American Museum of Natural History
New York City, 200 Central Park West
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The Natural History Museum in New York City is located opposite Central Park in Manhattan County. A visit to the museum will be an interesting and exciting sight for both children and adults. All exhibits are quite mobile, interactive, and many can be touched with your hands.
The museum presents exhibits depicting the nature of almost any corner of the planet: skeletons of ancient animals, dried scalps, African huts, a miniature of the eastern city, and this is not a complete list of what you can see.
Each exhibition hall is dedicated to its theme: the hall of human origin, the hall of meteorites, the hall of minerals, the hall of precious metals, the famous planetarium and many others. By the way, it was here that the popular painting “Night at the Museum” was shot.
The gem of the museum is the local library, which contains more than 450,000 books on natural sciences. It also contains numerous reports of expeditions and travels of many American scientists.
The latest innovation was the opening of a museum cinema, where popular science films are broadcasted on the big screen.
On the territory of the museum there are many souvenir shops and shops, past which it is difficult to pass without lingering at the showcase and without buying a trinket. On the first floor of the museum there is a cafe where you can have a nice snack with themed desserts.