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Harvard Museum of Natural HistoryExplore 12,000 specimens from around the globe, including dinosaurs, meteorites, gemstones and hundreds of animals – all at Harvard University’s most-visited museum. Get close to the world’s only mounted Kronosaurus, a 42 ft-long marine reptile. See a 1,642-lb. amethyst geode and whale skeletons. Don’t miss the world famous exhibit of 3,000 ‘Glass Flowers’.
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HARVARD MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY ADMISSION USING CITYPASS INCLUDES:One Harvard Museum of Natural History general admission.
DON'T MISS: The world famous exhibit of 3,000 ‘Glass Flowers’. HOW TO ENTER WITH YOUR CITYPASS TICKET:Present booklet or e-ticket at the main Visitor Services Admission Desk. If a line develops, additional staff will be brought in to assist you. GATE PRICE (WITHOUT CITYPASS):$9.00 for adults, $6.00
for youth. (See
full price comparison for details.)
INSIDER TIPS:Wednesday afternoons and weekends, find discovery stations with hands-on activities in the galleries. Ask about lectures and classes for all ages. Parking is very limited, so Harvard Museum of Natural History recommends using MBTA public transportation.
EMAIL: hmnh@oeb.harvard.edu
HOURS:Open daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve Day, Christmas Day and New Year's Day
WEBSITE:PHONE: (617) 495-3045
LOCATION:26 Oxford Street, Cambridge, just past Harvard Yard
Parking is very limited; MBTA public transportation recommended. Map & Directions by GoogleMaps.com TRANSPORTATION:MBTA: Red Line T to Harvard Square. Walk through Harvard Yard and about 150 yards down Oxford Street, Harvard Museum of Natural History is on the right.
OLD TOWN TROLLEY TOUR: Stop 7 ADDITIONAL FACILITIES:Museum shop; restaurants and paid parking in nearby Harvard Square
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