Great museum regarding nuclear field. Many very elaborate, high tech, informative exhibits. We only had an hour available and wish we had twice the time to spend there. Hard to believe there was no charge for this excellent museum. Great info for all ages.

This place is like an encyclopedia threw up and info stuck to every surface. The displays look professional and the info is well written (at an adult or senior high school level), but it's all so close together that there's no place to rest the...More

My father was a machinist on the Manhattan Project and I made the pilgrimage to Los Alamos to honor his memory. I came away with such a better appreciation of what life was like on an every day basis for those who came to Los...More

This museum is free. Best not to be in a hurry. It is self guided with an enormous amount of reading. Two very informative movies are offered. Extremely interesting to learn about a lot of the current research topics that effect us today. The Manhattan...More

My husband is more of a museum person than I am but we both found it very interesting. I liked reading a little more human interest and he likes the technical part of it. We were there about 1 1/2 hours and could have taken...More

We stopped here to learn about Los Alamos National Labs. For vacation speaking candidly it requires too much brain power and the volume of information is overwhelming with no real guide to help you through it. That said it was free and some of the...More

If you're interested in the history of our atomic bomb, this is the place to be. What's fascinating is what they're researching today.