Natural History Museum - Full Tour - Washington, DC - Smithsonian 4K

The Smithsonian Natural History Museum is the nation's storehouse of its greatest national treasures. It has well over 100 million specimens. Only a very small percentage of it is on display.
It has free admission and is open 364 days a year. On average, about 3.9 million folks visit it making it the most-visited museum in the United States. It Opened in 1910 and was one of the first Smithsonian buildings constructed exclusively to hold the national collections and research facilities. The museum is administered by the Smithsonian Institution.
The main building has an overall area of 1.5 million square feet with 325,000 square feet of exhibition and public space and houses over 1,000 employees.
This video helps you understand exactly what to expect should you visit this museum. This is one of many videos on my travel vlog. I want to make your travel experience fun and worry free. Also, I want to inspire people to go out and see the world. Please let me know what you think by leaving a comment. If you find this video helpful or entertaining, please give a thumb up and please subscribe to my channel. I appreciate your time and thanks for watching.

[@samsungsmartfridge3173]

Forget nihilistic dread and despair, optimistic thinking and appreciating the beauty of the world and human civilization is where its at

[@codered2014]

when i used to live in virginia when i was 10 years old my family would go here every summer. amazing museum they have a lot of amazing items

[@letsgoseeit457]

I agree, this is one of the best museums in the world! If you ever get a chance to go back, please let me know what you think and thank you for watching. I appreciate your viewership and your support.

[@JurassicWarrior451]

My favorite hall of course is the fossil Hall section as a Jurassic park/Dinosaur fan/Lover but I love prehistoric creatures and especially dinosaurs

[@drew6237]

Thanks for the tour and tips! I remember being impressed by the rocks and minerals when I visited years ago. Time to plan a trip!

[@ohsnapitzambrose]

I visited this museum 10 years ago now when I was 14. I went to many museums in DC, and this was definitely my favorite one!! I love prehistoric sea creatures, so I was really happy to see the basilosaurus fossil. Knew what it was as soon as I saw it. It’d be so awesome to go back there one day!

[@letsgoseeit457]

Thanks for sharing! If you ever get a chance to go, please let me know if you enjoy it.

[@Latenightmunchie]

I grew up in falls church va in the 80s and this place was usually a field trip. Great memories. Air and space is my favorite tho

[@letsgoseeit457]

Hi and thanks for watching. The earring space is my favorite too.

[@SurprisedCat-vr2bv]

Most of my school age years our family lived at Alexandria Va. My dad was on assignment with USN administration across 8 years during both a Democratic US Pres Admin, and a Republican US Presid. There are so many Smithsonian facilities w huge variety of interest / specialty sections. It might take a couple of weeks to see all the bldgs or specialty sections. Soòo compelling & de l ightful. Such a FUN way to learn!!!

[@letsgoseeit457]

The best thing about the Smithsonian museums are that they are all free. It doesn’t cost you anything to have this world-class encounter with knowledge.

[@NoSleepFromBrooklynAdventures]

Love your channel, our families have a lot in common!

[@letsgoseeit457]

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[@Tubyfrfr]

I live in Virginia and I’m going here soon😁 il 13 right now and il very interested in fossils and old artifacts, especially dinosaurs, and I really wanna be a paleontologist 😃

[@letsgoseeit457]

That’s great, please let me know how your trip goes and thank you for watching.

[@sonyreviewedit7687]

Great content! Keep it up! 🙌🙌

[@letsgoseeit457]

Thanks

[@qadeembaig908]

VERY NICE AND KNOWLEDGE ABLE VIDEO

[@letsgoseeit457]

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[@qadeembaig908]

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[@letsgoseeit457]

Hi, not sure what you’re saying, but I hope you enjoy the video. Please let me know how your visit there goes.

[@NothingMaster]

The very best of the best; the rest are the rest; even the Air and Space museum.

[@letsgoseeit457]

Without a doubt, it is a very popular museum. Many people enjoy it. I hope you have a great time. Please let me know how it goes.

[@BrandonR420]

I have never been there man. Ty for the video I owe you a sub

[@letsgoseeit457]

Thank you for your support. I’m glad that you found my video helpful. Please let me know how your visit goes.

[@kathiaperezrebeles5825]

I’m visiting for the first time Washington DC, I would like to know if I need to book tickets for this museum

[@letsgoseeit457]

No, you don’t need to book tickets. The great thing about this and many other museums in the area is that they are absolutely free!

[@duhvinshi1788]

Feild trip 2013

[@letsgoseeit457]

2013? Oh, I think you’re saying you were there in 2013.

[@bohzapata9665]

I visited the museum after reading The silent of the lambs

[@letsgoseeit457]

How did you enjoy it?

[@maync1]

No, this museum, in 2023, is still the lead believer in the primordial pond, out of which flew the first turkey. Such nonsense. going from complete non-life to life (over a long, long time as implicit in the "time of the gaps theory"), as well as the tree of life fairy tale are maintained by this museum. I claim exceptionalism, being distinct from apes and monkeys, just as the whale could not have developed from the wolf, and no phyla ever having developed into another. Heaps of transitional creatures ought to have existed! But no, not one. This museum ought to be a leader, but no, it clings to the Darwinian worldview when nothing was known about the biology of the cell and its information content. Pathetic. This ain't science. I do not recommend visiting this museum.

[@letsgoseeit457]

I certainly understand your position. I appreciate you leaving such a detailed comment and for watching my video.