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Quelle que soit la visite des coulisses que vous choisissiez, vous plongerez profondément dans l'Académie des Sciences de Californie, en apprenant son engagement à la science, la recherche, l'éducation et la conservation, aussi bien à l'intérieur des expositions que dans le monde entier.
Visite de l'Académie
Lors de cette visite pour les initiés, explorez le musée le plus verdoyant du monde sous la perspective de la science et de la recherche. Avec votre guide de musée, découvrez les 159 ans d'histoire de l'institution et comment ses scientifiques se sont attaqués aux questions critiques concernant la vie sur terre. Visitez les collections sur la recherche et un laboratoire actif, rapprochez-vous de la terrasse sur le toit, et admirez une vue époustouflante des spécimens géologiques de la voûte.
Visite de l'aquarium
Avec cette option, vous en apprendrez davantage sur l'histoire de l'aquarium Steinhart vous saurez comment les biologistes soignent les 38 000 animaux (y compris les papillons, les poissons, les pingouins et même un alligator albinos) qui vivent dans le bâtiment. Visitez la cuisine et observez le complexe système de filtrage de l'eau.
Les deux options comprennent une entrée générale au musée, pour que vous puissiez visiter toutes les expositions à votre guise avant ou après votre visite. Vous recevrez aussi un siège réservé au Morrison Planetarium et une entrée express aux forêts tropicales du monde, une exposition de 4 étages sur la forêt tropicale qui vous conduira à travers la plupart des écosystèmes de la planète.

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Visite guidée d'une heure
Accès en coulisses
Espace réservé dans le planétarium
10% de réduction dans les restaurants et les boutiques de l'Académie
Entrée - California Academy of Sciences

Non inclus

Prise en charge et retour à l'hôtel
Pourboires

Autres informations

Vous recevrez la confirmation lors de la réservation.
Les participants doivent être âgés de 8 ans ou plus pour pouvoir participer et les clients âgés de 8 à 17 ans doivent être accompagnés d'un adulte.
Maximum de 14 personnes par visite
Les spectacles du planétarium Morrison ont lieu toute la journée; vous recevrez un billet réservé pour le spectacle de votre choix
Accessible aux fauteuils roulants; les fauteuils roulants sont disponibles à Coat Check sur la base du premier arrivé, premier servi

Caractéristiques

Tourisme

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Culturel

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Commentaires

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Kristine v

5 | 2018-09-22

Definitely worth the time and money to see the behind-the-scene collection!

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Robert F

5 | 2018-03-12

Word to the wise: book during work hours. Tell your boss you're sick or schedule some emergency dental work with a doctor who never keeps schedules, but going to the California Academy of Sciences for a Behind-the-Scenes Tour during work hours almost ensures that your tour group will be tiny, if not non-existent such as it was for me. Guided tours are awesome, but private guided tours are the best! My tour guide was Lee from Minnesota. Lee led me up to the living roof as in roof that has plants living on it, not roof with a couch and TV and tacky pictures of in-laws first and onto a part of the roof where no one else could go where she showed me the whale bones they were bleaching for preservation. Apparently, the California Academy of Sciences is part of a beached whale watch group and will travel for beached whales up and down 500 miles of California coastline. Everyone needs a hobby, yeah? From the roof, we went into the biology wing, where I let into both plant and mammal sample storage rooms. In 20 minutes' time, I saw and held samples from the original academy, saved by a scientist who ran into a burning building during the earthquake in 1906 and then walked through a hallway of ethanol-filled jars preserving mammals not for the squeamish. All throughout the tour, Lee peppered me with information not only about the science I was witness to, but also the history of the building and the practice of the academy. Technically not a museum, the research done at the academy disqualifies it from such a classification. Rather than just be interested in preservation, the scientists there ask where, when, how, and why about every what. To the person who watches a movie, play, or even magic trick and wonders, 'how,' this is the perfect tour. Five stars to Lee, five stars to the California Academy of Sciences, and five stars to the albino alligator who I'm pretty sure was named Frank.

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gary s

4 | 2017-11-18

Lots of fun with kids

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Carolyn A

1 | 2017-10-29

Were somewhat disappointed in this tour, we had skip the line tickets which we had to present to the special desk at the left of the building which was un attended, we were told basically tough join the ordinary queue which was very long, we then approached a Manager who told us there was no such thing as Skip the Line, that was a Company name and did not mean we could skip the line. When we did eventually gain access our ticket included a trip to the Rainforest Exhibit which was closed, so we paid for two things we did not get!

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Ngayan L

5 | 2017-07-08

I cannot say enough good things about the tour because it did allow us to enter places that most people weren't allowed to and we were shown things that were not commonly seen in public. It was interesting, informative, fun, and exciting. The pass for the tour also allowed us to get 10 off most everything in the museum including photos, food, and merchandise. Best yet, it allowed us to skip the line for the Rainforest and shows at the Planetarium. It was definitely worth the cost. The Academy itself is a lot of fun for both grown-ups and kids. The aquarium at the bottom level is most enchanting, and the butterfly garden in the Rainforest is mesmerizing. I definitely recommend it to anyone who wants to take a break doing the usual touristy stuff in San Francisco.

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