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[00:00.00] Good morning and welcome to American Museum of Natural History.
[00:04.50] My name is Susan, and I am very happy to be your lour guide today.
[00:12.24] The American Museum of Natural History is our first stop today.
[00:16.14] As you know, American Museum of Natural History is one of New York City's most popular attractions.
[00:21.52] It is the largest natural history museum in the world.
[00:25.08] It displays more than 30 million specimens from all branches of natural history.
[00:31.13] Four floors of exhibits cover a diverse range of topics and nearly everyone will find something of interest.
[00:37.48] Children and adults alike are going to be impressed by large dinosaur fossils, the great blue whale and many cultural halls.
[00:45.58] The American Museum of Natural History was founded in 1869 and it is an important scientific and cultural institution.
[00:54.10] It features impressive exhibitions and collections about human cultures, the natural world and the universe.
[01:00.45] Whether you 're interested in dinosaurs or ecology, Native Americans or cosmic pathways.
[01:07.00] New's York City American Museum of Natural History has something for everyone.
[01:11.47] Now we are at the entrance of the museum.
[01:14.25] For a small fee, you may check our coats, umbrellas and bags at the coat check in the Rose Center or Theodore Roosevelt Rotunda.
[01:22.20] This is a good investment in improving your museum experience and ensuring you can maximize your time in the museum without overheating or having your hands for the whole time.
[01:32.08] Now, make sure you 've got a museum map.
[01:34.38] The American Museum of Nature History has four different floors, several staircases and elevators.
[01:40.40] You will be easily confused or get lost without a map.
[01:43.24] If you lose your map, you cat get one for free from any information booth in the museum.
[01:49.01] And also the museum staff are very helpful if you fell disoriented and need directions.