When does the exhibition open?

The exhibition opens on May 17, 2026.

Where is the Museum of Natural History Gera located?

The museum is located at Nicolaiberg 3, 07545 Gera.

What can be seen in the exhibition?

Learn everything about lithium, its occurrences and applications.

How much does the entrance fee cost?

Entrance to the exhibition is free.

Is the museum accessible for people with disabilities?

Please inquire directly with the museum about accessibility.

Is the exhibition held outdoors or indoors?

The exhibition is located inside the museum.

Lithium Exhibition at Museum Gera from May 2026

Name: LITHIUM – The Globally Coveted White Gold
Start: 2026-05-17T02:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-17T02:00:00+02:00
Location: Museum für Naturkunde Gera

The Museum of Natural History Gera invites you to a fascinating cabinet exhibition starting on May 17, 2026, entirely focused on the element lithium. Under the title “LITHIUM – The Globally Coveted White Gold”, the exhibition offers a deep insight into the world of this versatile material until January 3, 2027. Lithium, often referred to as “white gold”, is becoming increasingly important worldwide and is present in many areas.

Visitors have the opportunity to learn more about the various occurrences and numerous applications of this element. In particular, lithium plays a crucial role in modern technology, whether in batteries for electric cars, smartphones, or laptops.

An Exciting Visit Awaits You

The exhibition complements the existing mineralogical permanent exhibitions of the museum and offers a variety of information and exhibits that highlight the versatility and value of lithium to visitors. In addition to interactive stations, there are also guided tours that allow for a deeper understanding of the topics presented.

Diving into the chemical world of lithium.
Understanding the global significance and challenges.
Discovering the applications in technology.

A visit is worthwhile for those interested in natural sciences, collectors, and anyone who wants to learn more about one of the most important elements of our time.