National Dinosaur Museum Fun Days Out
Australia's Ancient Creatures
Gold Creek Road and Barton Highway, Nicholls
Canberra ,
ACT, 2913
Australia
+61 2 6230 2655
+61 2 6230 2357
http://www.nationaldinosaurmus..
info@nationaldinosaurmuseum.co..
Overview
You will not be able to drag the kids away from this place. Look into the bone crushing jaws of a creature over 180 million years old, build your own dinosaur and find out who ate who at the National Dinosaur Museum. See fossils of ancient fish and plants that existed over 500 million years ago. Creative and lively exhibits are accompanied by easy-to-read informational panels and are a joy for young and old alike. Do not forget to visit the Museum Shop where you can find entertaining puzzles, unusual gifts, or even start your own fossil collection. You can also hire the space to host your private event and parties. Check website for more details.Open Hours
Sa to Th from 10:00 AM to 05:00 PMUpcoming Events Near National Dinosaur Museum
- Australian Fossil Workshop | 2009-12-31, 00:00:00
- Interactive Display | 2009-12-31, 00:00:00
The museum Provided Dinosaur remains, which were great to admire, However it doesn’t explain much about these Animals and the Human relationship, More will be needed to be done in the Educational field, like explaining that Dinosaurs aren’t Millions and Billions years Old, there is No evidence for this. And to show the Relationship between Humans and Dinosaurs. Like the Ancient Chinese’s and Latin Americans which show direct involved between humans and Dinosaurs. Put a good place to show the kids these Animals
The National Dinosaur Museum strives to educate school aged children about the distant prehistoric past of both Australia, and the rest of the world. School groups have the option of taking a Day Tour or a Night Tour (less flexible but the most popular option - the Museum is completely dark, which gives it a slightly spookier atmosphere). The Museum also has plenty of information for older visitors, and there is truly something for everyone. All you need do is bring an interest in Science, Prehistory, Evolution or Dinosaurs specifically. There is an Australian section, as well as being labeled Australian specimens throughout the Museum.
I liked all the models and how well the dinosaurs were presented. I did not like all the darkness.It was very informal and interesting.I visited on a school camp.
My school and I visited the Dino Museum on our trip to Canberra. the staff were friendly and most educational. Once there we were treated with resapect. The whole class learnt an incredible amount of interesting facts and dates
The museum was incredible it gave my family and I, a great chance to learn about the most amazing dinosaurs. The whole museum is very well set out and very organised. congratulations
