culturePlaceAccessibilityInfo

Type of public restroom

Designated for people with disabilities

Bathroom

Access

Exhibition space entrance

Exhibition/Museum Accessibility Information

<p>Exhibitions, educational activities and research. This is how The American Museum of Natural History has built its importance between scientific and cultural institutions around the world. With permanent collections focused on the natural kingdom, cultural studies and knowledge of our universe, learning in a fun and interactive way is what this museum does best. All of the 45 museum halls are wheelchair accessible and there is an elevator equipped with auditory guidance and braille and video exhibitions are captioned. With accessible restrooms and wheelchairs on-site, learning from the 32 million specimens displayed and visiting the building that houses the iconic Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton is at your reach.</p>

A beautiful antique brick building houses the museum.

Iconic T-Rez skeleton as part of the permanent collection.

T-Rex skull.

A family interacts with the T-Rex exhibition.

Aqquarium with written information about fish.

Animal kingdom exhibition with a jaguar replica.

A huge whale hangs from the ceiling as part of the permanent collection.

A guide explain to children what are Moai statues.

Accessible paths between floors.

Gift shop with T-Rex T-shirts.

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