Take this informative and educational audio tour to explore the collection of natural history artifacts, from dinosaur skeletons to early humans. Learn the history of the planet through an immersive experience of walking through the interactive halls of the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History located on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. On the first floor of the museum, you will see the huge African Bush Elephant and learn the culture of African people. Here, you will face the mega-tooth shark and dive into the ocean along with the blue whales. Dinosaur lovers will be excited to see giants like Tyrannosaurus rex, Diplodocus and many more. The second floor will take you to the world of bones where you will see skeletons of monkeys, giraffes, snakes, turtles and many more. Critical Distance augmented reality experience will give you a possibility to swim with the orcas and “see” the underwater world through their eyes. Egyptian mummies will "tell" you the story of the most ancient civilization. This audio tour will help you to find the highlights of numerous museum halls and reveal the most incredible facts about creatures ever inhabiting the Earth. The tour is not affiliated with the museum and was provided by an independent creator.

Discover rich American history guided through the museum's captivating exhibits by your own audio tour. Keep in mind that this museum has a free (!) admission. By buying this audio tour, you don’t pay for your entry. However, you get an opportunity to explore the beauty of the museum at your own pace, following the carefully planned route, seeing the best the museum has to offer, and listening to amazing stories. The tour may be used anytime during the opening hours: from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Start the tour from the first floor to see the American technology and engineering wonders, such as the magnificent John Bull locomotive. Then visit the Food Exhibition to learn how the new technologies transformed what we eat today and see Julia Child's recreated kitchen. Explore America on the Water and America on the Move exhibits to marvel at the early American Navy and all the types of vintage vehicles from the United States. On the second floor, you will hear the story of the original Star-Spangled Banner Flag. The third floor will take you to the military and political history of the United States. You will see the Gunboat Philadelphia and the famous exhibit of the First Ladies of America outfits. Finish the tour in the museum's courtyard, where you can see the famous abstract Infinity Sculpture. This tour is not affiliated with the NMAH but is provided by an independent creator. Entrance is free and requires no reservation.

Discover the culture and heritage of America's indigenous peoples guided through the Museum of the American Indian by your in-app audio tour. National Museum of the American Indian houses one of the world's largest collections of Native American artifacts spanning thousands of years. This tour will take you through the museum's highlights and introduce you to the rich heritage of the Native American peoples. The tour starts in the Potomac Atrium, the heart of the building, where you will get a glimpse into the history of the museum. Here, you will see some artifacts and artworks demonstrating the traditions of the American Indians. Next, you will learn about the Native peoples of the Chesapeake Bay region, now Washington, D.C., through photos, and ceremonial and everyday objects showcased at the Return to a Native Place exhibition. The 3rd floor also offers family activities where you can enjoy hands-on displays in the ImagiNATIONS Activity Center. While visiting the Americans Exhibition, you will see how Native American imagery has imbued the life of modern Americans and hear the true story of Pocahontas. Learn about clothing, toys, tools, and ceremonial objects through Window on Collections Exhibitions on the 3rd and 4th levels. After the tour, choose to try native foods at the Mitsitam Cafe or shop for unique souvenirs. This tour is not affiliated with the NMAI but is provided by an independent creator. Entrance is free and requires no reservation.