Manhattan Project National Historical Park
Since: 2015
Open: 9 AM to 5 PM daily, closed on federal holidays
Price: Free
Introduction
The Manhattan Project National Historical Park commemorates the development of the atomic bomb during World War II. It includes sites in Los Alamos, New Mexico, where scientists worked on this pivotal project, and serves as a reminder of the complex legacy of nuclear science.
Visitors come to learn about the historical significance of the project and its impact on modern warfare and international relations. The park offers educational exhibits and guided tours that provide insight into the lives of those who contributed to this monumental effort.
In pictures
Things to know
Expect potential queues during peak tourist seasons.
Tickets are required for some guided tours, so check availability in advance.
Plan your visit around the park's limited hours, especially in winter.
Dress comfortably for outdoor walking and varying weather conditions.
Good to know
Accessibility:
mostly wheelchair accessible
Opening hours:
9 AM to 5 PM daily, closed on federal holidays
Price:
Free
Photo: US Department of Energy/Ed Westcott