TIPS for visiting the HD Museum?
#1
TIPS for visiting the HD Museum?
I will be going to the HD Museum in early January for one day.
Does anyone have any tips and/or suggestions that they think would be good for me to know?
Thanks in advance.
C#
Does anyone have any tips and/or suggestions that they think would be good for me to know?
Thanks in advance.
C#
#2
Plan to spend a bit of time there, depending on how detail oriented you are. There's a lot to see, and read.
Make sure to peek into the archives in the other building (turn left at the "tanks").
Take a camera, they are very open to photo taking.
Take the audio tour.
Try the flatbread in Motor if you are hungry!
Make sure to peek into the archives in the other building (turn left at the "tanks").
Take a camera, they are very open to photo taking.
Take the audio tour.
Try the flatbread in Motor if you are hungry!
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Bring a camera.
Take your time.
Bottom floor is the best part.
Food is mediocore at best. Gift shop is overpriced.
Go someplace else to eat and drink. (Iron Horse bar? Is that right?) is right nearby.
Take your time.
Bottom floor is the best part.
Food is mediocore at best. Gift shop is overpriced.
Go someplace else to eat and drink. (Iron Horse bar? Is that right?) is right nearby.
#4
I've been there a number of time including the Grand Opening. Of course do all of the above, but unlike the other poster, I find the food in the Motor Restaurant to be quite good! I highly recommend the breakfast.
Here is a link to some photos I took during the 105th at the opening of the Museum.
http://picasaweb.google.com/Chet0318...avidsonMuseum#
You'll have a great time!!
Here is a link to some photos I took during the 105th at the opening of the Museum.
http://picasaweb.google.com/Chet0318...avidsonMuseum#
You'll have a great time!!
#5
We spent the best part of a full day there, we broke up the day by eating in the Restaurant, had a couple of beers and enjoyed the food (and my wife is extremely picky when it comes to restaurant food). Had a very enjoyable and relaxing day. The kids did the scavenger hunt, so the Museum is well geared up for everyone. Would recommend it, enjoy.
#6
Yeah, it's hard to give any more or better advice than what's been said. I've been in the museum only one, and like any museum you can stroll through it or study every display. A typical visit takes between 2 and 3 hours. I also think the food in Motor resturant is very good. There is a cafateria next to the Motor which has cheaper food, the earlier complaint may have been for that area. I don't know if you're from Milwaukee or not, but the gounds outside are a great social gathering area during the warm months. The museum's weekly bike night is a blast.
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