Art and Science Museum
Neighborhood: Downtown
Nearest Train: St. George
Phone: +1 416 586 8000
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Royal Ontario Museum incorporates a unique mix of galleries to present art, archaeological objects and scientific specimens. The museum, which sees more than a million visitors annually, houses a collection of over six million objects on three floors. This is the only place in Toronto where you can enjoy unraveling the mysteries of the Egyptian mummies, watch and hear an active beehive and view inspiring artwork from many different countries. On leaving this museum, you will take along unique experiences.
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M-Th 10a-5:30p, F 10a-9:30p, Sa-Su 10a-5:30p
Associated Events
Light & Stone: Gems from the Collection of Michael ScottDec 20th, 2008 to Nov 15th, 2009
One of the world's grandest private gem collections will be displayed by Michael Scott, who was also the CEO of Apple. There are nearly 200 pieces of precious stones, gem crystals and jewelery. Scott wants to display the quality and the variety of colors of these gems.
Dead Sea Scrolls-Words that Changed the World
Jun 27th, 2009 to Jan 3rd, 2010
Going back to the Biblical times, unveiling the sacred scrolls from the past. The pieces of the famed Dead Sea Scrolls are meticulously put together by archaeologists for the visitors. They date back to 200BC. Many significant writings and manuscripts, hymns and prayers are on display for all. Apart from the ancient scrolls being showcased, there are audio-visuals too.
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Reviews
A good place to visit...
The crystal outside the museum was one of the great architectural works I have ever seen. As well, ...
Reviewed by:Lefty from on Sep 24 2008
A Great Surprise
The best collection of African stuff I've ever seen. Not just the masks, but elaborate carvings...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 24 2008
Royal Chinese Ontario Museum!
I think that there are far too many Chinese exhibits in this museum. I would have liked the museum t...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 16 2008
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