facebooktwitterpinterest
mobil menu

Royal Ontario Museum

  1. Toronto Division
  2. Toronto Division Museum
  3. Mimico Museum
  4. Toronto Museum
  5. Leaside Museum

Reviews, get directions and information for Royal Ontario Museum

Royal Ontario Museum

About

The Royal Ontario Museum connects people to their world and to each other

Story

Opened in 1914, the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) showcases art, culture, and nature from around the globe and across the ages. One of North America's most renowned cultural institutions, Canada's largest museum is home to a world-class collection of more than six million objects and specimens, featured in 40 gallery and exhibition spaces. As the country’s preeminent field research institute and an international leader in new and original findings in biodiversity, palaeontology, earth sciences, the visual arts, material culture and archaeology, the ROM plays a vital role in advancing our global understanding of the artistic, cultural and natural world. The Renaissance ROM expansion project (2007) merged the iconic architectural heritage of the original building with the Studio Daniel Libeskind-designed Michael Lee-Chin Crystal. A distinctive new symbol of Toronto for the 21st century, the Crystal marked the beginning of a new era for the ROM as the country's premier cultural and social destination.

Address: 100 Queens Park, Toronto, ON M5S 2C6, Canada
Phone: (416) 586-8000
ac.no.mor@ofni
State: Ontario
County: Toronto Division
Zip Code: M5S 2C6


Update Info

related searches: Royal Ontario Museum tickets, Royal Ontario Museum location, Royal Ontario Museum facts, Royal Ontario Museum design concept, Royal Ontario Museum parking, Royal ontario museum Exhibitions, Royal Ontario Museum archdaily, Royal Ontario Museum architecture PDF
Similar places near
ROM ROM 0 miles The ROM has something for everyone!! Despite the March break madness, crowd control w...
Gardiner Museum Gardiner Museum 87 miles Nice small museum located not far from the ROM. Went on a friday after 4pm and admiss...
Bata Shoe Museum Bata Shoe Museum 262 miles I took my 7 year old daughter over the weekend and she loved it! Not too busy. She e...
Justina M. Barnicke Gallery Justina M. Barnicke Gallery 262 miles The Justina M. Barnicke Gallery is the smaller one out of the two (2) Art Galleries a...
VEMU Museum of Estonians Abroad VEMU Museum of Estonians Abroad 380 miles
Ukrainian Museum of Canada Ontario Branch Ukrainian Museum of Canada Ontario Branch 506 miles K.
University Museum & Archives University Museum & Archives 583 miles
Metropolitan Toronto Police Museum and Discovery Centre Metropolitan Toronto Police Museum and Disco... 1 km Historical and a good walk through time. Good selection of items. And a neat setup of...
Ontario Museum Association Ontario Museum Association 1 km
Art Gallery of Ontario Art Gallery of Ontario 2 km I went to AGO Art Gallery of Ontario today, and it is a must visit when in Toronto… B...
Textile Museum of Canada Textile Museum of Canada 2 km Good if you already have a strong knowledge and appreciation for textiles. Wed at 5pm...
Casa Loma Casa Loma 2 km Very beautiful and well maintained. We enjoyed strolling the castle and garden. The t...
Spadina Museum - City of Toronto Historic Sites Spadina Museum - City of Toronto Historic Si... 2 km You need to check the free guide time so that you can enter the museum! The last ente...
Mackenzie House (City of Toronto Historic Sites) Mackenzie House (City of Toronto Historic Si... 2 km Fantastic field trip for a day, very affordable and fun. There is lots to see and do ...
Osgoode Hall Osgoode Hall 2 km What a court house should be! Magnificent library and gorgeous courtrooms. You don't ...
Campbell House Campbell House 2 km Visited for Doors Open Toronto in May. It isn't very big, but I enjoyed exploring the...
Tollkeepers' Cottage Museum Tollkeepers' Cottage Museum 2 km The guide is dressed in period costume.
Dance Collection Danse Dance Collection Danse 2 km A Museum, Archives, Gallery and Research Centre. Dance Collection Danse has been coll...
Reviews
I visited the Royal Ontario Museum last week on a weekday, and it was such a fun experience! I’ve always heard good things about the ROM, but seeing everything in person was even better. Since it wasn’t too crowded, I got to take my time exploring the galleries and really enjoy each section.nnThe dinosaur exhibits were super impressive — they’re definitely a highlight. I also loved the cultural displays from different parts of the world, especially the Asian and Egyptian sections. There’s just so much to see that a few hours didn’t feel enough.nnThe architecture of the building itself is also worth appreciating — the mix of classic and modern design makes it feel unique. The staff were friendly, and everything was well-organized and clean.nnOverall, it’s such a great spot for anyone visiting Toronto or even locals who haven’t been in a while. Whether you’re into history, art, or science, there’s something for everyone. I left feeling both entertained and a little smarter — totally worth it! We will visit again with my family.
Easy to go with the city pass but if you can become a member, there will be many exhibitions that you will also be allowed to go to.nYou can easily spend 2-3 hrs just walking around. Some cakes, and beverages are also available on the ground floor for a small break. Some sections were really cool. Especially recommend the gems section.nUnfortunately, dinosaur’s section was closed until first week of December.
The Royal Ontario Museum, Canada’s most famous museum, is located in the heart of Toronto. With its vast exhibition halls and impressive collections, this place stands as a true fortress of culture.nnOpened in 1914, the museum displays more than 18 million works of art from different regions and time periods around the world. These works are showcased in dozens of diverse galleries such as dinosaurs, birds, the Middle East, China, Egypt, toy soldiers, and world treasures. It’s not possible to explore the Royal Ontario Museum in just a few hours. Therefore, if you have the time, I recommend dedicating at least a full day — or ideally two days — to visiting the museum.
The Royal Ontario Museum is simply amazing. The mix of modern architecture with classic spaces makes it unique from the moment you arrive. The exhibits are very complete and diverse: from dinosaurs and fossils to ancient cultures from around the world and contemporary art. It’s a place where both kids and adults can learn, as every gallery is full of fascinating details.nnThe staff is friendly and always willing to help. The facilities are spacious, clean, and well organized. Without a doubt, it’s a must-visit in Toronto and the perfect place to spend several hours discovering history, science, and culture all in one place.
The Royal Ontario Museum is truly a gem in Toronto. My visit was such a great experience — there’s so much to see and learn, and every section is beautifully curated. From natural history and world cultures to art and interactive exhibits, there’s something for everyone.nnWhat stood out to me was how well-organized everything is. The displays are detailed and engaging, and you can spend hours exploring without feeling rushed. The building itself is stunning, and the overall atmosphere makes you want to keep coming back.nnIt’s a perfect place for families, friends, or even a solo day out. Whether you’re interested in history, science, or culture, the ROM offers it all under one roof. I left feeling amazed and inspired — highly recommend visiting if you’re in Toronto!
Comment on this business

Royal Ontario Museum map

to add Royal Ontario Museum map to your website;



Copyright 2025 | All rights reserved.

You can use our top contact for adding and editing your business's information.
0.0047 Loaded in seconds