Hall of Saurischian Dinosaurs

Stand directly beneath the towering skeletons of a Tyrannosaurus rex and a giant sauropod in this dramatic exhibition.

  • Mon – Sun, 10:00 – 17:30
  • 79 W 79th St
  • 4.7 (98 reviews)

Description

Located inside the American Museum of Natural History, this permanent hall showcases one of the largest dinosaur fossil collections in America. The exhibition focuses specifically on saurischian dinosaurs, which are characterized by their grasping hands, asymmetrical fingers, and long, mobile necks. The creative layout highlights the physical structure of these huge predators and long-necked giants, alongside features like a massive Tyrannosaurus skull. While the exhibits are kept in fantastic condition, it is also one of the busiest parts of the museum, with a heavy density of crowds filling the hall.

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