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Das World Nature Forum ist der Heimathafen des UNESCO-Welterbes Swiss Alps Jungfrau-AletschPhoto: CC BY-ND, ©belalp.ch / Phil Bucher
The World Nature Forum is the home port of the UNESCO World Heritage Swiss Alps Jungfrau-Aletsch. Visitors get to know and understand unique natural and cultural landscapes around the high alpine scenery in an interactive exhibition. With exciting films, experience stations, info-graphics and artefacts, this spectacular exhibition awakens visitors' spirit of research.
The Alps are in danger!
As an economic area, the Alps are losing importance, agriculture in the mountains is dying out and climate change is bringing about incalculable changes. The question arises how the meadows will be irrigated in the future when the glaciers have disappeared? How will tourism change if the snow stays away in winter? The exhibition at the Aletsch Campus in Naters deals with such questions.
Highlight of the exhibition
The large panorama room, where never-before-seen film scenes from the UNESCO World Heritage Site are shown on a 100 square metre screen, delights numerous visitors every day.
Much more than just an exhibition
The World Nature Forum is a visitor, study and congress centre that is unique in the world. Ideal for your next team event!
Guided tours
We are happy to accompany groups, clubs and companies through the exhibition. A guided tour lasts between 1.5 and 2 hours, including the three films in the panorama cinema (approx. 15 min. each). A guided tour costs a flat rate of CHF 150 excluding the entrance fee.Opening times
| Tuesday | 10:00–17:00 |
| Wednesday | 10:00–17:00 |
| Thursday | 10:00–17:00 |
| Friday | 10:00–17:00 |
| Saturday | 10:00–17:00 |
| Sunday | 10:00–17:00 |
Price:
Adults: CHF 18.00 Apprentices / students / AHV: CHF 15.00 Children 6 - 15 years: CHF 9.00 Children 0 - 5 years: free Families: CHF 42.00 Group from 10 persons: CHF 15.00 Ambassador / annual subscription: CHF 100.00Admission is free for Raiffeisen members with their personal Maestro or credit card as well as holders of the Swiss Museum Pass and holders of the Blatten-Belalp guest card.
Guided tours We are happy to accompany groups, associations and companies through the exhibition. A guided tour lasts between 1.5 and 2 hours, including the three films in the panorama cinema (approx. 15 min. each). A guided tour costs a flat rate of CHF 150 excluding the entrance fee.
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Directions
The World Nature Forum is only a five-minute walk from Brig railway station. The local bus line 1 runs from Brig station square to the "Aletsch Campus" stop in one minute. From there, the World Nature Forum can be reached in one minute.If you are travelling by car, you can use the public car park "Aletsch Campus" on Kehrstrasse. The car park is located in the basement of the exhibition.
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