Alaska's largest museum tells the real story of the North through art and design, history, science and culture. Explore Alaska Native cultures with a collection from the Smithsonian Institution. An expansive interactive history gallery tells the story of Alaska. A hands-on science discovery center has marine life tanks, a planetarium and more.
Calendar
From science and nature in the Planetarium to special exhibition related programming, see what’s going on today.
Hours & Tickets
See our hours, get tickets, and free day information.
Tours
Learn about our guided and private tours.
Accessibility
Everyone is welcome at the Anchorage Museum. Learn more about the programs, services and resources we offer to help you have a great visit.
Parking
Parking is available near the museum during business hours and beneath the museum evenings and weekends.
Discovery Center
The Discovery Center has been a part of Anchorage since 1987, bringing hands-on teaching methods in the natural and physical sciences to over 104,000 annual visitors
Smithsonian Arctic Studies Center
Cultural and historic treasures from the Smithsonian’s collections, selected and interpreted with help from Alaska Native advisers, tell the story of Alaska’s First Peoples.
Planetarium
Take a breathtaking journey to the stars or deep dive into science and nature through enhanced graphics, surround sound and full dome experience.
Museum Store
Shop for distinctly Northern gifts and souvenirs including art, jewelry, books and more.
Museum Rentals
Whether your event is all business, simply social or just for fun, the Anchorage Museum is a distinctive venue with many options.
Tour Operators
Make your group's visit one to remember with a private, docent-led tour through the museum’s galleries.
MUSE
Chef Laura Cole brings her flair for wholesome Alaska cuisine to Muse.