Arizona Museum of Natural History, Phoenix
The Arizona Museum of Natural History is a great place to learn about prehistoric Arizona. Discover Paleozoic seas and a Triassic petrified forest and marvel at what Arizona once looked like. Learn about North America’s first inhabitants, Paleoindian hunter and gatherers, and Arizona’s first settlers, the Hohokam. Travel from the Spanish colonial times to statehood and discover fun facts about Arizona. And view some of the biggest dinosaurs that ever lived.
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Getting there
The Arizona Museum of Natural History is located at 53 N. MacDonald - just north of Main Street - in downtown Mesa, Arizona.
Opening hours
Tuesday through Friday 10:00-17:00, Saturday 11:00-17:00, Sunday 13:00-17:00. Closed all U.S. national holidays.
Fees
Admission charged. Reduced rates are available for children and seniors. Kids under the age of 3 are free of charge.
Contact details
Telephone +1 (480) 644 2230.
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