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"Science. History. Art. With holdings of more than two million artifacts, explore collections in natural and cultural history, archaeology and ethnography, and fine art at the New Jersey State Museum. Take a tour, participate in hands-on activities, enjoy a lecture, see a planetarium show, interact with scientists working on real fossils, or browse the galleries. Get to know more about New Jersey and its place in the world!"
Address: 205 W State St, Trenton, NJ 08608, USA
Phone: (609) 394-5310
State: New Jersey
City: Trenton
Zip Code: 08608


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Reviews
We drove to the museum on a Saturday. It wasn't too crowded, which was a plus. Masks are required inside the building, which was a bit inconvenient but understandable. We visited all of the exhibits in about an hour. My daughter's favorite sections were the dinosaurs and animals. We didn't get to go to the planetarium this time; perhaps next time. We went to explore the surrounding area after we left, but it appeared to be a ghost town, so we decided it was best to just head home. Overall, we had a wonderful time, and the best part is that it was completely free. We did leave a donation when we left:
We had a wonderful morning exploring the museum with our toddler. Parking was easy and not crowded. We entered near the planetarium and looked at the solar system exhibit first, which is small but fascinating. On to the main museum, the highlights were the dinosaur replicas and the Big Little things. Several other families were there but it never felt too crowded. There are several "kid corner" stations with interactive crafts for little ones. It was a very nice touch. The staff were all super friendly and helpful. We are lucky to have such a great museum in our area.
What a gem in our state's capitol! We spent around 4 hours walking through 4 floors of exhibits and watching shoe at planetarium. We came for native American exhibit which was extremely informative. The layout made it easy to follow and there were a variety of artifacts and exhibit types for all ages to interact. Was surprised by how much we enjoyed the afternoon. Entry and parking are free. It was a bit confusing getting back to parking garage but now we know for next time. No cafe or snacks on-site but there are nearby restaurants. Overall it was a very enjoyable visit and we will definitely be back!
It's a nice place to bring children for their education, enthusiasm to know things from our past, present and future. 2 -3 Hrs is enough to see all things here including planetarium shows last 20-30 mins max. Entry to museum is free; planetarium shows need to purchase at the entrance. This place is very clean & nicely maintained. They do have nice staff. It's not crowded at all during our weekend visit.
I loved everything about the museum. Very educational and a good learning experience never too old to learn. They even have free parking located in the adjacent garage. The staff is helpful and knowledgeable, from the young man in the front greeting people when you first walk in, to the parking attendant and the state trooper that's outside the parking garage!!!lol Now if you're looking for a quiet experience maybe come during the weekend, there were lots of children there on field trips! Although it's free they do take donations! And they even have a planetorium.. There isn't a cafe or a snack station located inside the museum, so maybe pack a lunch, or snacks because there is seating outside and inside!
We came here on a Saturday. Free parking on weekends. Upon entering we were greeted by a very friendly staff member who explained every to us. She was very sweet and helpful! It’s free to go to the museum. The planetarium is open; I think I that is $10. Large museum w four floors. Clean. They had a treasure hunt thing for the kids. They have a small gift shop; prices are very reasonable! Great exhibits. Lots of fun for the family or a date.
Great for all ages and free to enter. Donations are welcomed, and the staff is super friendly. Decent amount of exhibits to see and enjoyed the few hours that was spent learning some unique things about New Jersey. The Planetarium show is only on weekends.Visited onWeekdayWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNoPrice for adult entryFree
Downtown Trenton is a bit rundown these days, but the State Museum is quite interesting. I did not know that New Jersey was a huge toy manufacturing basis in the 1950's. I enjoyed reading about the Walking Purchase where as usual, the white man took advantage of the local gullible Indians. " All those tracts of land lying and being in the province of Pennsylvania ..doth extend itself back into the woods as far as man can goe in one day and a half...." and Thomas Penn's representatives started running for a day and a half.....I don't think there ever was a treaty signed by Indians where they weren't screwed in some way, shape or form.
Free to the public. Easy Sunday parking and lots of things to see. Perfect place for nerds to pass away the day. Planetarium show was $10 and worth every penny. Visited onWeekendWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNoPrice for adult entryFree
Nice displays of flags. Open spaces were nice for viewing. Back packs can only be worn on one arm so best to leave it behind.Visited onWeekendWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNoPrice for adult entryFree
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