Nauticus is a must-see for families on holiday in Norfolk. This maritime-themed science centre and museum now stands where Norfolk's banana pier once stood and features exhibits, interactive theatres, and shark touch tanks, as well as a weather station. Open since 1994, the museum is a popular educational attraction in Norfolk for anyone interested in learning about America's maritime history.The AEGIS Command Center allows visitors to experience naval battles first-hand, and Secrets of the Deep lets you to practise gathering samples from the ocean floor with a nine-foot robotic arm. Nauticus is also home to the USS Wisconsin battleship and the Schooner Virginia, an additional interest for mariners and vacationers alike.
Address : 1 Waterside Drive
E-mail : [email protected]
Website : www.nauticus.org
Telephone : (757) 664 1000
Opening times : Tuesday to Saturday 10am-5pm, Sunday 12am-5pm, closed Monday.
Admission : $16 adults, $11.50 children, other concessions available.
Originally founded in 1933, the Chrysler Museum of Art is located on the waters of The Hague, in the Ghent district of Norfolk, and is home to the art collection of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr. Over time it has increased its collection significantly and is one of Norfolk's most esteemed attractions. The museum is family-friendly, and kids especially will love the Daniel Rozin interactive installation.
Address : 1 Memorial Place
E-mail : [email protected]
Website : www.chrysler.org
Telephone : (757) 664 6200
Opening times : Tuesday to Saturday 10am-5pm, Sunday 12am-5pm, closed Monday.
Admission : Free.
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