New York State Museum
| 222 Madison Avenue, Albany |
5 oranları
9.60/10.00 |
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+1 518-474-5877 |
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Mike Bolle (11.10.2017 20:51)
Hey it's New York you got to check this out aye! Awesome experience can't wait to bring my girlfriend here
Hey it's New York you got to check this out aye! Awesome experience can't wait to bring my girlfriend here
Dave Wolven (04.10.2017 22:35)
A great variety of rotating exhibits. Something new every time I visit. And it's FREE.
A great variety of rotating exhibits. Something new every time I visit. And it's FREE.
Colin Mcknight (27.09.2017 18:14)
The New York State Museum is a great, free exhibit on the natural history of New York, and its diverse geography. There are changing exhibits that make it worth re-visiting. There is a special display on the 9/11 tragedy. A carousel is located on the Terrace level. The museum is easily accessible by CDTA bus, and there is a parking lot on the east side, as well as a nearby parking garage at Madison and Eagle Street that is open to the public for free on weekends.
The New York State Museum is a great, free exhibit on the natural history of New York, and its diverse geography. There are changing exhibits that make it worth re-visiting. There is a special display on the 9/11 tragedy. A carousel is located on the Terrace level. The museum is easily accessible by CDTA bus, and there is a parking lot on the east side, as well as a nearby parking garage at Madison and Eagle Street that is open to the public for free on weekends.
Claire Montgomery (24.08.2017 04:58)
There are a million cool things to see here. A little bit of art, a little bit of Natural History. A little bit of local history, a section on the Holocaust, a section on 911, and amazing display of Native American longhouses and arts. One of my favorite parts is the collection of mineral specimens. You can easily spend 5 or 6 hours here if you want to look at everything. If you're only going to come for a day make sure you don't miss seeing the Mastodon skeleton. My main complaint though is that they close the museum shop well before 5. We saw them kick out a kid who came in at 4:50 wanting to look around at some of the souvenirs. He cried. This broke my heart and I don't understand why they couldn't just stay open for a few minutes for the family that wanted to look around. Overall I highly recommend.
There are a million cool things to see here. A little bit of art, a little bit of Natural History. A little bit of local history, a section on the Holocaust, a section on 911, and amazing display of Native American longhouses and arts. One of my favorite parts is the collection of mineral specimens. You can easily spend 5 or 6 hours here if you want to look at everything. If you're only going to come for a day make sure you don't miss seeing the Mastodon skeleton. My main complaint though is that they close the museum shop well before 5. We saw them kick out a kid who came in at 4:50 wanting to look around at some of the souvenirs. He cried. This broke my heart and I don't understand why they couldn't just stay open for a few minutes for the family that wanted to look around. Overall I highly recommend.
Sierra Rose (04.07.2017 15:52)
Free or not, this exhibit is worth the visit. There is so much to sample, like all of the rare rocks and stones of the New York area, preserved animals displayed in their habitat, and documentation on the development of New York City. On the top floor there is a functioning carousel over 100 years old for all ages to enjoy. Hours are easily spent here and exhibits are engaging. Highly recommend.
Free or not, this exhibit is worth the visit. There is so much to sample, like all of the rare rocks and stones of the New York area, preserved animals displayed in their habitat, and documentation on the development of New York City. On the top floor there is a functioning carousel over 100 years old for all ages to enjoy. Hours are easily spent here and exhibits are engaging. Highly recommend.
