The dinosaurs came alive; Suitable destinations for Jurassic lovers!

Humans have been fascinated since the fossils of the first dinosaurs were discovered in the early 19th century. Fortunately, there are countless destinations around the world that dinosaurs can enjoy. It doesn’t matter if you are eager or interested in geology, many Jurassic purposes are awaiting discovery. From finding fossils on the shores to visiting the largest museums in the world’s natural history, join us to get acquainted with places where the archaeologist wakes up (love exploring).

Great Britain was once the dinosaurs shelter, and it is said that more than a hundred different species lived on the island. Deep History Coast in Norfolk, with a part of history back to millions of years, is a great place to search for fossils. The Cromer Museum in the area has a collection of extraordinary fossils that excite the visit of pre -historic enthusiasts.

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The Universal Orlando Resort in Florida looks very seriously the dinosaurs and has a set of activities related to them. The Universal Adventure Islands are dedicated to meeting the carnivorous Dinosaur Raptor and you can confront this scary hunter. The Jurassic Park Exploration Center is also full of fascinating exhibitions for the whole family. Visitors can surprise the renovated “T. Rex” skeleton, and in the dinosaur egg breeding sector, they can see the birth of a “Volocirape” baby or Velociraptor.

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Drumhelller, known as the Capital of the Dinosaur of the World, has many attractions. The city is surrounded by stunning moods in Alberta, Canada, which looks like pre -historic landscapes. In year 2, a fossil of a 4 million -year -old Nodosaur was discovered in the area. Extraction of the skeleton, weighing about 1.5 kg, took 2 years. The fossil is now on display at the Royal Tyrrel Museum, Canada’s only paleontology institute.

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The Berlin Museum of Natural History is one of the most important research institutes in the world. The museum, which has a great exhibition hall, hosts 5 million objects, including dinosaurs, fossils, and ancient bird remains. Many of the objects displayed were extracted by museum scientists in the Tendaguru hill in Tanzania. These excavations are now one of the most successful dinosaur excavations in history.

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Isle of Skye has a productive history thanks to the fossil -rich coastline. Throughout the Scottish island, you will find many places to see prehistoric traces that are frozen on the ground. Ancran Beach may be the best place to see the prestigious footprints that a family of “Ornithopods” has left 4 million years ago. This opportunity is given to paleontological enthusiasts to touch the footprints and get one step approaching the Jurassic Earth’s past.

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If you are looking for dinosaurs’ culture and entertainment, Galleta Meadows is a good choice. The open -air exhibition, which is extended to the California’s Borrego Springs, is open for 4 hours and hosts 4 large metal sculptures. The exhibition sculptures, made by the late artist Ricardo Brecededa, include dental tigers, reapors, mammoths, as well as a set of spectacular dinosaurs.

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Isle of Wight, known as the Dinosaur Island, is one of the richest parts of Europe in terms of discovering dinosaurs; Because the evidence has been found there. Located on the southern coast of the UK, the island is the site of regular discovery of bones and debris dinosaurs along its coast 2 kilometers. The Dinosaur Island Museum protects geological findings in the area and regularly conducts specialized fossil search tours with expert guidance.

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Jurassic Coast, England, is drawn 2 kilometers between Exmouth and Old Harrys Rocks. This spectacular coastline is part of the UNESCO World Heritage in England. The Jurassic Beach is known for its rocky formation, prehistoric fossils and impressive calcareous rocks. A museum of Jurassic marine life and fossil search tours on the coast makes this part of England ideal for those interested in paleontology.

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“Field Museum” In Chicago, the skeleton replica has the largest dinosaur ever discovered. This dinosaur is called “Patagotitan”, Maximo. The dinosaur reaches 3 meters long and weighs more than 5 African elephants. Other attractions of the museum include a 2 -meter -long Fossil skeleton called Sue and a fossil from the state of Illinois, called the Tully Monster. The museum also gives visitors the opportunity to talk to well -known paleontologists.

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The National Museum of Natural History in Paris is for historians who prefer to take a more serious look at our evolutionary journey. The museum is a complex space for research and education, founded by Louis XIII in the year 9, as the “royal garden of medicinal plants” and has maintained its significant credibility since then. The paleontology and adaptive anatomy gallery is the best place for dinosaurs enthusiasts; Because it houses hundreds of amazing skeletons, including the skull, a tricratops.

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