Museum · Downtown
Royal Alberta Museum
9810 103A Avenue NW, Edmonton T5J 0G2
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The Royal Alberta Museum is the province's major museum of natural and human history, set in a modern downtown building with large permanent galleries and rotating exhibition halls. It mixes dioramas, Indigenous history, natural-history displays and touring shows, plus after-hours workshops and drop-in sketching sessions using the collection.
Permanent exhibitions
- Natural History Hall, with mammoth and mastodon skeletons
- Human History Hall: Alberta's peoples from the Ice Age to today
- Bug Gallery with live insects
- Children's Gallery
