American Museum of Natural History
Spanning four city blocks and spread across 25 interconnected buildings, the American Museum of Natural History is the largest natural history museum in the world and a must-see stop in New York City. Marvel at the towering T. rex and the tallest free-standing dinosaur fossil in the world, stare up at the life-sized 94-foot blue whale, and journey through the stars in one of the world’s most advanced planetariums. Step into the vibrant Insectarium, meet butterflies in a tropical paradise, and explore interactive walkways that reveal the scale of the entire universe. With fascinating fossils, dazzling gems, hands-on science, and exhibits that feel like stepping into another world, there’s something to wow every kind of explorer.
Don’t froget to download the interactive app, Explorer, for tours and scavenger hunts throughout the exhibits!
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