Cayman Islands National Museum — Attraction in Propose Queens Jubilee City Limit (Study Area)

We like going to museums wherever we can find them, so the location near the cruise port was very helpful. After entering through the gift shop, we saw the introductory multimedia video presentation, which was very well done.

The downstairs level had two rooms, one of which is the Old Gaol: an active archaeological site. The other room is a nice natural history section, which covers the geology, flora, fauna, and marine life of the Cayman Islands. Upstairs, there is an exhibit on the human history of the Cayman Islands, an art exhibit, an exhibit on the creation of the Cayman Islands coat of arms, and a featured exhibit on Annie Huldah Bodden, a noteworthy lawyer and civil servant.

It's definitely worth the short walk from the cruise port. Be aware that the gift shop prices are in Cayman dollars, but they have a good selection and accept...

Very nice little museum! We've been to the Caymans twice and I really enjoyed getting to know more about the islands' history and people. It focuses on Grand Cayman, briefly touching on the other two islands.

There's a new animatronic in one upstairs room that is impressive. One room has rotating local art. The maps say there's a children's room, but it was a rotating feature on an important local figure when we visited. Still, we had children ranging in age from 7-18, and they all enjoyed it and were able to learn a lot. Don't skip the movie at...

Very nice little museum. A short walk from cruise drop off dock. This little gem has several areas- geography, cultural and historical-with a movie and an impressive high tech parts, including an animatronic feature to honor one of the most famous women to grace the area. Such a lovely and proud heritage, so nice to see it featured here. Definitely worth a an hour of your time. Gift shop features locally made items as well as books and a few other unique items (things I did not see in any...