The Palm Beach Museum of Natural History - Wellington, Florida

COBIJATON

Rudolph es un buen guía para el recorrido, muy amable y carismático, la visita fue muy buena, aunque es pequeña la sala de exposición, vale la pena ir y aprender. La entrada es solo $5 Adultos y $3 Los niños. Tome en cuenta que no es un gran museo, pero si hay cosas interesantes. No deje de ver el pequeño Dinosaurio que tiene vida!! La ubicacion exacta es frente a la tienda H&M. Volvería a ir!!

Carol

Una experiencia enriquecedora para pequeños y grandes. Mi hijo disfrutó aprendiendo más sobre sus prehistóricos amigos. Rudolph, el paleontólogo, hizo una descripción detallada y emocionante acerca de aspectos puntuales de estos gigantes ancestros, y de sus propias vivencias como paleontólogo... ¿Lo mejor? hizo su mejor esfuerzo por explicarnos en español y no dudó en compartir con los niños sus fósiles reales para hacer de la visita al museo, una experiencia única e inolvidable. Gracias Rudolph!

tomas delacruz curiel

Recomendable

Cristina Delle Vedove

Lugar pequeño agradable para recorrer!!

Essmie Feliciano

It is a small exhibit of personal collections.

Not to be thought of as a museum in grandeur or comparison to any renowned museums but a mini one room display of archaeological finds.

Employees were kind and informative.

Fun for small kids for sure, or if you cannot get to a larger display and your kids like dinosaurs

Nancy Silva

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit! Our son, who is an archaeology enthusiast, found the museum to be compact yet brimming with knowledge and insightful information. We are certainly eager for our next visit.

Alexis Gagnon

Great experience! I expected a big museum, so I was surprised at first. Our guide, Miguel, was very knowledgeable and eager to answer all my questions. This place feels run by passionate people.

Alessandra Radhe

I had read all the reviews so I wasn't expecting a huge museum. After visiting it i think the "museum " label sounds misleading. I would call it a prehistory experience/exhibit with lecture. (Or similar)

I really like the concept of a place born to exhibit the owners' passion and their personal achievements. I also found the tour very informative and rich in content.

We were a group of 4 adults with 4 children: 18, 24 months, who didn't pay to enter, 4 and 5 years old.
The children had fun drawing and playing in the play area. While two adults could participate to the tour, the other two adults took care of the kids (there's a lot that the kids shouldn't be touching, and obviously that is to them the most attractive object. also, a lot is at child hand level. One adult MUST be with them all the time.

I was expecting to be able to choose the language the tour would be explained, but we weren't offered that option. As someone commented in a review the guided tour can be very long and tiring if what you hear is new. For this reason we asked our guide to interrupt it. We were all hungry and the children had had enough of waiting. They had expected to see dinosaur statues and they were confused.

I am giving 3 stars because I still find this place a great place to visit for dinasour passionate, but only if older than 5 (possibly 6?).

We really expected something more inclusive for the whole family. The two parents "babysitting" had no dinasour experience. The children's dinasour experience was playing with dinasour figurines, magnets, or coloring dinosaur prints; but it wasn't enough to leave them unattended, so that the parent could partecipate to the guided tour. I feel like they could get the same experience at home.

The best experience you can get is listening to the guide, if you don't have small children to look after or to chase around. I would recommend the tour for older kids and adults. But still, that is not enough to call this place MUSEUM.