With a tradition spanning over a hundred years, the Leipzig Natural History Museum is a key institution for intergenerational scientific education. Serving as an archive of biodiversity, it preserves the legacy of remarkable scientific history. It is a place of science where collections are made, preserved, and researched across the fields of flora, fauna, geology, and archaeology. This invaluable wealth of knowledge and genetic diversity must be safeguarded and maintained to offer future generations the opportunity to explore the world in all its richness. Currently, a diverse range of events, with activities for all ages, provides fascinating insights into the museum’s collections and scientific endeavors.