Richard Gilder Center for Science

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200 Central Park W

New York, NY 10024

https://www.amnh.org

The Richard Gilder Center for Science is a renowned institution in New York, NY dedicated to fostering scientific education and exploration.

Offering a diverse range of exhibits and programs, the center provides a platform for visitors to engage with the wonders of the natural world and the latest advancements in scientific research.

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Ryna D.

6/11/2024

Visited this new addition to the natural history museum last year. My friend and I really enjoyed the immersive experience! Highly recommended!

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Hsin-Yi W.

6/27/2023

Richard Gilder Center has been trendy on social media recently since it's perfect for photos. We visited on a weekend afternoon and it was not too crowded. The exhibition was knowledgeable and...

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Felecia I.

7/5/2023

So many reasons to love the new Richard Gilder Center for Science! I only need two: Architecture & Ants. The seemingly free-flowing shotcrete design looks incredible. I spent a long time just...

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Chunjai K.

1/23/2024

If I have more time, I can stay here all-day study insect and enjoy architecture. This new wing still has lots of empty space for an exhibition so I'm looking forward to seeing what they will create.

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Terry B.

5/16/2023

We've been waiting years for this new addition to the museum and it did not disappoint. The architecture is overwhelming, and the exhibits are colorful and eye-catching. The real star attraction...

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