Cleveland Museum of Natural History

Cleveland Museum of Natural History can be found at East Blvd 10600. The following is offered: Art Museums & Galleries. The entry is present with us since Sep 8, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 12, 2013. In Cleveland there are 22 other Art Museums & Galleries. An overview can be found here.

Wednesday evening stargazing takes place from 8:30pm to 10pm in the observatory, from September through May. Free with museum admission ($7).

Another fine University Circle museum, this one includes the state-of-the-art, sphere-shaped Shafran Planetarium. Among the museum's other draws are Happlocanthosaurus, a 70-foot-long plant-eating dinosaur; an excellent gem and jewels collection; a fascinating array of fossils and geological specimens, with a special emphasis on prehistoric Ohio; and a hands-on natural sciences Discovery Center...

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Visitors to the museum's multi-sensory, 8,700-square-foot exhibit hall ride over planets in the solar system, feel the rumbling of an earthquake, walk through a simulated...

A natural history museum whose collections total more than four million specimens and include specimens of paleontology, zoology, archeology, mineralogy, ornithology, and a variety of other scientific subjects. Founded in 1920. Highlights include dinosaur bone and human skeleton collection.

As the name would suggest, the Cleveland Museum of Natural History showcases exhibits on the wonders of nature. You will get to see different types of dinosaurs along with rare plants and animals. If stars and constellations interest you more, then visit the museum's Nathan and Fannye Shafran Planetarium that opened in 2002. This is a highly informative and interesting center that appeals to...