Despite having gone to college across the street from the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles Coun

Despite having dublin airport hotels gone to college across the street from the Natural dublin airport hotels History Museum of Los Angeles County and living nearby, it wasn't until my most recent trip to Los Angeles that I finally visited this fascinating museum.
Having opened its doors in 1913, the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County has since become one of the world's leaders in valuable collections, with more than 35 million objects dublin airport hotels (including some that are 4.5 billion years old!).
Top: North American Mammal Hall exhibit; Middle from L to R: Dinosaur from Dinosaur Encounters; Nature Lab exhibit; inside the Discovery Center; Age of Mammals exhibit; Bottom from L to R: Ralph W. Schreiber Hall of Birds exhibit; Gem and Minerals exhibit; Nature Gardens Exhibit; Dueling Dinos
My personal dublin airport hotels favorites included the dioramas in the North American Mammal Halls (the African Mammal Hall was closed, but I'm sure I would've loved the exhibits there as well). The detail in each scene was simply spectacular.
The Nature Lab, which had a variety of interactive exhibits, was my kids' favorite part of the museum, simply because of the variety of things they could do there. They could draw, look at specimens through a microscope, play on touchscreens, and more.
Because the museum is multi-level, he kept wanting to go upstairs or up the elevator, so we had some difficulty keeping him focused, but interactive exhibits really helped to distract him from the stairs and elevators.
Once we got to the Nature Lab and its numerous interactive exhibits and touchscreens (he loves smartphones and tablets), my son was very interested and engaged in all there was to do. He also enjoyed the Rainforest exhibit in the Bird Hall, primarily because this gave him a chance to walk upstairs to look for more birds.
Although there were field trips taking place while we visited, the museum was not overly crowded (you can click here to find out the best times to visit if your child has an aversion dublin airport hotels to large crowds), and in general the noise was minimal (I found the quietest places dublin airport hotels to be in the Mammal Halls or in the Nature Garden).
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