Denver Museum of Nature & Science
Since 1908, the Denver Museum of Nature & Science has been inspired to research, understand, and explain the world around us to curious visitors of
Museums: 84 Things to Do
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Since 1908, the Denver Museum of Nature & Science has been inspired to research, understand, and explain the world around us to curious visitors of
The American Sign Museum is the largest public museum of its kind in the United States with 20,000+ square feet dedicated to signage and the
More than 6,000,000 European Jews were systematically murdered between 1933 and 1945 by Nazi Germany and their allies. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum tells
The USBG (United States Botanic Garden) is a living plant museum originally envisioned by President George Washington, established by Congress in 1820, and since 1934
When the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History opened in 1910 it had nearly 10 million objects, moved in with the assistance of horse-drawn carts. Today
What started as a collection of 20 Japanese kites in 1876 grew to become the world’s largest collection of historical air and space objects, now
The Orange Show, a quirky folk art environment in Houston, was created by postman Jeff McKissack in honor of his favorite fruit. From 1956 to
The Heritage Society, founded in 1954 in Houston’s historic Sam Houston Park, stands as a testament to the city’s vibrant history, encompassing a collection of
The Health Museum, located in Houston’s famed Museum District, is an interactive health and science center established in 1969 as part of the Texas Medical
The Menil Collection is an art enthusiast’s dream, founded in 1987 by philanthropists John and Dominique de Menil. This museum, free to the public, houses
The San Jacinto Museum of History, located at the iconic San Jacinto Battleground, stands as a testament to Texas’ fight for independence, particularly commemorating the
The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (MFAH), founded in 1900, is a cornerstone of Houston’s cultural and artistic scene, boasting an impressive collection that spans
Established in 1992, the National Museum of Funeral History in Houston offers an unparalleled insight into the rites and rituals surrounding death across various cultures
The Lone Star Flight Museum, established in 1990 and relocated to Houston’s Ellington Airport in 2017, is an aviation enthusiast’s dream and a significant landmark
The Houston Museum of Natural Science (HMNS), established in 1909 and nestled in Houston’s Hermann Park, is an iconic institution best known for its massive
The Cullen Sculpture Garden, crafted by Isamu Noguchi, merges art with the natural world in downtown Houston. It showcases sculptures from the 20th and 21st
The Houston Center for Photography, a hub in Houston’s artistic heartbeat since 1981, showcases the city’s photographic flair. Located in the eclectic Museum District, this
Holocaust Museum Houston (HMH), established in 1996, stands as a poignant testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the horrors of genocide. Dedicated
In a former state prison building (Central State Farm Prison), just outside Houston’s city limits, the Houston Museum of Natural Science at Sugar Land offers
Founded in 2001, the Houston Center for Contemporary Craft (HCCC) is a vibrant nonprofit arts hub, buzzing with the energy of artists transforming clay, fiber,
Lawndale Art Center, established in 1979 in Houston’s Museum District, is a pivotal space for contemporary art, fostering the careers of emerging Texas artists. As
Located in Houston’s Museum District, the Houston Museum of African American Culture (HMAAC) is a cornerstone of Texas’s cultural landscape, celebrating the African American journey.
Encased in a distinctive stainless steel building designed by Gunnar Birkerts, the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston (CAMH), founded in 1948, is a prominent landmark of
The Fort Bend Children’s Discovery Center, a branch of the Children’s Museum of Houston, was established in 2016 within the historic Imperial Sugar Company refinery
The Blaffer Art Museum, located at the University of Houston, is a cornerstone of Houston’s artistic landscape. Founded in 1973 and named after Sarah Campbell
The Buffalo Soldiers National Museum uniquely chronicles the valor and struggles of the Buffalo Soldiers, the first African American regiments in the U.S. Army, highlighting
Founded in 1980, the Children’s Museum of Houston offers a vibrant playground of learning and discovery, consistently ranked among the top children’s museums in the
Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens, a distinctive extension of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (MFAH), is located in the historic River Oaks neighborhood, several
The Art Car Museum, or “Garage Mahal” as it’s affectionately known, revved up Houston’s art scene in 1998, spotlighting the flamboyant fusion of automobiles and
Asia Society Texas Center, founded in 1979 and revitalized in 2012 with a new 40,000-square-foot facility in Houston’s Museum District, showcases the dynamic cultures of
The Bonnet House, steeped in a century-old Floridian elegance, is a remarkable preservation of early 20th-century life. The historic home was originally owned by early
Across from the Automotive Hall of Fame you’ll find a museum that was founded by Henry Ford himself- the man who revolutionized industry with his
The Detroit Institute of Arts is one of the most-visited museums in the United States for good reason: it contains 65,000 works across 100 galleries
In 1921, Clarence M. Burton brought together 19 local historians tasked with preserving Detroit’s history. It opened in 1928, dubbed “the highest museum in the
Where better than Motor City to celebrate the men and women who revolutionized the world with their automotive innovations? Since 1939 the Automotive Hall of
The Sixth Floor of the Texas School Book Depository, from where Lee Harvey Oswald shot and killed President John F. Kennedy, has been repurposed into
Did you know the sport of bowling is more than 5,000 years old? You’ll learn all about it in 18,000 square feet of fun at
On the campus of SMU (Southern Methodist University), you’ll find the George W. Bush Presidential Center- a collection of sites dedicated to the legacy of
Dallas has a thriving and ginormous arts district, possibly the biggest in the country (118 acres), and you’ll find the best it has to offer
On the bank of Lake Erie, in the city where the term “rock and roll” was coined (by DJ Alan Freed), you’ll find a music
The Cleveland Museum of Art is arranged chronologically, showcasing more than 60,000 pieces of art across 6,000 years. The museum is relatively small but dreams
An extensive collection of artifacts and exhibits — both permanent and temporary — will astound and amaze visitors at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History.
The birthplace of the 27th President of the United States, William Howard Taft, can be found about a mile north of downtown Cincinnati in the
The 981-mile Ohio River stretches 6 states, from Pennsylvania to Illinois, forming a natural barrier between the Midwest and Southern United States that once separated
The Cincinnati Museum Center is a collection of museums and attractions located in historic Union Terminal. The complex features 5 primary buildings: (1) Cincinnati History
Everyone will find something to love in the Cincinnati Art Museum, home to 67,000+ pieces spanning 6,000 years of human history. It was founded in
Since 1879 the Art Institute of Chicago has been building its impressive collection which now numbers more than 300,000 pieces. It’s subject matter is vast,
With 2,000+ exhibits across 400,000 square feet in 75 major halls, Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry is the largest science museum in the United
From 5,000 year old mummies to 100+ foot long dinosaur skeletons, the Field Museum of Natural History seems to have it all within its monstrous
22 Million objects and artifacts can be found in the sprawling Chicago History Museum, unraveling the story of Chicago’s rich history. The museum houses objects
Completed in 1897 as Chicago’s first central public library, the Chicago Cultural Center is an architectural marvel: it’s constructed with rare marble, expensive stone, fine
In 2010, NASCAR and the City of Charlotte built this state-of-art complex to honor the drivers, crew members, team owners, and other icons of the
Hop aboard a replica 18th-century ship for a live action performance and interactive exhibits telling the story of the Boston Tea Party. In 1773, as
Francis Scott Key penned “The Star Spangled Banner” at nearby Fort McHenry and the actual flag wavering over the fort on that historic day was
This free museum has everything from ancient 5000 BC relics to modern 21st century art. Initially a personal collection started by father and son duo
This 82,000 square foot museum celebrates the African American experience in Maryland. It’s location is both convenient and symbolic: located steps from the tourist-friendly Inner
A massive crane was required to move this historic 1855 lighthouse from its original location in the mouth of the Patapsco River to Baltimore’s Inner
This isn’t a Madame Tussaud’s tourist trap but rather a local treasure that expresses the African-American history and experience through multimedia presentations. You’ll find many
Docked around the Inner Harbor you’ll find several historic ships that tell the story of Baltimore’s maritime past: USS Constellation- the last sail-only warship designed
If seeing his grave and memorial aren’t enough, the Edgar Allan Poe House & Museum provide a window into the young author’s life, showcasing his
In 1829, Baltimore businessmen and engineers gathered at this site to plan the first commercial long-distance train track in the United States: the Baltimore &
If you firmly believe that “good weird” is a thing, then you’ll love the American Visionary Art Museum. Its collection of offbeat, bizarre, and enchanting
The BMA is a 210,000 square foot museum housing 95,000+ objects of significant cultural performance. The collection includes 1,000 works by Henri Matisse, sits in
Arguably the most legendary athlete of all-time, Babe Ruth popularized the “Home Run” in baseball. Although he’s best known as the New York Yankees slugger
As a port city leading America’s charge through the industrial revolution, Baltimore’s contributions to the country are many. This museum celebrates the entrepreneurs and innovators
This is the official history museum of the State of Texas, with exhibits that showcase Texan culture while telling the lone star state’s continually unfolding
The world’s best known beverage brand is headquartered in Atlanta and a visit will take you and your tastebuds on a fantastical journey. In addition
The Breman Museum, established in 1996 in Atlanta, is dedicated to Jewish history, Holocaust education, and the celebration of Jewish culture. It serves as a
Starting from humble beginnings on a peanut farm in Plains, Georgia, Jimmy Carter rose to become the 39th president of the United States, setting the
The Trap Music Museum, founded in 2018 by rapper T.I. in Atlanta, is a pioneering institution celebrating trap music, a genre that has deeply influenced
In 1962, Atlanta was struck by tragedy when a plane crash claimed the lives of 106 of its cultural leaders, sparking a movement to honor
Wren’s Nest is a historic house museum honoring the legacy of Joel Chandler Harris, author of the Uncle Remus stories. Established as a museum in
The Goat Farm Arts Center in West Midtown Atlanta is a cool spot with a vibe you won’t forget. It’s set in an old 19th-century
Originally the residence of the Inman family, wealthy cotton merchants, the Swan House was built in 1928 and epitomizes the elegance and prosperity of the
The Paper Museum (officially The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking), located within the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, celebrates the art, science, and
Rhodes Hall, often referred to as “The Castle on Peachtree,” is a grand Romanesque Revival mansion in the heart of Atlanta, built in 1904 by
SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film, part of the prestigious Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), is an epicenter for contemporary fashion and
Over 18,000 works of art, highlighted by American, African, and European masterpieces from the 18th and 19th century, fill the High Museum of Art in
The Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum, located in Yorba Linda, serves as a testament to the 37th President’s complex legacy. Opening in 1990, this
The greatest athletes and coaches to ever play College Football are enshrined in the College Football Hall of Fame. The 95,000 square foot facility includes
Founded in 1936, Bowers Museum in Santa Ana, near Anaheim, stands as a beacon of cultural enlightenment, showcasing an array of global artifacts that span
The Heritage Museum of Orange County, sprawling over 12 acres in Santa Ana, is a historical gem featuring a collection of 1890s buildings, set in
