Royal Alberta Museum

The Royal Alberta Museum RAM is a fascinating and well-curated museum, offering a rich and engaging experience. The exhibits are beautifully presented, with interactive displays and a wealth of interesting information that really makes the history and culture come alive. However, it is a bit on the smaller side. With only two main exhibits, this isn’t the kind of place where you’ll be spending an entire day. You can easily walk through and enjoy the whole museum in about two hours. If you’re looking for a quick but interesting stop, RAM is definitely worth a visit!

The Royal Alberta Museum is an absolute gem! My family and I were blown away by the incredible exhibits and the sheer size of the museum. From the moment you enter, you're greeted with an impressive array of artifacts spanning various eras and cultures.nnThe Natural History Hall, with its stunning fossil displays, including a massive mammoth skeleton, was a highlight. The interactive exhibits make learning fun for both kids and adults. The museum's collection of Indigenous artifacts provides deep insights into Canada's rich Indigenous heritage.nnHistory buffs will love the Military and Government History section, with its vintage aircraft, military uniforms, and historical documents. Plus, entry is free for Canadian Armed Forces members and their families, which is a wonderful gesture of appreciation.nnOverall, the Royal Alberta Museum offers something for everyone. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, and the facility is clean and well-maintained. This is a must-visit if you're in Edmonton!

If you've never gone it's worth the visit. Nice to do when the weather is not good. Parking is the hardest part. We parked at the library parkade. We saw it all in about 4 hrs. Enjoyed especially the rock room. The gift shop was pretty good!nNice restrooms and a little cafe as well. I'd go again!

This is truly a royal museum and one of the best I have visited around the world!! It has valuable exhibits that reflect the history of Canada and Edmonton. There was also an exhibition about the history of Angkor Wat, the Khmer Empire in Southeast Asia. I personally visited Angkor Wat in Cambodia three times and it was interesting to compare my impressions and the information that was presented at the exhibition in the museum. I will also note the good location of the museum city center, there is a cafe where you can have a snack and relax. There is a children's room with entertainment for children. Reasonable price policy for entrance tickets. There is also a souvenir shop .Definitely recommend for a visit!!

Best museum I have ever been too! Really interactive and draws your attention! Also very spacious and very well laid out! :