AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

As the name suggests, the American Museum Of Natural History is a natural history museum situated on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. Home to around fifty exhibits, the museum is considered one of the world’s largest and most notable museums. The museum is a renowned institution and offers both education and entertainment. Explore the museum’s landmark, the rose centre for Earth and Space. 

The American Museum of Natural History or AMNH is a museum dedicated to the natural history of the States. The building is a vast area, occupying 2 million square feet, and externally 26 interconnected buildings accommodating 45 permanent exhibition halls, in addition to a planetarium and a library.

This museum houses 34 million species of plants, animals, human remains, minerals, rocks, human cultural artifacts, fossils, meteorites,and much more and thus, makes for an interesting tourist place; especially for history and archaeology buffs.

Location: 200 Central Park West, New York, NY 10024, United States

Entry Fee: $23 for adults, $18 for students with ID, $18 for seniors (ages 60 and up), and $13 for children (ages 3 to 12).

Highlights

• Explore one of the world’s most important scientific and cultural institutions, with more than 32 million specimens and artefacts. 
• Observe the exhibits that feature human origin, representing culture, dinosaur fossils, biodiversity, and the Environment.  
• Widen your spheres of knowledge by learning more about exhibits from the images attached on the wall. 
• Explore several diversifications within the museum, such as Mammal Hall, Ocean Life room, Hall of fossils and Dinosaurs, and hall of gems and minerals. 
• Book your tickets, and get a full-day pass to avoid rushing through the exhibits. Do not forget to receive confirmation after booking. 
• General admission only allows you to explore permanent exhibits. 
• On the other hand, by purchasing the super saver combo tickets, you will get access to the Hayden Planetarium space shows, and a giant screen of 3D and 2D films. 
• Science enthusiasts shall explore the museum to enhance their knowledge about the intricacies of human history.