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3. Fernbank Museum of Natural History

767 Clifton Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30307-1274  (Map)
404-929-6300 · 404-929-6400

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Fernbank Museum of Natural History

 

Kids are dwarfed by dinosaur skeletons at Fernbank Museum of Natural History
Southern Living Photo by Mary Margaret Chambliss. ©2009. All Rights Reserved.


DRUID HILLS.   This fun, educational museum helps all ages learn more about earth and the universe. Learn about Georgia's past via a 16-gallery "walk through time," see the largest dinosaur ever discovered, or expose yourself to cultural traditions from all over the world. The shows in the popular IMAX® theatre cover a range of scientific topics. Special events for children and adults are held throughout the year.   (© 10Best)

Located slightly east of downtown Atlanta near Decatur, the Fernbank has some of the largest dinosaurs ever found. The IMAX theater shows films about the natural world. Don't miss the exhibit "A Walk Through Time in Georgia," and look for fossils in the limestone floors. (from Southern Living)

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Hours:

Museum  Mon-Thu, Sat 10am-5pm; Fri 10am-5pm, 5:30am-10pm; Sun Noon-5pm Fernbank Cafe  Mon-Sat 11am-4pm; Sun Noon-4pm IMAX Theatre  Mon-Thu, Sat 10am-5pm; Fri 10am-10pm; Sun Noon-5pm


Admission:

Museum Adult $15; Senior (62+) $14; Student $14; Child (3-12) $13; Child (2 and under) Free IMAX Adult $13; Senior (62+) $12; Student $12; Child (3-12) $11; Child (2 and under) Free Combination Tickets Available Call for Details


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Website: Visit the Fernbank Museum of Natural History website »


Type: Museums, Science Museums

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