Museum of Texas Tech University - Lubbock, Texas

Le Museum of Texas Tech University est un musée et attraction touristique situé à Lubbock au Texas. Son adresse est 3301 4th St, Lubbock, TX 79415. Le musée est facilement accessible en fauteuil roulant, avec des places de parking et des toilettes réservées à cet effet. Il dispose également d'un restaurant et est adapté aux enfants.

Le musée propose une grande variété d'expositions et d'activités, allant des sciences naturelles à l'art et l'histoire. Il abrite plus de cinq millions de spécimens et d'artefacts, ce qui en fait l'un des plus grands musées de l'État du Texas.

Le musée est également engagé dans la recherche et l'éducation, avec un programme éducatif actif et des programmes de recherche en cours. Il est ouvert tous les jours de la semaine, sauf le lundi, et l'entrée est gratuite.

Les avis des visiteurs sur Google My Business sont très positifs, avec une moyenne de 4,7/5 sur un total de 1117 avis. Les visiteurs apprécient particulièrement la qualité des expositions et l'accueil chaleureux du personnel.

Avis de Museum of Texas Tech University

Mindy Sue

4/5

We went for the planetarium. We were pleasantly surprised by the museum. It had several dinosaur skeletons, which my husband loved. There was an exhibit on 1800s fashion that I really enjoyed. The planetarium show of Dawn of the Space Age was just okay, IMO. It was from 2005, so almost 20 years old. It did have good information, but the colors of the movie were not vivid.

John Taylor

5/5

Absolutely way bigger than expected. Such an awesome way for the kids to see huge dinosaur displays. Here's the mammoth. No charge and really cool classes, shows, gift shop. Just amazing.

Bob Pham

5/5

There is so much to see and learn ranging from magnified pictures of bugs to dinosaurs, glass art pieces, paintings, photography, carvings, antique dresses... These are some of the nicest staff we've ever met.

Kriz Rbsn

5/5

Fond memories of this museum--dad would often take me and grandad to visit when I was a small child. I remember the first dinosaur skeleton they had on exhibit and then the mastodon and replica of the prehistoric human skull. I think this experience left an indelible mark upon my psyche, forever igniting a curiosity and passion for science. I hope to visit again some day. Admission is free. Don't forget about the planetarium.

Sheila Rocha

5/5

Wonderful place,makes me think of my Childhood.
I went on a day that they were testing the sounds and it was a great experience,felt real and also got to listen to actual singers on the small display church so that was a very nice experience,
Place itself is very clean and staff is always very friendly and welcoming.
This place is free of charge and that itself is very good,
They just take donations and this place is very well appreciated.
I enjoy it every time.
Thanks for this beautiful place♡

Rodna Joseph

5/5

Love coming here. The exhibits are well put together and there’s always a friendly face to help when needed. I love that they incorporate West Texas history into their displays. Currently they are showing Women of the Rodeo. Highly recommend.

Jackie Scheets

5/5

The beautiful history of all the peoples of Lubbock Texas. Native Americans to Early Settlers in Dugouts, Sod houses & Homesteads. A Rich Ranching History filled with Cowgirls & Cowboys & Rodeo . Business of all types in & around Hub City & surrounding counties. Let's not forget Texas Tech! From the ground up & out! What an accomplishment! I bet every family in the panhandle has a story of a long-ago or current relative who was in on design, building, planning, working, or attending Tech.

Andrew Bohrer

5/5

Great museum on Texas history then and now. Can’t believe that the place was free. But they do take donations. Definitely stop by if you’re in West Texas.