Stone facade of the Royal Ontario Museum next to the angular glass and metal volume, with bicycles on the sidewalk.

Royal Ontario Museum

The ROM brings together dinosaur skeletons, minerals and objects from many cultures; pick the areas that interest you to avoid a marathon.

  • Museums
  • Suggested time:2 to 3 hours, selective visit
  • Area:Bloor and Queen's Park

About Royal Ontario Museum

A dinosaur skeleton is usually a good argument for starting the day, but the ROM goes well beyond paleontology. The museum gathers natural history, art and objects from diverse cultures. Choose galleries on the map: covering everything can leave you with memories of little but your own legs.

Reserve the morning for two areas and check which spaces are open. The OpenROM works change the circulation; when we checked, access from Bloor Street was closed and the listed entrance was Weston, on Queen's Park. The facade deserves a look too.

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