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The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History
About The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History
Ready to ignite curiosity and spark imagination? The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History offers a uniquely powerful family adventure in Albuquerque, New Mexico. As the USA's only congressionally chartered museum in its field, it promises a deep dive into the intriguing and often misunderstood world of nuclear science.
From the Atomic Age's origins to its current peaceful applications, this museum presents an array of permanent and traveling exhibits that captivate both young and old. Your children can explore the early days of nuclear research, understand the significant role of nuclear science in World War II and the Cold War, and marvel at the modern advancements in nuclear medicine. Each exhibit provides a window into the complexities of nuclear science and its impact on society.
Don't miss the outdoor Heritage Park, where the family can get up close with historical artifacts such as real-life planes, missiles, and even a nuclear submarine sail. It's an immersive experience that brings history to life and is sure to be a hit with kids who love action-packed adventures.
The museum also continually updates its exhibits, so there's always something new to explore. Check out the temporary exhibitions to delve into fascinating topics and engage with interactive displays designed to educate and inspire. From understanding nuclear physics to contemplating future technology, your visit will open doors to endless possibilities and discussions.
Perfect for a day out with the family, the museum is a place where education meets excitement. So why not start your adventure today and see where your curiosity will take you?
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Suggest editAdults $15.00
Children $13.00 (Ages 6-17)
Free Under 5 years.
Last Update 2025
Discount $13.00 (60+) Veterans $8.00 and active military $7.00
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What initiatives does the museum undertake to promote sustainability?
The museum is dedicated to environmental education, offering programs that inspire eco-friendly practices and promote renewable energy awareness.
What activities can children engage in during the visit?
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Are there baby-changing facilities available at the museum?
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Where can families eat when visiting the museum?
Grab something to eat in the area before or after your day out!
What are some tips for making the most of our visit?
Keep an eye on events that they hold across the year, such as Veterans Day Camp, and Nuclear Science Week!
What kind of souvenirs can we find at the museum store?
Bring that pocket money, because there is a museum store FILLED with great merchandise, as well as historic and educational items.
How does the museum support educational visits for schools?
The Museum runs a science summer camp program within the state, with 300 day-campers learning about ecology, robotics, flight, engineering, medicine and general science. Pretty cool!
Are there any healthy eating options available nearby?
Local cafes and restaurants offer a variety of healthy options to fuel your day of exploration.
What assistance is available for guests with disabilities?
Speak to staff if you have any questions about the accessibility of the museum.
Is photography allowed inside the museum?
Photography is allowed in the museum, so head along and take as many pictures as you like!
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