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Discover your place
in the natural world
Unearth the stories of Texas’ unique natural history
and its connection to the world around us.
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Location
Located on The University of Texas at Austin campus.
2400 Trinity Street
Austin, Texas 78712
Hours
Open Tuesday to Saturday
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and
Sunday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Closed Mondays
Directions & Parking
Families with Strollers +
Accessibility Entrance
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Happening at the Museum
All Exhibits
All Programs
Earth Day Celebration
Celebrate the planet on Saturday, April 25 with several special hands-on activities and a free demonstration by the UT Physics Circus!
Epic Encounters
Discover Texas’ prehistoric past in our newly reimagined paleontology exhibit, now open!
Dinosaur Trackways Building
Learn about the museum’s conservation of 113-million-year-old dinosaur trackways and construction of a new building.
All Exhibits
All Programs
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Plan a
Group Visit
Explore the story of life in Texas from the formation of our planet, through the age of dinosaurs into our current time.
Group Visits
Field Trips
Amplify Your Experience
Become a Member
Take advantage of unlimited admission, validated parking, special event access and more exclusive benefits while supporting the museum’s educational mission.
H-E-B Free Fourth Sundays
Enjoy free admission every fourth Sunday of the month—perfect for the whole family.
Bring Science Home
Shop unique science- and nature-themed gifts, games, toys, jewelry and more in our museum store. Museum Members always get a 10% discount!
News & Stories
All News & Stories
Austin American-Statesman
New UT building will protect and display iconic Paluxy River dinosaur tracks
KXAN
Austin museum unveils immersive prehistoric exhibit with fossils found in the area
CBS Austin
New segment “I Didn’t Know That! with Dr. Liam” kicks off with Texas dinos and more!
Skip to main navigation
Skip to content
Buy Tickets
Discover your place
in the natural world
Unearth the stories of Texas’ unique natural history
and its connection to the world around us.
Plan Your Visit
Location
Located on The University of Texas at Austin campus.
2400 Trinity Street
Austin, Texas 78712
Hours
Open Tuesday to Saturday
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and
Sunday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Closed Mondays
Directions & Parking
Families with Strollers +
Accessibility Entrance
Buy Tickets
Happening at the Museum
All Exhibits
All Programs
Earth Day Celebration
Celebrate the planet on Saturday, April 25 with several special hands-on activities and a free demonstration by the UT Physics Circus!
Epic Encounters
Discover Texas’ prehistoric past in our newly reimagined paleontology exhibit, now open!
Dinosaur Trackways Building
Learn about the museum’s conservation of 113-million-year-old dinosaur trackways and construction of a new building.
All Exhibits
All Programs
Sign up for our newsletter and be the first to know about programs and special events!
Subscribe
Plan a
Group Visit
Explore the story of life in Texas from the formation of our planet, through the age of dinosaurs into our current time.
Group Visits
Field Trips
Amplify Your Experience
Become a Member
Take advantage of unlimited admission, validated parking, special event access and more exclusive benefits while supporting the museum’s educational mission.
H-E-B Free Fourth Sundays
Enjoy free admission every fourth Sunday of the month—perfect for the whole family.
Bring Science Home
Shop unique science- and nature-themed gifts, games, toys, jewelry and more in our museum store. Museum Members always get a 10% discount!
News & Stories
All News & Stories
Austin American-Statesman
New UT building will protect and display iconic Paluxy River dinosaur tracks
KXAN
Austin museum unveils immersive prehistoric exhibit with fossils found in the area
CBS Austin
New segment “I Didn’t Know That! with Dr. Liam” kicks off with Texas dinos and more!