Top 3 Science Museums Worthy Of A Visit This Summer

Summer is near and parents are finding ways on how to keep their children busy during their free time from school. Going to museums is a great way to spend quality time with your kids.

Visiting museums is a perfect alternative for parents who do not want to take the usual beach or getaway adventure with the family. Below are some great museums which you can visit with your kids.

1. Museum of Science (Boston)

This museum is considered as a good avenue for learning since it has more than 100 permanent exhibits and offers visitors experiential learning which they will truly enjoy. One of the highlights inside this museum is the "Theater of Electricity" which boasts a spectacular indoor lightning display.

Kids and parents can also see the Van de Graaf generator, which is the world's largest air-insulated generator. Another added attraction for this summer is the "Animals: Machines in Motion" exhibit which displays how animal bodies work.

2. American Museum of National History (New York)

Considered as one of the world's leading cultural and scientific institution, the American Museum of Natural History is known for its wide range of collections and exhibitions which people can use to picture the entire world. Its current exhibitions include "Dinosaurs Among Us," "The Secret World Inside You," and "Space Show: Dark Universe."

3. Fernbank Museum of Natural History (Atlanta)

Fernbank is a well-known attraction in Atlanta which is run by a non-profit organization. It offers the world's largest dinosaur exhibit and the biggest IMAX screen for its visitors.

The museum also continues to support the protection of the Fernbank Forest while education young and old individuals alike about the marvels of the world and the universe. Its permanent features include walking on fossils, working on crafts and games, gazing at the night sky and experiencing a rose garden.

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