Museum of Northern Arizona
Nestled along historic Route 66 in Flagstaff, the Museum of Northern Arizona invites travelers to dive into the region's rich cultural heritage and stunning natural history. With captivating exhibits showcasing Native American art, sacred artifacts, and the breathtaking geology of the Colorado Plateau, this museum offers a unique glimpse into the area's past. After exploring the museum’s treasures, take a moment to stroll through the picturesque gardens, where the spirit of the Mother Road comes alive in every detail. A must-visit for Route 66 adventurers seeking to connect with the soul of Arizona!
Lily Li
4 months ago"It's a small private museum. We should visit this museum before we go to the Monument Valley. It's very nice place to learn about Native Americans culture and living history. I learned a lot and enjoyed the exhibit. The gift shop has high quality jewelries and dolls that made by Native Americans. But the prices are too high compare with individuals selling on the streets."
Kris
5 months ago"Great place to learn about the history of the area. Loved seeing antiques and also contemporary pieces that enhance the culture of AZ. Tons of interactive activities, got a few free magazines full of interesting information! Visited with my family, we stayed warm and enjoyed our time around"
Cassie Scott-Juarez
4 months ago"This museum was an amazing & affordable experience! So much to learn, look at & take in! They even had a convenient play room for toddlers & other play areas through out. Highly recommend! The staff was so friendly & informative as well. When we travel back we will definitely want to stop in again!"
Analisa Harvey
9 months ago"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."
Miguel
4 months ago"This museum is great! It's really organized and packed with information. If you're in Flagstaff, it's definitely worth a visit. They have separate sections for archaeology and geology."
