The Royal Ontario Museum

The Royal Ontario Museum is among the largest museums in North America and a Canadian History staple. The Royal Ontario Museum is the most visited museum in Canada, with more than six million items on display, from dinosaurs and minerals to African art. The large selection of culture, world history, and natural science makes it impossible not to find something that interests you.

The Royal Ontario Museum is home to the world-class collection of 13 million artworks, cultural objects, and natural history specimens. It features 40 gallery spaces with exceptional collections that are available for you to explore at your leisure.

Located at 100 Queens Park, Toronto, Ontario M5S 2C6, The Royal Ontario Museum is both a Canadian landmark and an international leader in new discoveries. The ROM’s heritage architecture roots are combined with the contemporary Daniel Libeskind-designed Michael Lee-Chin Crystal to create one of Toronto’s most dynamic cultural destinations for all who enjoy it, be they visitors or locals alike.

In Aug. 2019, The Royal Ontario Museum opened up a brand new plaza and terrace for visitors. The Reed Family Plaza is an open-air space that you can gather in, with garden-side seating as well. There will be performances from all sorts of genres, including music or theatre, when the weather permits it too. Bring your family out on Bloor Street this summer – they’ll love it.

The ROM has taken a deep dive into climate change with their latest exhibition, “Climate Reckoning: A Planet in Crisis.” As the earth edge closer and closer towards the dreaded 2 degree Celsius global temperature rise that scientists say will be irreversible if action isn’t taken soon enough, now is not too late. The artifacts on display come from around the world but predominantly North America as well because it’s home to most of the civilization – meaning all our problems stem back here somehow even though some might feel more pressing elsewhere like economic stability or health care policy.

Also, The Royal Ontario Museum is home to world-class collections and research that help you better understand your surroundings. The museum’s programming uses this knowledge in order for visitors to enjoy themselves while they’re here with us, learning something new every time.

This museum provides a seamless experience for guests by tying each element of their public offering to one another. From world cultures and natural history, visitors can better understand the scope within which they are visiting with this museum’s collection spanning centuries – from contemporary art all the way back into ancient times.

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