This museum gives an amazing history of the Manhattan project, but also allows you to learn how... read more
The museum itself is informative, with one room dedicated to the Manhattan project and the other... read more
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This museum gives an amazing history of the Manhattan project, but also allows you to learn how nuclear power is used today. Lots of hands on exhibits for all ages.
The museum itself is informative, with one room dedicated to the Manhattan project and the other rooms discussing the current research being done in the area. However, most people aren't driving all the way to Los Alamos to see exhibits they could see at their...More
We visited this museum last week. Good information about the Manhattan project. There was no entry fee. Wish there was a souvenir shop.
Some hours at Bradbury Science Museum with some Danish friends to learn more about the history of the production and use of atomic bombs. I came away with a clear understanding of and so much more. It was informative, thoughtful. Definitely worth a visit! Nogle...More
You can spend a long time here if you do everything offered in this museum. History buffs will enjoy the learning about Los Alamos and the development of the atomic bomb.
We thoroughly enjoyed the Bradbury museum. Exhibits are well done and informative. The fact that it's free made it an amazing value. Would recommend the museum to any visitor to Los Alamos -- it's better than either of the other Los Alamo-related museums in town
What a great place! Exibits are in very goid condition and entire place tell a great story of the past, present and future of Los Alamos. Exhibits are comprehensive and hands on. Perfect place for a family day trip. Highly recommend.
This FREE museum is an incredible host to all things Manhattan Project and the creation of the atomic bomb. I live in Knoxville, where nearby Oak Ridge, Tennessee is home to 1/3 of the Manhattan Project National Historical Park. Oak Ridge was responsible for enriching...More
Fantastic science museum. Loads to read and do. 15min presentation on the manhattan project and Los Alamos Labs really good! Defiantly worth a visit. You also get to hug a “fat boy”
Free museum on the history of Los Alamos with a particular focus on the Manhattan project to develop the first nuclear bomb. Watch the short documentary while here. In addition to the video, you can plan to spend about 45 minutes here.
