We hadn't heard about his place until the hotel staff told us about it. It was a wonderful place to visit. This wildlife museum displays were very life like. It makes the visitor feel like you're right there in the serengeti! If you have a few hours to spend, you will be able to see this wonderful place. We really... More

This is an old style natural history museum with stuffed animal exhibits - I thought they didn't exist anymore - don't waste your time - go to the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum instead! More

it is a museum of desert animals and habitats...e had a good afternoon and the children enjoyed themselves...it is a great place to at least visit once...specially if you have children between the ages 5-10 More

The Museum is located just a few minutes from the Desert Museum and "Old Tucson". Many of the animals are shown in their natural habitats and the schenes are put together very well. The Museum contains many rooms of exhibits of bugs, butterflies, reptiles, small and large animals and extinct creatures. My grandchildren enjoyed it immensely and the entire visit... More

This is not for those who like to see live wild life but they seem to have one of every animal including wooly mammoths mounted in very lifelike displays. I have been to zoos in several countries and cities and to Nature parks in Namibia and Southern Africa but had never before realized the diversity of small antelope. The IWM... More

I have a heart condition and was not sure I could make it all the way through. They had cushiony benches to seat on all the way through the museum. I could take my time and enjoy myself with our grandkids! We did thoroughly enjoy ourselves. This was such a neat building in a beautiful setting with just about every... More

This is a truly unique destination. I was at first hesitant to go view a bunch of stuffed animals, but found that it is much more than that. The museum is a great learning experience with a wonderful agenda. It is well suited for all ages and is easily accessible. More

This museum has an extensive collection of rare animals on exhibit from around the world as well as a movie theater where they present films on a wide variety of interesting topics focused on wildlife education and conservation. A great place to spend a morning or afternoon indoors with the family or friends when the weather limits outdoor activities or... More

Similar in many ways to New York City's American Museum of Natural History, on a smaller scale. The painted dioramas are well done to show the animals in their natural setting. You'll see (stuffed) critters close up that you can no longer get close to in the wild. A fun learning experience, great for kids and adults! More