Millions of years ago, dinosaurs roamed the rugged Alberta badlands. Now, they stalk the halls of the Royal Tyrrell Museum, one of the world’s premiere dinosaur museums! . Read more about Royal Tyrrell Museum
The Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies was founded through the philanthropy of artists Catharine and Peter Whyte. It is devoted to the story of the region’s history, artists, and culture. Read more about Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies
Spread over two park-like acres, this rustic historical villages offers visitors the opportunity to step back in time to experience life the way the pioneers lived it. Read more about Innisfail and District Historical Village
This is where the world meets the west. Calgary’s cultural cornerstone and the largest museum in Western Canada, the Glenbow Museum offers visitors an in-depth look at the history of Western Canada. Read more about Glenbow Museum
Alberta is wild and nobody knows it better than the Royal Alberta Museum! Here you can stalk with the dinosaurs, crawl with the insects and even come face to face with a sleeping bear! Read more about Royal Alberta Museum
Blast off to the far corners of the galaxy or put yourself under the microscope and explore the human body at the Telus World of Science in Edmonton. Read more about Telus World of Science
The new Art Gallery of Alberta impresses,even before you set a foot inside. Designed by renowned architect Randall Stout, the landmark $88 million AGA building is a work of art all on its own. Read more about Art Gallery of Alberta
Some of the museums and galleries listed here showcase Alberta’s colorful history, whether it’s dinosaurs, First Nations, pioneering or mountain-themed. A small but interesting number are firmly rooted in the present.
For a look at international and local art and culture and to explore some of the interesting, provocative cutting-edge exhibits to be found at Alberta’s museums and public galleries, have a look here.
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