Museum of Northern Arizona

Museum · Flagstaff

Museum of Northern Arizona

Museum · Flagstaff
3101 N Fort Valley Rd, Flagstaff, AZ 86001

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Museum with artifacts, native culture, and interactive exhibits  

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3101 N Fort Valley Rd, Flagstaff, AZ 86001 Get directions

musnaz.org
@museumofnaz

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3101 N Fort Valley Rd, Flagstaff, AZ 86001 Get directions

+1 928 774 5213
musnaz.org
@museumofnaz
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Analisa Harvey

Google
Amazing and very interesting museum. Big enough to walk around and see plenty of stuff. Not too big to tire you out from walking and reading. Bathrooms are available in more than one part of the museum and the court yard is beautiful. Many artifacts, plenty of seating available. Lots of activity sections for children. The gift shop is expensive but if you have the money then the stuff is extremely nice to get. The staff was courteous and pleasant. Plenty to learn about the history of the natives, the land, and the symbolism in the art work. Highly recommend visiting for all locals and tourists. $18 a person. Discounts for students and native Americans. Children under 10 are free. Ticket is for all day. You can leave and come back the same day.

Kim Emery Poulin

Google
Beautiful & respectful accounting of Indigenous history & interesting evolution of Earth Science! We were there for about 3 hours, and captivated the entire time. For parents with kids of all ages, (mine are 18), each room had interactive activities for them to learn interactively. A must-see in Flagstaff, AZ!

Mari Maldonado

Google
Very quiet place, great for kids to learn some history. It has some trails you can walk outside as well. Very interesting stuff but I wish it was more interactive. The gift shop prices were insanely highly. But overall a good experience.

jordan blair

Google
Took my two young daughters to check it out and they loved it! Lots of things they are aloud to touch and tons of information to teach them about culture and history. They loved the dinosaurs the most but they definitely learned some things and were very happy with the trip.

Bas Geerdink

Google
This museum contains plenty of artifacts from native Americans and nature. After visiting you’ve learned a lot from the history and environment of Northern Arizona. Outside there are a few nice walking trails.

john romano

Google
Amazing walk through the native American culture and their will to survive 100 years of government annihilation

Chuck Rozanski

Google
Absolutely fantastic hidden gem of a museum. You MUST stop by, as it is simply an awesome way to spend a few hours of pure enjoyment.

Debi Joy

Google
Very happy surprise. This museum was recommended by my mother in law. It is indeed as nice as she said. The space is nice because the exhibits are not all packed together. They are spaced, so I was not annoyed by people around me in any way. Overall, the atmosphere was welcoming and not at all pretentious. The items are displayed nicely, and the information presented is very interesting. Don't miss the art exhibit. I thought it was genius how each painting was presented with a poem that captured and explained the art so people who aren't really artsy might be more interested in the work.