A must stop for history buffs or anyone wanting to gain a sense of the history in the immediate…read moreTaos and surrounding area. A quality museum, impressive collections and great place to reflect on the dynamic cultural, political and commercial activites in the area during the early nineteenth century. Helpful docent on site. No crowds. The real deal.

Absolutely loved being in this environment. So great to see a part of history. It does cost $12 for…read moreadults to get in. They give you a pamphlet to do a self guided tour and things are pretty straightforward. I loved it. Definitely a great activity for families or friends.

Great museum, so many things for children to enjoy. Indoor or outdoor your children will keep…read morethemselves busy. If you come on Thursday from 4pm to 6pm is free entrance something to think about. There plenty of activities for children to keep busy for hours. Highly recommend. Even young toddlers will have fun.

This place is like 1/4 of the explora museum in abq. This museum has improved in its exhibits and…read moreattractions but still is very limited. They do offer discounts to military and healthcare providers. They have a little gift shop at site. Most of the activities are indoor and they remodeling the outdoor. It's somewhat crowded and limited. Staff are not that welcoming and I caught of the staff members yelling at my kids for accidentally wearing shoes in the kids aisle and were told that only babies are allowed on the gated area. Which in fact is very limited and children want to explore every aspect of a museum. Water activities are limited.

You want to know the history of the United States? Yes, one is to read books...but a better option…read moreis to go experience history. At Los Alamos, New Mexico, they have the Bradbury Science Museum...a free entrance Museum that teaches everyone about The Manhattan Project. Very humbling experience, to go to where the atom bomb was created, how WWII ended, and what happens when you create something so powerful (can't undo what has been done)... Thank you Los Alamos and Bradbury Science Museum for making this trip memorable. Kudos to you all! =)

This is a small museum that is a science based museum. Here's my assessment:…read more It lacks focus. It's a small museum covering the nuclear history but also weather balloons and electronics. It simply doesn't adequately cover any of it. Especially given the incredible history of Los Alamos. If you're in town it's worth stopping by but not worth a special trip just to see it.

It's quiet around the cultural center, eerily so…read more We walked around the outside some. Replicas of brick ovens. My husband only noticed the larger hands and feet.

This was a great stop! I loved the immersive exhibit that walks you through all 4 seasons and the…read morehistory of the Tewa people. The exhibit on pottery loaned from the Smithsonian was also awesome. I hope to check out their farmers market next year and the artisan market year round.

This place blew me away. Their collection was not that extensive - go to the Millicent Rogers Home…read morefor that. It's the house and studio that will amaze you. All hand carved wood for everything. Incredible layout; spacious and cozy at the same time.

Enjoy visiting museums and local landmarks when I travel but this was a bit disappointing. Nice…read morebit of history and small art collection yet charging California prices for entry fee. Staff at art facility friendly, at the Fechin House I had questions when I visited and reception person was busy with repair person when I checked in and still occupied when I left so disappointed. Plus the bugs in the sink were offputting alive and dead.

Great museum that flies under the radar of the more well-known museums in town. But this place…read morehoused in a rambling old ranch house, has tons of historical Native art as well as contemporary art, pottery and jewelry of the west. Millicent Rogers was a very interesting and creative (and wealthy!) woman who defied the norms for women of her time and championed Native art and artists. She even designed stunning jewelry and an automobile herself.

Put this museum at the top of your list for amazing historical artwork of New Mexico. The museum…read moreis a treasure; a Top 10 of the best museums I've visited. Be ready for a top-rate gift shop - Lots of fine, custom crafted work.

Cool stop right off the Taos Plaza. This former artist's residence was one of the birthplaces of…read morethe Taos community of artists. Doesn't take very long to walk through, but presents a nice collection of early southwestern art as well as a window into daily lives a century ago.

This museum and home was astonishing. Both Blumenschein and his wife were painters, really, really…read moretalented painters. The home itself was a work of art...the decorative details astounded. And, the book collection warmed this literature major's heart. An entire set of O. Henry's! A treasure.