11 – New York for Piccolas and Piccolos : American Museum of Natural History
The world’s largest natural history museum is home to a monumental 33 million specimens, including one of the most extensive dinosaur exhibits ever.
Pick up the Kids Guide to the American Museum of Natural History and get ready for a museum-wide scavenger hunt through the world’s largest collection of dinosaurs, an impressive array of towering totem poles, and much more.
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Don’t miss the Discovery Room, where children ages five to 12 can get a behind-the-scenes look at artifacts, specimens, and scientific research; and the Hayden Planetarium, one of the best planetariums in the country.
How to get here
Take the B (weekdays only) or C to 81st Street. Unless you already have tickets in-hand, you cannot enter the Museum directly from the subway station. You must exit the station to the street level and walk around to the 81st Street/Rose Center entrance where your tickets will be waiting.
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