Royal Ontario Museum

For me the best thing you can see in this museum was the dinosaurs and the entire collection of Canadian art , to engage in the predecessor cultures : Aborigines and European who formed the country .

Great museum . Especially loved the exhibitions about Canada and the dinos . Come early in the morning to avoid huge crowds.

Wonderful visit with my 9yr old daughter. Lots to see, spent much time in Earths Treasures section. The special exhibits are great to excite repeat visits.

This is more of a natural history museum with biological and cultural exhibits . The Buddhist sculpture wing is nice. Not many European paintings . Great for dinosaur lovers.

If you can squeeze an hour before dashing to the airport , spend it in ROM. It is that good. They have many temporary displays. So visit many times. It can get too busy during school breaks.

The Royal Ontario Museum offers FREE admission to the following: full-time post-secondary students every Tuesday, and the general public every third Tuesday of the month from 5:30PM.

Very family friendly with lots of special added hands on fun over the holidays. I've been there many times over the past few years and find something new each time!

it’s a huge museum and you should go there early in the morning to have enough time to visit all five floors. the best part for me was the middle eastern section. it reminded me of my home country .

Enjoy over 40 galleries & exhibitions . Explore everything from dinosaurs to Chinese architecture to Canada’s First Peoples art & culture. Enjoy with your family, as a couple or as a single traveller.

Plan to spend a day here. Great exhibits on natural history , geological exhibits and global culture through the ages

Beautiful museum . If you have intermediate knowledge of a topic you might feel a bit lost in that area of the museum . Make sure to join a tour , they're great!

Whale exhibit was very cool and informative. Blue whale was beached and a few years later it is at ROM now.

Very good for everyone! Generous and stunning! Big and fun enough for a whole day visit.

Didn't love the 2.50$ per item to check at wardrobe and the place was not very warm (on a very cold day) but you can really spend several rainy days here! So much to see and very well curated imho.

Ask any kid who has visited the ROM: the CIBC Discovery Gallery 's dino dig is a must-see (or rather, must-DO)! Be sure to allow extra time (there might be a line ) & park your stroller at the entrance.

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Great place to wander for the afternoon. Wonderful exhibits . Building is a little confusing trying to figure out where all the exhibits are. Signage isn't great but the Staff were quick to help.

Can't recommend the Friday Night Socials enough to students of all varieties, from social to nerdy and everything in between. An unprecedented crossover worth more than one night's visit.

Love the hands on area and the bat cave - this is a museum for adults and kids! Definitely, good value if you take family membership!

Highly recommend visiting the blue whale exhibition , the tragic story will both touch your heart and inspire change.

c5 Restaurant Lounge , located at the top of the Crystal, offers views of Liza's Garden , a sustainable garden installed on the museum rooftop , as well as the Toronto skyline.

You probably saw the awesome architecture already (unless you entered blindfolded), so we'll save you that one. Hope you brought your camera ... pictures with the family at the museum are awesome!

Canada's fifth largest museum houses some six million objects, including an extensive collection of fossils and the largest mounted dinosaur in Canada. Plan to spend a full day. Read more

Amazing museum , fantastic collection✨????????

Fun place to check out especially if you have kids. There's different exhibitions going on every few months as well . Cheaper tickets are available Fridays after 4:30 PM

I've been to all the "big" museums , and this is a MUST SEE. great location in the city and overall great museum .

Great museum ! Personal highlight: wildlife photographer of the year exhibition

It is an international intresting museum with variety of things to watch and i liked the attached screen videos for description.

As per my point of view , this is the best museum among all that I have seen. You will enjoy there. Thanks Dale Vander Woude

The museum itself has many different exhibits which is good if you like a lot of variety. The staff member we encountered was rude though. They give you a free map too!

Great museum , big and rich with history. There was a Pompeii exhibition also when i went. It was great.

We went for the photo exhibition and then enjoyed a quick walk through. I am disappointed in the disfigurement of the Chrystal add-on. But the old museum still shines through.

Permanent galleries are free to the public on the third Monday evening of every month, from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Go there for immence collection of dinosaurs . Fine display and easy to use info on the displays.

wide array of human history but where is the rest of asia ❓ ideal for kids. accessible by subway ???? remarkable service staff . clean wc

This is one of Canada's best museums concentrating on world culture and natural history . Enter through the amazing Crystal houses, and go around the museum 's five major galleries .

A must see in Toronto! Check out the Asian and Egyptian exhibits as well as the dinosaurs . Free wifi throughout :)

This is a museum that brings in so many visitors from around the world - an absolute must!

The absolute best way to spend a rainy weekday afternoon. Great spot to get lost in thought.

Last admission to special exhibitions is at 4pm. Membership is by the month not day, so get it early in the month to maximise what you get

Amazing museum , huge and worth the visit

Really great exhibits but cafeteria is expensive . You're able to leave and re-enter as long as you show your ticket.

The largest museum in Canada, the Royal Ontario Museum specializes in natural history and world culture, from dinosaur bones to recreated Mayan ruins.

So much to do and see! Plan to spend at least a solid 4 hours to get through everything.

When your there don't forget to check out the new bat cave and dino exhibits , they are a lot of fun. Also, if you're feeling adventureous (and feel like spending a little bit of money) go to the rest

A modern museum with canadian history as well

I would advise to pay special attention to the dinosaur section as many of the exhibits are real bones!

Make sure you give yourself at least three hours to properly see all the exhibits .

Budget at least 3-4 hours to see the whole thing. If you come on a weekday, there will be school trips here

There's so much to see that you need at least a full day or two to appreciate everything.