Visit American Museum of Natural History
Don't even attempt to view everything in a single day; there are over 32 million artifacts inside, dispersed over four city blocks, 25 buildings, and 45 exhibition halls. A particular favorite is the Rose Center for Earth and Space, but you should also schedule a time to see the dinosaurs, the Hall of the Universe, and the Butterfly Conservatory (on display from October through May). The top family activities in New York City, according to local experts, including visiting this museum. Richard Tucker, the chief concierge at The Refinery Hotel, describes the location as "an inventive space, suitable for everyone of any age... and it's instructive and engaging." The organization, according to local experts, is one of the city's must-see museums.
Even though the American Museum of Natural History is often crowded, you'll encounter fewer visitors if you go on a weekday in the late winter or early spring. It is open every day from 10 a.m. to 5:45 p.m. and is well-known for its "recommended" entrance costs of $23 for adults, $18 for seniors and students with ID, and $13 for young children (2–12 years old). On the museum's website, tickets can be purchased in advance for the "recommended" entrance prices. To get there, take the B or C line to 81st Street or the 1 to 79th Street. Before you go, make a bookmark of the official website.
- Ranking: #2 in Best Things To Do in New York City
Location: 79th Street and Central Park West
Website: https://www.amnh.org/
Phone: 212-769-5100
Price & Hours: Suggested admission of $23 for adults & 10 a.m-5:45 p.m. daily
