The museum is closed. The doors are locked. Everything is quiet... up until the moment where all the exhibits stir to life.

1. Roman City: It's Ancient Rome itself! But at 1/60th size. Take a stroll down the Appian Way, tour the seven hills, enjoy the heated floors, make friends with the tiny plastic populace... but be very careful if you wander down to the Coliseum.
   
   
2. The Universe: The planets, the stars, that majestic dance of the cosmos. Place your hand on the visualization of the timeline... oh, looks like you've found yourself at the beginning of the Age of Stars! As in you are there, in space. Breathing is fine, and the view is spectacular... but the early years of galactic formation were pretty chaotic, so watch out for space debris.
   
   
3. World of Animals: Most natural history museums have at least one collection of taxidermied animals, and this one is no exception. Say hello to the dodo!
   
   
4. Hall of armor: You know how when you're walking past suits of armor, you start wondering if they might come to life? Guess what, they have. Maybe you could chat about the fate of the Angevin Empire. Or you could mortally offend them with a night/knight pun. And why are their swords so sharp?
   
   
5. Fossils: The ancient creatures of bygone eons, captured in stone and amber, are getting a second lease on life. Right now. It could be fine, maybe it's just the fossil ferns stretching their fronds, or maybe it's something that realized it hasn't had lunch for sixty-five million years.
   
   
6. The gift shop: Normally, the biggest risk here is to your wallet. But now there are hordes of tiny plastic dinosaurs, plush marine mammals, and overpriced figurines storming all over the place.
   
   
7. ...Other?
   
   Natural history museums are full of variety and are always changing up their exhibits! Feel free to come up with your own!