A true cultural treasure of the American West, the Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody, Wyoming, offers a world-class experience for travellers seeking history, heritage, art, and natural science—all in one place. Located just 50 miles from the East Entrance of Yellowstone National Park, this Smithsonian-affiliated institution is an ideal stop on any holiday through the American West.

The Center houses five exceptional museums under one roof:

• Buffalo Bill Museum – Explores the life and legacy of William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody, one of the most iconic figures of the American frontier.

• Plains Indian Museum – Celebrates the rich cultures, traditions, and histories of the Native peoples of the Northern Plains.

• Whitney Western Art Museum – Showcases an outstanding collection of Western American art, featuring both classic and contemporary works.

• Draper Natural History Museum – Offers an immersive experience into the wildlife and ecosystems of the Greater Yellowstone region.

• Cody Firearms Museum – Displays one of the most comprehensive firearms collections in the world, with thousands of historic and modern examples.

 

Contact us for the operating schedule and pricing. Transportation to the museum is not included.