Explore the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History, where captivating dinosaur fossils, stunning gems like the Hope Diamond, and a vast collection make for an unforgettable day.
10th St. & Constitution Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20560 Get directions
"A museum in Washington, D.C. visited by Ryan Ratino." - Nancy DePalma
"126 Million Specimens of Natural History The National Museum of Natural History has become the steward of one of the largest natural history collections, with over 126 million specimens including hundreds of mammals from Africa, Australia , and the Americas. This museum always tops visitors' lists for its vast collection and the famous Hope Diamond. While the museum is free, some exhibits and the IMAX theater require admission. This museum is always busy, but more so on holidays and weekends. It's best enjoyed early in the day and during the week, if you can."
"It’s impossible to miss the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History. Set on the National Mall, this 1910 Beaux-Arts building with a soaring rotunda is one of the most visited museums in D.C.—and the world—bringing in 4.2 million visitors in 2019. That’s for good reason: this museum has the world’s largest natural history collection with 146 million artifacts and specimens, including the ones at the recently reopened dinosaur hall." - Amy McKeever, Adele Chapin
"Located along the National Mall, this museum is free and offers educational experiences, especially for children who are fascinated by dinosaur skeletons."
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William Bush
Rohan Seth
Sebastian Naranjo
J Fost
Eric Harker
Sanskriti Agarwal
Alan L
Amber A