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Museum of Natural History, washington dc series. in today series we're going to talk about the national museum of natural history. in this video we'll let you know the best way to get
there to top things to see in the museum and tips that will make the most out of your visit. the best way to get around the dc area is to take the dc metro, and to the museum you can take the blue, silver, or orange line and exit at the smithsonian station. make sure to take the mall exit and then you can just walk to the museum. if you're in the national
mall area but you're too far away to walk to the museum then take the dc circulator bus. it's pretty cheap and it also make a stop right in front of the museum. admission is free but there is an additional fee for the butterfly pavilion and the imax theater although the butterfly pavilion is free on tuesdays, check on their website for
more information. it's also open daily except on christmas day from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. other interesting displays include the neanderthal in the human origins display the live coral reef in the ocean hall the polar bears and lions in the mammals display. there is also a bones display and birds of dc display as well as the korean
gallery and of course there's my personal favorite the mummified cat in the mummies display. there's a lot to see in this museum and it'll take you about two hours or more really depending on your interest. one of the top things to see in this museum is the hope diamond and the dom pedro aquamarine in the gems and
minerals display area. now before you get any ideas i have two words for you cursed diamond. the curse is more of a rumor than the actual fact but it adds a mystery to the diamond's travels over the many years. by the way nothing has happened to anybody else in this with the smithsonian museum. happy travels go to hipfig.com for more
information or go to our hipfig travel channel on youtube and be sure to subscribe for regular updates
hipfig. travel channel offers travel video gudies for more than 20 cities in asia, the us and canada. if you like our travel videos subscribe to this channel to see more. hi everyone welcome to hipfig's
Museum of Natural History, washington dc series. in today series we're going to talk about the national museum of natural history. in this video we'll let you know the best way to get
there to top things to see in the museum and tips that will make the most out of your visit. the best way to get around the dc area is to take the dc metro, and to the museum you can take the blue, silver, or orange line and exit at the smithsonian station. make sure to take the mall exit and then you can just walk to the museum. if you're in the national
mall area but you're too far away to walk to the museum then take the dc circulator bus. it's pretty cheap and it also make a stop right in front of the museum. admission is free but there is an additional fee for the butterfly pavilion and the imax theater although the butterfly pavilion is free on tuesdays, check on their website for
more information. it's also open daily except on christmas day from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. other interesting displays include the neanderthal in the human origins display the live coral reef in the ocean hall the polar bears and lions in the mammals display. there is also a bones display and birds of dc display as well as the korean
gallery and of course there's my personal favorite the mummified cat in the mummies display. there's a lot to see in this museum and it'll take you about two hours or more really depending on your interest. one of the top things to see in this museum is the hope diamond and the dom pedro aquamarine in the gems and
minerals display area. now before you get any ideas i have two words for you cursed diamond. the curse is more of a rumor than the actual fact but it adds a mystery to the diamond's travels over the many years. by the way nothing has happened to anybody else in this with the smithsonian museum. happy travels go to hipfig.com for more
information or go to our hipfig travel channel on youtube and be sure to subscribe for regular updates