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Albuquerque Vacations - Visit Unser Racing Museum

You must put visit to the Unser Racing Museum on your tight-fitting vacation schedule in Albuquerque in New Mexico if you are a racing fan looking for adventure. The Unser Racing Museum will surprise you with its collection of over generation of racing cars. The Unser Racing Museum is further divided into seven sections, and there is a gift shop in the facility where you can get souvenirs for friends and families who are avid fans of Indy racing and Pike peak racing as well. You will have an exhilarating virtual racing experience apart from looking at the compilation of trophies, cars and helmets in the Unser Racing Museum. The admission tickets to the Museum cost differently for senior adults and army men so you should keep this thing in mind before purchasing your tickets in order to have a truly fulfilling time in Albuquerque.

Albuquerque Vacations Attractions: Albuquerque Isotopes

A minor league baseball team, Albuquerque Isotopes, plays in the Pacific Coast League, and is a Triple-A affiliate of the Los Angeles Dodgers. The team began play in 2003, after the Calgary Cannons relocated to New Mexico. The team got its name from one of the episodes shown on the television show The Simpsons. You can get to watch this team play at different times of the year in Albuquerque and enjoy even more if you have a passion for baseball. Games are played by the Isotopes at the stadium in Albuquerque accompanied by other activities. The Isotopes have excellent players and each has a performance not matching the other. After continuous dominating performances, Albuquerque Isotopes Seth Etherton and John Lindsey were named Pacific Coast League Pitcher and Player of the Week recently for their performance on games held on the last week of May. You can buy tickets for the Isotopes games online from their website.

Attractions of Albuquerque Vacations: Turquoise Museum

The Turquoise Museum is also said to be little gem of a museum as it homes the largest collection of turquoise around the globe which has been gathered from 60 mines in the world. With its wide array of turquoise, the museum has been useful for imagery and as a source of knowledge for many over the last 40 years. The museum teaches visitors about the mysteries of the blue stone by uncovering its history, showing specimens and stories. The journey begins from a tunnel embedded with turquoise in the walls, and leads one to an exhibit which shows the blue stones geology, history, and mythology. You will also see maps showing where turquoise is mined, from different countries and find out how to determine whether the turquoise you buy is quality or not. An original real lapidary shop is here too with it jewelry being sold at the museums gift shops, that remain open till 5pm for visitors. The museum is privately owned and is a venue which will keep you entertained!

Albuquerque Vacations - National Museum of Nuclear Science and History

If you are planning to visit Albuquerque in New Mexico in near future, you should absolutely put National Museum of Nuclear Science and History on your vacation schedule. You will be amazed at the huge display of the most dangerous nuclear weapons of the world which is said to be the largest public display of nuclear weapons ever. Apart from that you will get to see the collection of military aircrafts, nuclear medicine and robotics in the amazing museum. Being the official Museum of the United States of America related to Nuclear Science, the National Museum of Nuclear Science and History is worth a visit. When you get past the entrance, you will watch a short movie which aims to tell the tourists about the contributions of Albert Einstein and other great scientists to the field of Nuclear Science. In order to see how nuclear technology developed and progressed in history, you must visit the National Museum of Nuclear Science and History on your vacation.

by: Yaffa Merle




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