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Washington, D.C. : National Museum of Natural History

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National Museum of Natural History

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  • There is plenty here for young visitors, in particular the Insect Zoo featuring live specimens of giant hissing cockroaches and large leaf-cutter ants, and the Dinosaur Hall which contains a cast of a nest of dinosaur eggs and reconstructions of dinosaur skeletons. The new, interactive Hall of Mammals features 274 taxidermied exhibits from a variety of environments. For another hands-on experience, the Discovery Room allows children (and adults!) to hold objects like crocodile heads and elephant tusks.

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Constitution Ave & 10th St, NW Open 10am–5:30pm daily Closed Dec 25 Dis. access Free
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