Perot Museum of Nature and Science

Museum · Dallas, Texas

Perot Museum of Nature and Science

Museum of nature and science in a concrete cube with a glass escalator, next to Klyde Warren Park, featuring dinosaurs and hands-on exhibits.

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About Perot Museum of Nature and Science

The Perot Museum of Nature and Science is in Dallas’s arts district, next to Klyde Warren Park. The building, by Thom Mayne, is a concrete cube on a base of stones and native plants, with a glass escalator projecting from the façade offering views of downtown.

The museum has eleven permanent halls on paleontology, with dinosaurs found in Texas and Alaska, geology, energy, the human body, Texas wildlife, engineering and space. Many exhibits are hands-on, with simulators and activities for children and teens.

The roof collects rainwater, and the landscaping shows plants adapted to the region’s dry climate.

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Practical information

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How much time to set aside

Three to four hours.

Best time

In the morning on weekdays; on weekends and during school holidays the museum fills up.

How to get there

On foot, in the arts district, or, from downtown, by streetcar or light rail to the arts district station.

Tip

Start on the top floor via the glass escalator and go down gallery by gallery.

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Frequently asked questions about Perot Museum of Nature and Science

Is the Perot Museum good for children?

Yes, many exhibits are hands-on, with simulators and activities.

What is in the Perot Museum?

Dinosaurs, geology, energy, the human body, Texas wildlife, engineering and space.

Who designed the Perot Museum?

Architect Thom Mayne.

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