Public — Locations – International Association for Creation

Biblical Worldview Tours
at the World's Best Museums & More

Embark on unforgettable local adventures that unite faith and learning, guided by trusted ministry experts in your community.

Every great journey needs a guide.
Each of our credentialed tour leaders operates independently, yet all are united by a shared commitment to excellence and the high community standards of the International Association for Creation.

As you step into this faith-building experience, your guide will help bring history, science, and Scripture together — offering powerful insight through a biblical lens.

Ready to explore the world’s wonders through the truth of God’s Word?

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Hammer: Certified Bible Guide at Anthropology & Archaeology Museums
Whale: Certified Bible Guide at Aquariums
Painter's Palette: Certified Bible Guide at Art Museums
Flower: Certified Bible Guide at Botanical Gardens
Dinosaur: Certified Bible Guide at Natural History Museums
Telescope: Certified Bible Guide at Space & Science Centers
Pine Tree: Certified Bible Guide at State, Provincial, & National Parks + Monuments
Elephant: Certified Bible Guide at Zoological Parks
Graduation Cap: International Training Centers

A world where Christians have increased access to museums, zoos, and aquariums.

Find IAC Guides at Local Museums

Looking to explore your local museum through the lens of Scripture? You're in the right place.

All tour guides listed below are independently owned and operated, and certified by the International Association for Creation (IAC) to provide high-quality, faith-based tours.

Please note: Listings marked with an asterisk (*) indicate limited service availability. Advanced scheduling and additional restrictions may apply.

-If your museum is listed below, fill out the request form and we’ll connect you with your local certified guide.
-If your museum is not listed, you can still submit a request — and we’ll do our best to assist your group.

Discover the biblical worldview behind the exhibits — with a guide you can trust.

Alabama

• Montgomery, Montgomery Zoo*

Arizona

• Phoenix, Arizona Museum of Natural History*
• Phoenix, Phoenix Zoo*
• Tucson, Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
• Tucson, Reid Park Zoo*

Arkansas

• Bentonville, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art

California

• Los Angeles, La Brea Tar Pits & Museum
• Los Angeles, Los Angeles
• Los Angeles, Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
• San Diego, San Diego Natural History Museum
• San Diego, San Diego Zoo
• San Francisco, California Academy of Sciences
• San Francisco, San Francisco Zoo
• Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara Natural History Museum
• Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara NHM Sea Center
• Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara Zoo

Colorado

• Colorado Springs, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
• Denver, Denver Museum of Nature & Science
• Grand Junction, Dinosaur Journey Museum

Connecticut

• New Haven, Yale Peabody Museum*

District of Columbia

• Washington, Smithsonian Air & Space Museum
• Washington, Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History
• Washington, Smithsonian National Zoological Park

Florida

• Jacksonville, Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens
• Melbourne, Brevard Zoo
• Merritt Island, Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex
• Miami, Frost Museum of Science*
• Orlando, Central Florida Zoo
• Orlando, Orlando Science Center
• Tampa, Florida Aquarium
• Tampa, Zoo at Lowry Park

Georgia

• Atlanta, Fernbank Museum*
• Atlanta, Georgia Aquarium*
• Savannah, UGA Marine Education Center & Aquarium

Idaho

• Boise, Zoo Boise*

Illinois

• Chicago, Adler Planetarium
• Chicago, The Field Museum

Indiana

•Indianapolis, Indianapolis Zoo

Kansas

• Kansas City, Kansas University Natural History Museum at Dyche Hall

Kentucky

• Newport, Newport Aquarium*

Louisiana

• New Orleans, Audobon Zoo*

Massachusetts

• Boston, The Harvard Museum of Natural History*
• Boston, Museum of Science*
• Springfield, Springfield Natural History Museum

Michigan

• Ann Arbor, University of Michigan Museum of Natural History
• Detroit, Cranbrook Institute of Science
• Detroit, Detroit Zoo

Minnesota

• St. Paul, Como Park Zoo & Conservatory
• St. Paul, Bell Museum

Mississippi

• Hattiesburg, Hattiesburg Zoo*

Missouri

• Kansas City, Kansas City Zoo*
• St. Louis, St. Louis Aquarium*
• St. Louis, St. Louis Zoo

Nebraska

• Lincoln, Morrill Hall, University of Nebraska State Museum*
• Omaha, Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium*

New Mexico

• Albuquerque, ABQ BioPark Aquarium
• Albuquerque, ABQ BioPark Zoo
• Albuquerque, New Mexico Museum of Natural History

New Jersey

• Camden, Adventure Aquarium*

New York

• New York, American Museum of Natural History
• New York, Bronx Zoo

North Carolina

• Asheboro, North Carolina Zoo*
• Charlotte, Schiele Museum
• Greensboro, Greensboro Science Center
• Raleigh, North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences

Ohio

• Cincinnati, Cincinnati Museum of Natural History and Science*
• Cincinnati, Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Gardens*
• Cleveland, Cleveland Metropark Zoo
• Cleveland, Cleveland Museum of Natural History
• Cleveland, Greater Cleveland Aquarium
• Columbus, Columbus Zoo & Aquarium*

Oklahoma

• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City Zoo
• Oklahoma City, Sam Noble Museum

Oregon

• Portland, Oregon Zoo*

Pennsylvania

• Philadelphia, The Academy of Natural Sciences at Drexel University
• Philadelphia, The Penn Museum
• Philadelphia, Philadelphia Zoo*
• Pittsburgh, Carnegie Museum of Natural History*
• Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium*

South Carolina

• Charleston, South Carolina Aquarium*
• Columbia, Riverbanks Zoo*

Tennessee

• Chattanooga, Tennessee Aquarium*
• Knoxville, Zoo Knoxville
• Memphis, Memphis Zoo*

Texas

• Austin, Texas Science and Natural History Museum
• Dallas, Perot Museum of Nature and Science
• Dallas, Dallas Zoo
• El Paso, Centennial Museum and Desert Gardens
• El Paso, El Paso Zoo
• Houston, Houston Museum of Natural Science
• Houston, Houston Zoo
• San Antonio, San Antonio Zoo

Utah

• Salt Lake City, Hogle Zoo*
• Salt Lake City, Natural History Museum of Utah*

Virginia

• Martinsville, Virginia Museum of Natural History*

Washington

• Seattle, Burke Museum of Natural History*
• Seattle, Seattle Aquarium*
• Seattle, Woodland Park Zoo*

Wisconsin

• Milwaukee, Milwaukee Public Museum

U.S. National Monuments

• Arizona, Sunset Crater Volcano*
• Arizona, Wupatki Native American Indian Ruins*
• Colorado, Colorado National
• Colorado, Dinosaur National*
• Oregon, John Day Fossil Beds*
• Utah, Grand Staircase-Escalante*
• Washington, Mount St. Helens Volcanic* • Washington, Scablands National Monument*

U.S. National Parks

• Arizona, Grand Canyon
• Florida, Everglades*
• Florida, Cape Canaveral*
• Indiana, Indiana Dunes*
• Missouri, Gateway Arch
• Utah, Arches*
• Utah, Bryce*
• Utah, Canyonlands*
• Utah, Zion*
• Washington, Mount Rainier* • Washington, Olympic National Park* • Wyoming, Yellowstone*

U.S. & State Recreation + Scenic Areas

• Colorado, Garden of the Gods*
• Georgia, Stone Mountain
• Oregon, Columbia River Gorge* • Washington, Mount Baker* • Washington, Mount Hood* • Washington, Nooksack River* • Washington, Skykomish River* • Washington, Puget Sound* • Washington, Whidbey Island*

U.S. State Parks

• Florida, Blue Spring
• Utah, Kodachrome Basin*

International

• Edmonton (AB, CAN), Edmonton Valley Zoo
• Edmonton (AB, CAN), Royal Alberta Museum
• Edmonton (AB, CAN), Sea Life Caverns
• London (ENG, UK), The British Museum
• London (ENG, UK), London Museum of Natural History

Frequently Asked Questions

1What does a tour consist of?

Our tours are presented by certified Bible guides from a biblical worldview, in that the Earth is about 6,000 years old and that God created all things in six solar days where the Flood during Noah’s day was global and catastrophic. Each of our certified Bible guides is highly trained in the biblical worldview and ready to help you experience God’s world through the lens of God’s Word!

2What should I expect during the tour?

Our tours are exciting and engaging. You will see many exhibits about God’s world through the lens of God’s Word while engaging in questions from your local certified Bible guide, viewing world-class exhibits, and discussing various topics with other guests. The tour provides biblical worldview insight through several exhibits at each location.

3What is the cost of reserving a tour guide?

Tour guides certified by the IAC are independently owned/operated, and costs are set by location. Please get in touch with your local operator for pricing details.

4How long does the tour last?

Tours typically last approximately an hour to an hour to two hours, including Q&A time with one of our certified Bible guides and depending on location. These tours provide families with a biblical perspective and insights into the biblical worldview while checking out world-class exhibits.

A world where Christ-centered education is amplified and readily available.

Biblical Worldview Learning Locations

Your journey to a deeper biblical worldview starts here.

Across the nation, you'll find faith-based learning experiences — each one independently operated, yet united by the high standards of the International Association for Creation.

Whether you're exploring history, science, or Scripture, these trusted locations offer environments where faith and knowledge come together to strengthen your understanding and inspire your walk with Christ.