the manchester museum

有许多各学科丰富的馆藏可看介绍很平易近人不会太深奥难懂我对于里面的木乃伊印象非常深刻!许多化石等等遗迹遗骸值得一看

这个博物馆不收门票,但是里边有一个捐赠箱。这家博物馆布局很好,非常有趣,很有历史。如果你在这附近,那么这里很值得一观。

我最喜欢的是你能从各种不同的学科中学到东西;生物(动物学,植物学,进化生物论)(加上自然是怎样影响艺术的等等),地质学,天文学,历史学,货币学等等。这是一个跨学科多学科的博物馆。化石画廊是我最喜欢的,仅次于陨石博物馆。

对这家博物馆非常失望。每层主要都是动物,其它的展览还有许多显微镜载玻片,可能很有历史意义,对使用的学生很有意思,但是对于其他人而言则非常无聊。照明设备太差,很黑,阴森,再加上玻璃很脏,还有信息板上那深红或者棕色的字体,你确定一半就可以读了,由一些年轻人拼到一起。周围许多宣传信息,这让我想起了我参加过的人类联盟演唱会,都只是关于战争、和平、饥饿等等。他们这里确实收藏了不错的埃及古器物还有种族的面具等等,但是埃及的物品都散落在不同的地方,都在哪些填充的动物中间。整体上呈现出来的效果很差。

这个博物馆有很多有趣的关于鸟类、哺乳类、昆虫类、蝴蝶的收藏,甚至还有一些或者的爬行动物的集合!我觉得最让人印象深刻的项目是在一楼的霸王龙(还好不是活着的!)。他们还有一些木乃伊,以及历史久远的东西。我在自然历史方面不是什么大专家,但是我很喜欢这个博物馆。我觉得推荐这家博物馆,我们在1.5小时内参观完了,但是我还是建议多花几个小时在里面参观。个人觉得是曼彻斯特第二个令人印象最深刻的博物馆了,仅次于科学和工业博物馆(MOSI)。

Decided to take a family trip out to have a look at the Manchester Museum and it was great.So much to see and do, a wide range of items on display too - my particular favourite was the elephant Maharajah who was bought in Edinburgh and couldn't be transported to Manchester on the train because he didn't like it - so he walked and it took 10 days.It is a big space to walk around and it will take a good couple of hours, some sore feet and an aching back (especially when 7 months pregnant!) so be prepared for sit downs and wear comfy shoes.The staff were very helpful and knowledgeable, the facilities were great with a lift and wheel chair access and a cafe.Definitely worth a visit and take the kiddies to see the T-Rex skeleton...it's huge!

My son visited the Manchester Museum with his school and have a brilliant day out. The Egyptian section really captured his imagination and he was bursting with information at the end of the day. He was able to spend some pocket money at the museum shop which represented great value for money.

The Manchester Museum is a great day out, with a startling range of varied and extensive collections. The Egyptian section is particularly impressive, with its very well preserved mummies. The T-Rex, Stan, is also a great piece.

Had a great day out with the family. Absolutely worth a visit!! So many different sections that I looked at and my children loved it

Our main objective, as we were visiting a biology student, was to see the display of live frogs in the vivarium. There were several different species, also lizards, geckos and my favourite species of snake. They seemed extremely well looked after in nice display tanks, and were fascinating to watch, as always. I had not realised that we'd also have the chance to see very good displays of fossils/skeletons/stuffed animals (a NZ moa, for instance; a cassowary; the obligatory brown and polar bears; a huge tiger) all very well laid out and explained, not at all like the dismal mangy masses of stuffed animals you sometimes get in museums. This display felt respectful of our fellow creatures, even the butterfly collections which I usually hate. I liked how a lot of the fossil plants on display came from rocks in the immediate area round Manchester. We didn't spend particularly long in the anthropology and Egyptology sections, but I did like the feature on Flinders Petrie's excavations, which was of particular interest to me as I'd recently done some research on him. All in all, something for everybody and very nicely arranged. Don't miss the T Rex!

Myself and my boyfriend visited the museum because we quite enjoy history. We were actually surprised at the interesting things they had on offer. Some of the displays are set out in quite a unique and unusual way which is a nice touch. The museum is free but they do accept donations. I would recommend to donate because it helps out a lot there and I'm sure staff need to be paid! There's a wide range of exhibitions. The bigger things were a T Rex and a huge Asian Elephant. The only bad thing which wasn't the museums fault was that there were a lot of children climbing on and touching displays. This would be a shame if they were to be damaged. To prevent this there could be a couple more signs asking the public not to kindly not touch the displays - granted, it is the parents responsibility but at the end of the day it's best to try and protect the exhibitions! There's also a cafe next door incase you do get hungry although we did not visit there. The employees were very friendly. There's also some bits for the kids to do as I saw a colouring sort of workshop and there's different interactive things for them to do. All in all, pretty good couple of hours!

This was a first time visit and I only had time to see the Egyptian collection. This is extensive, very well displayed and explained, if a little disappointing after the glories of the collections in the British Museum and the Fitzwilliam in Cambridge. Certainly worth a visit though. Very good gift shop with plenty of variety.

I do not know Manchester at all and only stumbled upon this place while visiting the Uni. It was a bit like finding Aladdin's cave. I'm a sucker for a good museum and this one is small but perfectly formed. A little bit of natural history, a little bit of science, some decent ancient Egyptians, and even a live snake and some extraordinary frogs. Sadly didn't have time to explore fully but feel sure I will be back. Really enjoyed the modern displays, everything felt fresh not fussy and there was enough there to amuse people of all ages. Well organised, informed staff, and free.

This is a great place to visit when you go to Manchester. Full of interesting things quite futuristic. You could spend a long time in there but unfortunately I didn't have that long to spend it there so it was just a quick browse. Next time I visit I would like to spend half a day in there.

I have been visiting the museum since I was a child back in the 1950s and it still continues to amaze me. There has been a continual enhancement to both the buildings and the exhibits and it is still going on. During my last visit, the topmost floor of the main gallery was cordoned off so it was not possible to get the overhead view of the famous whale skeleton! This did not detract from the visit though and my nephew thoroughly enjoyed the experience. If you are seriously intending to do the museum justice, you need to spend at least a whole day here. An hour or so is very insufficient. The staff are very informative and the small café is reasonably priced and very popular. A great experience for young and old alike.