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Carnegie Museum of Natural History is a wonderful museum and much more than just a “dinosaur museum.” The dinosaur hall is definitely the highlight, especially the T. rex specimen, which is the holotype — the original fossil specimen used to define Tyrannosaurus rex as a species. That alone makes the visit special. The gem and mineral collection was also surprisingly impressive. There were so many beautiful and unusual specimens that it was almost overwhelming in a good way. Beyond dinosaurs and gems, the museum also has a lot of exhibits about animals, plants, insects, ecosystems, and invasive species. We learned quite a bit while walking through the galleries. Overall, it is a very rich and educational museum. Kids will enjoy the dinosaurs and animals, but adults can easily spend a lot of time there too. It is absolutely worth visiting if you are in Pittsburgh.
One of the top Museums in the country. Dinosaurs everywhere. Probably one of the best Dinosaur Bones collection in the World. I’ve been coming here for over 60 years some of the Dioramas have been here that long. One of the hidden gems of this Museum is the Native peoples Wing it’s worth seeking out. Usually no one in there but so much to see. Parking is easy it’s at the bottom of Craig St. The Art Museum has some fantastic Displays of Old Masters and newer Contemporary Artists Other Gems in this area. Soldiers and Sailors Hall The Cathedral of Learning.
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What a remarkable museum. So much to explore - from dinosaurs to architecture and much more. The food court was great too with good prices. Great for ALL ages! Parking is $10 for 3 hours. Well worth the visit! The dinosaur exhibit shocked me how extravagant it was!
We loved the natural history museum and spent the whole afternoon here. Would absolutely come again. We didn't get to see much of the art side but highly recommend walking past the natural history museum shop to see the sculpture room - it took my breath away.
Come for the dinosaurs, stay for the rest. A very large, nicely collated collection. Complete with dinosaur fossils, pottery, taxidermy birds, taxidermy dioramas (so vintage), and even though it wasn’t there when we visited… Egyptian relics! I was really sad to see that the Egyptian hall was closed during our visit. But! It looks like there may be some changes. Also, one of the long-standing indigenous rooms is closing as of 2026.