This museum has an immense number of exhibits spread across 4 floors! Whether that be dinosaurs,…read morescience-space discovery, war artifacts, you name it! I was never aware this facility existed and my out-of-state friend that came with me was blown away by everything inside. The pure level of research, education, and presentation was impressive. Parking certainly was a time-consuming task for us as it was difficult to understand where to park for the museum. There was little to no signage except for "Faculty/Staff Only." After driving around for a while, we learned that the parking lot cut through around the construction and lead to the side street in front of the museum building.

Don't bother coming. There is no parking. The whole parking situation is a joke. You can drive…read morethere and leave, or you can park in a spot that gets you a ticket.

Cool spot to visit in Lincoln! Lots of history and cool cars, bikes, and auto parts. Looking…read moreforward to seeing the upcoming events at the museum!

Amazing! This place is absolutely amazing! Lincoln, Nebraska…read moreis home to Speedway Motors and its Museum of American Speed which contains a vast collection of racing and automotive historical items. From Model T cars to the latest show cars, from drag racers, Indy cars, off-road vehicles, Midget racers, and hot rods to pedal cars, Soap Box, BMX bikes and antique toys plus everything in between, this museum has it all. My wife and I were both blown away by the huge variety of autos and related artifacts. These photos are just a small sample size of the many items displayed.

What a wonderful museum. I love the layout and how things are carefully displayed though I know…read moremost museums are fairly equal in that regard. I enjoyed seeing the artwork here. The staff was friendly.

A decently-sized art museum that took about an hour to get through. Many of the exhibits were…read moreinteresting to look at especially the exhibit transforming ordinary things/tasks into abstract pieces of art.

This is the museum you should spend the night at, if you ever win a really bizarre contest…read more I've always thought Africa has the modt interesting animals. Anazingly, the ancestors of almost every single one of them used to live in Nebraska! Part zoo (dead animals plus present day ones) part awesome, dinosaur stuffed natural history museum, this is the most overwhelming museum I've been to so far in my quest to hit as many dinosaur museums in the American west as I can. The history of the state is packed with lots of displays besides just the ones I seek out; This is absolutely a world class museum, for the measly entrance fee of $8. Make sure ypu buy your tickets ahead of time, online. I didnt realize this, but they let me in anyway. I think they are called 'timed tickets' or something, there is not a word about this on Google maps, so now you know. It is spacious enough, with 4 floors and dozens of large exhibits on each floor, that you can easily avoid absolutely every single screaming kid and massive family group also roaming the exhibits. A detailed Charles Darwin section is the most complete one I've seen, covering his entire life, as well as his discoveries. The gift shop is full of interesting little trinkets for not very much money as well. All in all, a museum definitely worth the trip!

Staff was wonderful. Had trouble finding parking specifically for the museum. But one phone call…read morefixed that and I found the parking spots. Make sure you know you license plate of your vehicle. The interactive exhibits were aweome and fun. I was just geeking out the whole time.

Above average free Art museum on UNL's Campus. The basement floors's exhibit on the West Plains was…read moreinteresting and well done. I would go back next time I am in town if they have new works on display.

Sorry to have to be so honest, but this was the worst museum I've ever been to. We were expecting…read moresomething about Western history, but we got a display about all the Mexicans illegally crossing the border. People were very friendly though. Don't waste your time

I highly recommend going to The American Historical Society of Germans From Russia Museum. I…read morevisited this week during my first time in Lincoln and Nebraska. I enjoyed the textiles exhibit and the history of why Germans came to Nebraska. I would gladly go back next time I visit Nebraska.

This is a research museum--it is not a passive experience. Come armed with knowledge of your…read moreancestors. If you are hoping for general information about this particular wave of German migration to the US, you will be limited to a short video and a few articles of clothing. All the other facilities seem to be closed. The staff aren't very cordial but are focused on the research they are doing. Don't bring the kids.

I only have good things to say about Lincoln Children's museum. It's three stories of fun, yep…read morethree levels for you and your kiddo to enjoy. The space it clean, there's so much to do. We could've stayed here all day! The employees are friendly. I love how the play structures are Nebraska themed. And I really loved how they play Disney music on the speakers! The only thing I would critique is the parking. The museum itself is close to UNL, the university campus. Making it hard to park. There is meter parking available however there's also a ton of construction, making it easy to get lost if it's your first time visiting. Other than that -- we had a fabulous experience. I think getting a membership is worth it.

The Lincoln Children's Musuem is a great place for indoor play and exploring. Many local businesses…read morehave contributed to the authenticity of experiences such as HyVee grocery shopping and Runza restaurant food prep. Bryan Hospital and the Lincoln Fire Department sponsor a fire truck experience in minature and health care activities. There are legos, an airplane, construction equipment and even a wooden apple tree with "apples" that fall from the tree. The prairie dog town and animal identification stations are fun too. There's a cafe of sorts that was closed when we went. The only real downside I saw was it wasn't as clean as I would expect. For example, there were cookie leftovers in the fire truck. Since we got there right at 9:00 when they opened, it seems unlikely that this was new. Someone should do a complete walkthrough before they open to make sure it's clean.

A must visit for kids & adults, alike! So much history, cool tractors, toy tractors & books for…read morekids. There is also a theater room that plays educational videos about tractors.

Small, but very well curated. Lots of great tractors and other tools and implements. Lots of…read moreinformation and friendly staff.