute walk to the World Nature Forum. Alternatively, you can take the local bus line 1, which takes just a minute from Brig station square to the stop "Aletsch Campus."

By Car

If you're driving, you can get to the World Nature Forum from Bern via the A6 in about 2 hours and 15 minutes. There's a public parking garage called "Aletsch Campus" available at Kehrstrasse. The garage is located in the basement of the exhibition.

At the World Nature Forum, you have the beautifully designed opportunity to discover, explore, and appreciate the unique and diverse natural and cultural landscape of the UNESCO World Heritage site Swiss Alps Jungfrau-Aletsch.