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Having an institutional tradition of half a century, with an excellent material basis and a pluridisciplinary structure, The Natural Sciences Museum Complex in Constanţa is considered an important reference for the cultural and scientific image of the municipality, with a high emblematic value in the summer offer of the Romanian seacoast.The Institution’s development in time, the need for a continuously diversified public offer, the city’s very alert rhythm of growing, brought about the occurrence and functional development of two placements, each one observing different domains of the educ

The Dolphinarium in Constanţa began its activity on June 1, 1972, being the first museum form of this kind in our country and the first one in the S-E of Europe at that time. The exhibition presents the world of the shell fish living in diverse seas. The shows are organized in the amphitheatre with a pool, with dolphins from the Phocaena relicta species and Delphinus delphis ponticus species, with seals from the South Atlantic.

Aquarium - Constanţa, the first section of the Natural Sciences Museum Complex, located on the seafront promenade Casino, in its immediate vicinity, is the first public aquarium in Romania and was inaugurated on the May 1, 1958.

Starting with the year 1982, within The Natural Sciences Museum Complex in Constanţa, the Exotic and landscape birds Exhibition placed by the Micro-Reservation, entered into a touristic circuit.On a 100 sqm covered surface, in large bird houses, with adequate compartments for food, nesting, flying and rest, one can admire the representatives of different bird species from Asia, Africa,Australia, New Guinea and South America.

Within the Natural Sciences Museum Complex in Constanţa, starting with the year 1985 a Micro-reservation entered the public circuit, spreading on a 6 ha surface out of which 2 ha represent luster water with a swamp vegetation. This objective was created with a view to offer the visitors a more complex image on the Dobrogea’s nature.

Like a window permanently open to the sky, the Planetarium in Constanţa resembles a "beacon" on the Black Sea coast. The first public objective of this type in the country was set up in the year when man could "touch" the moon by the foot for the first time (1969), the Planetarium reveal today the sky-mysteries so hard to see.