Houston Museum of Natural Science
Dinosaur exhibits at the Houston Museum of Natural Science
Dinosaur exhibits at the Houston Museum of Natural Science

Houston Museum of Natural Science Tours and Tickets

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Located in Houston’s sprawling Hermann Park, the Houston Museum of Natural Science features four floors of temporary and permanent exhibit halls, the Burke Baker Planetarium, and the Cockrell Butterfly Center. The museum also offers a stellar lineup of special exhibitions, which cover topics far beyond the scope of traditional natural science.

  • 5555 Hermann Park Drive, Houston, Texas, 77030

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What are people saying about Houston Museum of Natural Science

Sandra_G, Aug 2023
Viator make life easier
Great experience in checking, using this app things are easy and very practical I think is going to be my favorite app
Samar_S, Aug 2023
Great experience
Great museum to spend few hours at with the family, make sure to be there for more that 3 hours as there is plenty to explore.
BranwenS, Mar 2021
Go early
We went early on a weekday and were able to social distance in this exhibit and it was nice. It started getting more crowded later in the day and fortunately we made it through the exhibits we wanted to see just in time. We had a nice day.
Angela_O, Jul 2023
Wonderful Vacation
This was a wonderful and informational experience for my grandkids The facilities was clean and the workers were very helpful
Frequently Asked Questions
Q:Should I book Houston Museum of Natural Science tickets in advance?
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We recommend booking e-tickets ahead of time to secure your spot since Houston Museum of Natural Science can get crowded. If you book with Viator, you can cancel at least 24 hours before the start date of your tour for a full refund.
Q:How much does it cost to visit Houston Museum of Natural Science 2024?
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Currently, an entrance ticket to Houston Museum of Natural Science costs USD 25.00. Guided Houston Museum of Natural Science tours start around USD 25.00 per person.
People Also Ask
Q:How long do you need at the Houston Museum of Natural Science?
A:If you want to experience all of the exhibits at the Houston Museum of Natural Science, you'll want to allow yourself a full day in the museum. However, a few hours would suffice if you're in a time crunch or simply want to pick and choose your favorite sections.
Q:Can you take bags into the Houston Museum of Natural Science?
A:Yes, you can generally bring bags into the Houston Museum of Natural Science, but there might be restrictions on large bags or backpacks. It's advisable to check the museum's official website or contact them directly for specific bag policies and any security or size restrictions in place at the time of your visit.
Q:Can you take food into the Houston Museum of Natural Science?
A:Not exactly. The Museum of Natural Science prohibits food or drink in the exhibit halls. However, you are welcome to pack lunch or other snacks, but try to dine in the designated areas to help keep the exhibits clean and free from accidental spills.
Q:When is the best day to visit the Houston Museum of Natural Science?
A:Monday is one of the best days to visit the museum. Weekdays attract fewer crowds than weekends, and Mondays also tend to be free from school field trips and large groups, leaving you more room to explore in peace.
Q:Is the Houston Museum of Natural Science accessible?
A:Yes, the Houston Museum of Natural Science is wheelchair accessible with ramps, elevators, and accessible parking. The museum also emphasizes inclusivity with sensory guides and specialized touch tours for the blind or impaired.
Q:Is the Houston Museum of Natural Science worth it?
A:The Houston Museum of Natural Science is a must-visit destination for science and history enthusiasts. This museum offers exhibits that educate visitors on topics ranging from earth science to astronomy and everything in between, with an incredibly impressive array of hands-on and interactive displays.