This beach town may be a hotspot for relaxation, but they certainly don't scrimp on learning and knowledge. Tour the several museums in Myrtle Beach and learn about everything from art to rice farming. The variety of museums assures visitors that no two will be alike.

Children's Museum of South Carolina- This discovery center introduces children to a variety of interesting thoughts with its multitude of exhibits. Go to the Emergency Room, visit Dr. Molar's Dental Office, or step in to Bubble Mania! Kids can learn about fossils, the human body, rocks and more as they play and enjoy shows like live puppet shows each day.

Franklin G. Burroughs- Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum- This art gallery is full of work from local artists and houses many historical pieces. There is a hand drawn map of Charleston that dates back to 1861, and a map of the Horry District from 1825!

South Carolina Hall of Fame- This museum honors all from South Carolina who have mad a contribution to the state, nation, and world. Inductees include former President Andrew Jackson, author Elizabeth Coker, and painter Jasper Johns. Since being dedicated in 1963, this museum has added artful and informative exhibits that tell the history of South Carolina in a fun and exciting way.

The Country Farm Museum- This museum is home to thousands of farm antiques from all over the country. The 10,000 square feet of the museum are filled with these items, making for an entire day of browsing. There is also a gift shop inside the museum selling unique and intriguing souvenirs.

The Rice Museum- Who knew rice could be so interesting? Learn about the history of rice in America and discover the impact that it has had on the country's history and how we function as a nation today. View the Maritime Museum, right next door with its displays of ships and artifacts. Between the two museums is a gift shop and the Prevost Gallery.