Suggestions for Science Museum near Houston

Jarrod K. • September 15, 2016Beautiful museum with just science but a varied collection of dinosaurs, a living butterfly sanctuary, planetarium, and permanent gemstone hall. It's one of the anchors of the Museum District.

Eugene M. • April 5, 2018Go early and take your time exploring the 747 that ferried the space shuttles around the country

Alejandro M. • May 29, 2013Week days is the way to go!!!

Marlene M. • December 17, 2015A must see and take time to enjoy this entire museum.

Laura R. • June 5, 2017Perfect for kids. Beautiful butterflies around you, just amazing.

Marni • October 20, 2014One of the best museums in Houston. This one is fun and entertaining for both adults and children alike.

Mark G. • July 7, 2019Very family oriented, a variety of different exhibits and experiences for kids and adults of all ages. The tram is essential, do not miss the tour(s)!

Cenker K. • October 28, 2018If you are a fan of Star Wars, you will probably spend a hour or two just in this gallery!

Daniel D. • August 29, 2022I love Nasa, this is a great place to visit with the kids, their explore the universe and learn about the science

Brian B. • July 28, 2013Jurassic Park is frightening in the dark. All the dinosaurs are running wild!

Arce D. • October 22, 2015Awesome shows but it could use more founding to replace the seats.:-)

Susan M. • February 12, 2013Always great food!

Paige n. • April 2, 2013The collection includes a bit of everything...cigarette cases, snuff cases, jewelry, the miniature animals, and of course, two eggs...the Snowflake egg with surprise and the Diamond Trellis.

Arce D. • October 22, 2015The exhibits are awesome!

ArtJonak • September 12, 2015Miller Theatre & hill, Japanese Garden, the reflection pond, the train & many local attractions within walking distance. Natural Science Museum, the Houston Zoo and a golf course all border the garden

Jarrod K. • September 15, 2016Beautiful addition to Hermann Park across from the Science Museum. Don't forget to walk up to the top of the spire to see the whole park.