The Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University

The beautiful scenery is intoxicating, like a picture scroll, you must take your wife and children to see it if you have the opportunity

[Attraction Guide] Detailed address: 1900 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy, Philadelphia, PA 19103 Traffic Guide: The attraction is located in the prime tunnel of Philadelphia: Park Avenue, all the way from the center of Philadelphia, not far away, and the scenery and buildings along the way are also very classical Philadelphia taste Open hours: Monday to Friday 10:00~16:30; Saturday to Sunday 10:00~17:00 Ticket price: 22 knives for on-site ticket purchase, 20 knives for online booking in advance, 18 knives for children (2-12 years old), 16 knives for online booking, 19 knives for student tickets, 17 knives for online booking, tickets included in the Philadelphia travel package highlights: the museum was established in 1812, The second-most popular courseware in the National Science Museum is located on Park Avenue in Philadelphia. The museum's exhibits are very similar to the Science Museum in New York. As soon as you enter, you will see the fossils of Tyrannosaurus rex, which is located in the middle of the pavilion. The museum has three floors. After purchasing tickets on the first floor, it is the dinosaur exhibition hall. All kinds of dinosaur fossils are displayed on the floor. There is also a butterfly exhibition hall and a North American animal specimen exhibition hall. It is also a small Tips for a parent-child museum suitable for children. The place where Drexel University’s School of Natural Sciences is also a museum gathering area in Philadelphia, near the Franklin Science Museum, the American Jewish History Museum, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and the sculpture and fountain on Park Avenue in Philadelphia not far from the museum. Super suitable for patting, there is a cathedral opposite the museum, you can visit it for free, the interior of the church is also very spectacular, it is worth coming in and seeing, there is no food nearby, or you need to walk back to Chinatown and the city center in Philadelphia to find food