ARTIS
In ARTIS Zoo, you meet animals and plants from all corners of the world, and the Planetarium offers you a unique perspective.
Visit ARTIS-Groote Museum to discover just how deep the connection is between humans and nature through science, art, and interactive experiences
At ARTIS-Micropia, you will find out how microbes, invisible yet omnipresent, affect our lives.
You experience every aspect of nature, right here in the very heart of Amsterdam.
Humans are a part of nature, but we are increasingly demanding more than it can deliver.
That’s why it is essential for us to strengthen our connection with nature. This vision is what motivates us every day. As an ideal, but also as a call to join forces and take action in order to ensure the liveability of our planet, for the current generations and those to come.
Learn from nature at ARTIS
Knowledge is the key to change. This is why the Zoo, Micropia, and the Groote Museum aim to demonstrate how all life – no matter how large or small – is interconnected. Not only does ARTIS hope this will help visitors to learn from nature, but that it inspires them to apply their knowledge to help build a sustainable future.
Care for nature together
Nature conservation
The preservation of animal and plant species, increasingly threatened with extinction, is the top priority.
Sustainability
ARTIS strives to set a good example by contributing to a greener and more livable world.
Research
Scientific research provides new knowledge and information on animal welfare, evolution, and biodiversity.
Educational programs
From school visits to inspiring lectures in the Groote Museum.
Whether you want to discover, learn, or care for nature – at ARTIS, you can do it all.
Foundation and charity
As a foundation and charity, ARTIS works every day towards a livable future for the Earth and all its inhabitants. This is only possible with the support of visitors, donors, and partners. Every contribution – big or small – helps to continue this mission and protect nature for today's and future generations.
- 140000 pupils and students
- 26 national monuments
- 14 conservation projects
- 20 nature education activities per day