Congress Opportunities at blockbuster exhibition 'Triceratops: The kudde' in Naturalis
Naturalis biodiversity Center presents world premiere, five complete Triceratops skeletons on display from October.
From October 2024 through the summer of 2025, Naturalis Biodiversity Center will offer visitors a unique opportunity to come face to face with five impressive Triceratops skeletons. This world-famous dinosaur, known for its large frill and three distinctive horns, will be exhibited in its full glory for the first time. Never before have five extremely rare, complete Triceratops skeletons been presented together in one exhibition.
Unique conference opportunities in a special setting
In addition to admiring these fascinating prehistoric creatures, Naturalis offers conference attendees the opportunity to visit the exhibition during or after a conference or dinner. The museum's halls are also available for conferences, dinners and other gatherings during the exhibition, creating an unforgettable ambiance during this world premiere.
Result of ten years of research and excavations
Researchers from Naturalis have been conducting intensive excavations in the United States for the past ten years, and the result can now be admired: five impressive Triceratops skeletons. This impressive exhibition, which opens on October 17, 2024, offers a glimpse into the fascinating world of these herbivorous giants.
The Triceratops and its enemies
Although the Triceratops horridus looks dangerous with its impressive horns and name, it was a herbivore. Its greatest enemy, the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex, can also be seen in Naturalis. The museum will be completely dedicated to these iconic dinosaurs in the coming year, giving visitors the chance to relive a part of prehistory.
The exhibition promises an unprecedented experience for both conference attendees and dinner guests, with the Triceratops as a unique backdrop.
