Extensive First Nations collection
Neighborhood: Point Grey
Phone: +1 604 822 5087
Fax: +1 604 822 2974
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This award-winning glass and concrete structure holds one of the world's most extensive collections of Northwest Coast First Nations art. This University of British Columbia museum is a must-see. History, culture and art are on display in an atmosphere of tranquility and light. See totem poles, canoes, and sculptures in silver, gold and wood. There's also a gift shop inside and guided tours. Admission: $11 Adults; $9 Students & Seniors; Family $30; children under 6 free. Tuesdays 5pm to 9pm, $6 per person (groups included).
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A true gem
Located in the west side of the city just west of Kitsilano so you can combine a visit to the hotel ...
Reviewed by:Gil from on Jul 29 2007
Absolutely visit this museum!
This is what regional museums are all about! It is the best of the best. It showcases Indian artif...
Reviewed by:suzanne from on Sep 08 2005
Hidden Treasure of a Museum
This shouldn't be missed if you go to Vancouver. There are many large wooden works of native ar...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 24 2005
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