Easily one of the best museums I've ever been to. Outer space, flora & fauna, Ancient Egypt. & Egyptian mummies, dinosaurs & prehistoric earth! I's huge, Get there as soon as it opens!
Amazing people who work there everyone is so kind and lovely. The pizza in the Dino cafe is good too. All of the exhibits are fantastic definitely ask about the elf hunt
Wonderful variety of exhibits. Interactive and static exhibits entertain all ages. Well worth price of admission. I had a blast. They also have a café!
Great exhibits of many different animals, space exploration, gems & minerals, rotating special exhibits. IMAX theatre is always cool to do. MUST DO observation deck! Parking 👎🏼
I have been to many museums across the US, and this is one of the best. There are so many hands on activities for the kids. As an adult I love it too! The dinosaurexhibit is one of the best.
Such a great museum! Passionate and knowledgeable volunteers, and fantastic exhibits. Dinosaurs! Gems and minerals! Planetarium! And did I mention dinosaurs?
There are always wonderful, well done exhibits and so many special events to take advantage of. Living nearby makes this a go-to when looking for a fun place to get my brain thinking.
Dinosaurs, wildlife & mummies - oh my! There's something for everyone at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. Don't miss an IMAX movie, the planetarium or the Prehistoric Journey.
Got to love the human body and health exhibit and getting to learn about yourself along with things you might've not know before. A great place to spend a day and learn :)
Good place for a quick trip. Check to see what the visiting exhibit is. The different climate areas are disappointing -- just some stuffed animals. Their IMAX shows are generally very good.
The Mayans were fascinating: they monitored the sky every night and via extensive record keeping were able to predict astronomical phenomena because they kept perfect records for hundreds of years.
Elf’s quest is fun with 9 year-olds for sure. There are only 11 out of 12 hints, so we spotted only 11. Ask for the hints paper at the Information desk.
This is a fun family place with lots of diverse exhibits. A little too loud and overstimulation for me, but it seems like a great place to take the kids.
Celebrate National Get Outdoors Day with DMNS on Saturday, June 8th, right outside at CityPark! Learn more about YOUR human body and try out dozens of outdoor activities for the whole family. 9am-4pm Read more
Explore the cosmos and Mars in the Space Odyssey exhibit where the Museum Galaxy Guides will take you to interactive exhibits, live performances, and demonstrations. Fun for all ages. Read more
Also located in CityPark, you’ll see enormous dinosaur skeletons, including tyrannosaurus rex, triceratops and stegosaurus; you can also spy on paleontologists preparing fossils for display.
Did you know? The museum began in 1868 in the log cabin of Edwin Carter, a pioneer and naturalist who amassed a large collection of Colorado birds and mammals, and displayed them in his home.
Before seeing the Mammoths and Mastodons exhibit (thru May 27), watch http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/earth/ice-age-death-trap.html for background on the highlighted Snowmass Village excavation fossils
Fun for the family! Consider “checking in” at a location as you are leaving, rather than upon arrival, to minimize the chance of an unwanted encounter with someone unknown.
The Museum is one of four locations hosting NASA's production of FameLab -- the first ever in the US -- with our own David Grinspoon as a judge. Read more
Don't take your little kids if they're under the age of 5 or 6. You won't get to enjoy anything, they won't understand anything, and they'll get in everyone else's way
The Denver Museum of Nature & Science is the Rocky Mountain region's leading resource for informal science education.
A variety of exhibitions, programs, and activities help Museum visitors experience the natural wonders of Colorado, Earth, and the universe.