Paleontology Museum

• Phyllis Tregre on Google
  
  
  (February 21, 2019, 7:37 pm)

  Outstanding museum, a lot of thing to see and to learn. You must go, its wonderful.

• Alexandra Chang on Google
  
  
  (October 25, 2018, 5:42 am)

  Came here with my students for a field trip. The guide was great and interacted with the students well. She kept them engaged and showed them different fossils from different periods. Explained them and gave the students a chance to feel. A scavenger hunt was organized which gave the students something more tangible to do. More time for the hunt would have been better but we were short on time too.

• Matthew Leavitt on Google
  
  
  (October 24, 2018, 3:45 am)

  Tiny little museum down the hall from the mineralogy museum, hidden away in the basement but very nice and quiet. Not worth making a long drive, by any means, but nice all the same.

• Fj Ness on Google
  
  
  (August 31, 2018, 8:11 pm)

  Free! A little hard to find but go into the basement and look for signs. The museum is more learning and less commercial focused. You can touch many of the items. The geology mineralogy museum is a few doors down and worth your time. You can see both in an hour.

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The Bones in the Basement | New Trail

The museum is open weekdays 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the basement of the Earth Sciences Building. Tour groups are requested to call Collections Manager Andrew Locock at 780.492.2518. Visit www.museums.ualberta.ca for more information. Attend the 2011 Paleo Gala

Paleontology Museum, Edmonton | CitySeeker

The Palaeontology Museum in the University of Alberta ranks as the number one attraction for school parties. It is not surprising, given the wide range of incredible dinosaur fossils and mega bones on display.