Musical Instrument Museum
4.9$$· ModerateExplore thousands of global instruments at Phoenix's premier musical museum.

The Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix showcases a vast collection of over 15,000 instruments and music-related artifacts from around 200 countries and territories. Visitors receive wireless headphones to seamlessly listen to authentic audio and video recordings as they approach different displays. Guests can also visit the Experience Gallery to play instruments from around the world firsthand.
Expert notes
- Purchase tickets online in advance to avoid long lines.
- Check the schedule for live performances before your visit.
- Visit during weekdays for a less crowded experience.
- Allow enough time to explore all the galleries thoroughly.
- Take advantage of the audio guide for a deeper understanding of the exhibits.
- Wear comfortable shoes as there is a lot of walking involved.
- Plan your visit around any special events or exhibitions.
- Bring a camera, but check the photography policy at the entrance.
- Explore the outdoor garden area for a relaxing break.
- Check for any seasonal discounts or family packages.
Features
- Audio guides
- Café
- Concert hall
- Educational programs
- Free parking
- Gift shop
- Guided tours
- Interactive exhibits
- Kids play area
- Live performances
- Membership programs
- Outdoor spaces
- Restrooms
- Wheelchair accessible
- Workshops
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