Alabama Museum of Natural History

Amazing spot to explore for anyone interested in science, especially (aside from the obvious: fossils) anything to do with bees, geology, or crustaceans. The sensory room here is also a delight! The space is primarily designed for children but it was still a nice dim place to decompress for a moment.

Interesting displays. Would have been more enjoyable if it wasn't for all the road construction outside. Had to go the wrong way on a one way street for a block

This is a pretty neat gem on the UA campus! When I went I was the only visitor there, so it was very peaceful! The building itself is stunning, and there are a lot of neat bones and gems ? on display. The museum isn’t huge, but it’s definitely worth a visit. It’s also free for UA students - just show your ID!

Small but beautiful and relaxing place to visit. Small kids enjoy the diverse exhibits with interactive things. Parking is for an hour and 1 hour is good time to spend here.

Kind of a small museum. It had some interesting facts and displays. I was expecting a bit more from a university this size, but I did learn some things. The displays are mostly a couple of dinosaurs, some local dinosaur information and displays, and a lot of geology. It could use a bit more of the history of Alabama and things that have been found or good places to visit and explore.

The museum was much smaller than anticipated but had a live bee exhibit indoors which was very interesting. The gift shop employee was pleasant and helpful.

5 stars for architecture, but lacking a bit on the exhibits and somewhat embarrassed that NZ is misspelled(unless there's a reasonable explanation)

If you have never been to The University of Alabama, you are doing yourself a disservice. The museum is second to none & the levels of information & knowledge is mind blowing!!!