Indiana State Museum - Indianapolis, Indiana

Le Indiana State Museum est un musée situé à Indianapolis qui vaut vraiment la peine d'être visité. Avec une note moyenne de 4,6/5 sur la base de 3975 avis sur Google My Business, il est clair que les visiteurs apprécient leur expérience dans ce musée.

Le musée est spécialisé dans l'histoire, la culture et la nature de l'Indiana. Il offre une variété d'expositions et d'activités pour tous les âges, ce qui en fait un endroit idéal pour une sortie en famille ou pour une visite scolaire. Les expositions comprennent l'histoire naturelle, l'histoire culturelle, l'art et le patrimoine. Vous découvrirez des expositions interactives et éducatives qui vous enseigneront sur l'histoire de l'Indiana et de ses habitants.

L'Indiana State Museum propose également des services sur place, tels qu'un restaurant, des toilettes, une boutique de cadeaux et la location de fauteuils roulants. Il est accessible en fauteuil roulant, avec des places de parking et des toilettes adaptées. Ils offrent également une boucle magnétique pour les personnes malentendantes.

Si vous prévoyez une visite, il est recommandé d'acheter des billets à l'avance sur leur site web indianamuseum.org. Cela vous permettra de gagner du temps et de vous assurer une place pour la date et l'heure de votre choix. Le musée propose également des forfaits pour les groupes et les événements spéciaux.

Le musée est situé à 650 W Washington St, Indianapolis, IN 46204 et est facilement accessible en transport en commun ou en voiture. Le musée propose un parking accessible en fauteuil roulant. Vous pouvez également les contacter par téléphone au 72321637.

Avis de Indiana State Museum

Michel Derhi

5/5

Très beau musée

Arshad Mohammad

5/5

Belle découverte

Myrtle McDonald

5/5

I have been trying to get here for a couple of years. I finally made it. It was a great experience. The ticket clerk was friendly. I had to give her my ID to get a wheelchair. I understood because I could have easily walked out with it because of where the ticket counter is located. There are so many interesting exhibits to see. I only made it to half of the second floor before my phone died. Being short some of the larger exhibits kind of freaked me out especially if you happen upon them with no warning. I walked through the glacier but noped out at a glance of the jaguar in the cave. It was very life like and had its mouth open. I turned around to see other exhibits. Perhaps my least favorite exhibit being an African American was the KKK robe. I must say my only disappointment in this whole experience is that I must wait until next year to finish exploring since they'll be closed for the remainder of my trip. If you love history like I do this is a great place to visit.

Dmitriy A

5/5

This museum has a lot to offer about the state of Indiana. It starts from the prehistoric times of ancient seas, then travels through times of Ice Age early human history up until the present day. Excellent displays of so many things. It is really great for all ages. I learned a lot.
Gives a great idea of the history of the state and its people. It left a good strong impression for me.
I definitely recommend to visit this place whether your family or just by yourself.
You would need about two to three hours to tour the place in your leisure pace.

Meda Wara

3/5

I think this is pricy for what's there. $19 per adult plus $4.00 parking (be sure to have them validate your ticket or you will pay wayyyy more in parking). The child rate for 3-17 yo, $13.00, is about the price admission should be for an adult and maybe $8.00 for a child. Very few discounted opportunities. The first floor is mostly kid interactive items, and it's really geared towards young kids. The 2nd floor has more exciting stuff in our opinion. Be sure to check out the African American exhibit just past the admissions area. It's kinda tucked back in the corner. The exhibits don't change much or often, and so once a year is more than enough. I have been to museums and similar world wide, and indianapolis has a problem with their high price point for admissions. I'd take the admission fee money and spend it elsewhere. This is just ok.

S. Z. (GreenRR)

4/5

Pretty my good spot. Parking is fairly cheap too. It’s cool to see the mastodon and the math skeletons. Other stuff is a bit meh if you’re not from IN. Still enjoyed my time and got to learn a bit. So overall a “Very Good” rating.

James Brown

5/5

Great way to learn some Indiana history! I went on a Sunday midday and the crowd was very minimal and the exhibits are very well thought out and nice. Definitely want to eat before you come because of cafeteria is extremely expensive.

Grace S

5/5

was here over eclipse weekend and was impressed by the variety of exhibits, including interactive, stem and art focused galleries. good place to spend a few hours. minimal food options but that’s fine.