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For Insektenmuseum und Schmetterlingsfarm in Trassenheide, the following information about elongated coins (pressed pennies), souvenir coins, tokens and souvenir banknotes is available:

Insektenmuseum und Schmetterlingsfarm

Wiesenweg 5, 17449 Trassenheide, DE-MV, DE

Insektenmuseum und Schmetterlingsfarm

The souvenir vending machine is located in front of the entrance.

The Insect Museum and Butterfly Farm offer a fascinating experience for nature lovers of all ages. In vivid exhibits, visitors can discover numerous insect species from around the world, from native beetles to exotic spiders and brightly colored butterflies. Specimens, display boards, and live animals vividly show how diverse and important these often underestimated creatures are for our environment. A special highlight is the tropical free flight hall, where colorful butterflies flutter freely among lush plants. With a bit of luck, they can be observed up close while sitting on flowers or gliding through the warm, humid air. This creates a calm, almost fairytale like atmosphere that makes the visit unforgettable. The combination of information, a nature experience, and family friendly design makes the attraction a rewarding destination in any weather.

Insektenmuseum und Schmetterlingsfarm
The souvenir vending machine is located in front of the entrance.
Wiesenweg 5
Trassenheide
Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
17449
Germany
Insektenmuseum und Schmetterlingsfarm
Insektenmuseum und Schmetterlingsfarm
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The Insect Museum and Butterfly Farm offer a fascinating experience for nature lovers of all ages. In vivid exhibits, visitors can discover numerous insect species from around the world, from native beetles to exotic spiders and brightly colored butterflies. Specimens, display boards, and live animals vividly show how diverse and important these often underestimated creatures are for our environment. A special highlight is the tropical free flight hall, where colorful butterflies flutter freely among lush plants. With a bit of luck, they can be observed up close while sitting on flowers or gliding through the warm, humid air. This creates a calm, almost fairytale like atmosphere that makes the visit unforgettable. The combination of information, a nature experience, and family friendly design makes the attraction a rewarding destination in any weather.
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