Top Locations for Science Museums in Texas
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AChildren's Museum of Houston
- 1500 Binz
Houston, TX, 77004 - 7135221138
- the food was bad. there was barly any thing to do. it was boring. they should add more stuff. i tried to have fun but it was hard and this is the truth. dont go there . im warning you . you wont have fun if your child is at least nine years old or older.if you dont have fun well thats your falt. ... more on Yahoo! Travel
- The goal behind the Children's Museum was to create a place where children can engage the world around them on their own terms, a place that will spark their ... more on OpenList.com
Children's Museum of Houston
1500 BinzHouston, TX, 77004
BFort Worth Museum of Science & History
- 1501 Montgomery Street
Fort Worth, Texas 76107 - +1 817 255 9300 / 888.255.9300To
- The museum is geared for anyone under the age of 17. If no one in your party is under 17 do not bother as everything is explained or designed for toddlers, children, young teenagers. Go somewhere else. If you have young ... more on TripAdvisor
- My son LOVES Museum school and begs to go there all week. We also really enjoy the Kidspace area downstairs and my four year old would still play all day there even though we've been going there since he was 1. The water ... more on GoCityKids.com
Fort Worth Museum of Science & History
1501 Montgomery StreetFort Worth, Texas 76107
CDiscovery Science Place
- 308 N. Broadway Avenue in Tyler
Texas. - +1 903 533 8011
- It was incredibly BORING! I had 2 small kids and they didnt even like it! There wasnt very much to do or look at! I would not recommend ... more on Yahoo! Travel
- We were a little worried that the price was too high until we arrived and saw the place. It was able to attract the attention of my 3- and 1- year olds. They ... more on OpenList.com
Discovery Science Place
308 N. Broadway Avenue in TylerTexas.
DMcDonald Observatory
- Alpine
TX - +1 877 984 7827
- Overview The Observatory is equipped with a wide range of state-of-the-art instrumentation for imaging and spectroscopy in the optical and infrared, and operates one of ... more on As.utexas.edu
McDonald Observatory
AlpineTX
ELone Star Flight Museum
- 2002 Terminal Drive
Galveston, TX 77554 - 4097407722
- I was in Galveston on business when I decided to drop in the Lone Star Flight Museum. What a great place! The museum has two hangars full of WWII-era aircraft, and all are in pristine, flyable condition. Many rare models too. This museum was an unexpected treat. I highly ... more on TripAdvisor
- do not go here if you want to waster your time. i love planes and this place bore me so easily i wan... more on OpenList.com
Lone Star Flight Museum
2002 Terminal DriveGalveston, TX 77554
FHouston Museum of Natural Science
- 1 Hermann Circle Drive
Houston, TX 77030-1749 - 7136394629
- I get so much nostalgia from visiting this museum. I could come here over and over again, and it still has many things to enjoy. There's the dinosaur exhibit, Butterfly center, IMAX, and gift shop! Not to mention, the exhibits they have here are awesome. I went to visit the Body Worlds 3 exhibit,... more on Yahoo! Travel
- This is quite a lot more than your average natural history museum. Yes, it has everything you expect (and some you might not): dinosaur skeletons, displays ... more on OpenList.com
Houston Museum of Natural Science
1 Hermann Circle DriveHouston, TX 77030-1749
GTAMIU Planetarium
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- Laredo
TX - +1 956 326 2463
- Laredo visitors are talking about the new Planetarium at the Texas A&M International University campus. The building itself, a pyramid-shaped glass structure, is quite impressive. The facility offers shows for the entire family and boasts one of only seven Digistar-3 systems in the nation. This h... more on TripAdvisor
- Overview Education is the main purpose of the Planetarium at TAMIU and we strongly believe that everyone should ... more on Tamiu.edu
TAMIU Planetarium
LaredoTX
HDon Harrington Discovery Center
- 1200 Streit Dr.
Amarillo, TX 79106-1759 - +1 806 355 9547
- Has very interesting & fun stuff, but is not a very popular place now a days. I don't hear it being advertised very much if even at ... more on Yahoo! Travel
- Overview The center hosts a variety of special exhibitions on physical, earth, and life sciences each summer. more on Yahoo! Travel
Don Harrington Discovery Center
1200 Streit Dr.Amarillo, TX 79106-1759
IMuseum of Texas Tech University
- 4th St. and Indiana Ave Lubbock
TX - 806 / 742-2490
- Overview The Museum of Texas Tech University is a general museum dedicated to interpretation of the culture, history, and science of the Lubbock, TX area. It is also the home of an internationally ... more on MuseumStuff.com
- Overview Established in 1929, the Museum is an educational, scientific, cultural, and research element of Texas Tech University. It is a not-for-profit institution by virtue of being a part of Texas Tech University. The Museum's purpose is to support the academic and intellectual mission of Texas Tech Uni... more on Depts.ttu.edu
Museum of Texas Tech University
4th St. and Indiana Ave LubbockTX
JOmnimax Theater & Science Spectrum Museum
- 2579 s. Loop 289 between University & Indiana
Lubbock, TX - +1 806 745 6299
- was not fun. people were rude. people would not help me with anything. more on Yahoo! Travel
- I have lived in Lubbock about 13 years now & I absolutely love going to the Science Spectrum. It was fun when I was younger & now I think it is a fun educational place to go! I highly recomend this place ... more on Yahoo! Travel
Omnimax Theater & Science Spectrum Museum
2579 s. Loop 289 between University & IndianaLubbock, TX
