Royal Ontario Museum | Official Tickets, Toronto

If you're passionate about history, art, and nature, don't miss booking this ticket for the Royal Ontario Museum. You'll explore one of the most important cultural institutions in North America and discover its impressive collection of 18 million pieces. You'll travel back in time without leaving Toronto!

Included

Admission to the Royal Ontario Museum

Supporting documents

Electronic voucher. Have it on your phone.

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible. Accessible toilets. Free wheelchair loan service available. Information in accessible formats. Audible security and alarm system. Staff with knowledge of sign language. Offers technological adaptations for the deaf. Security system and visual alarm. Information in easy-to-read format. Signage with easily recognisable pictograms. Security system and visual and audible alarm.

Sustainability

All services meet our

Pets

Not allowed.

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Why Visit the Royal Ontario Museum?

The Royal Ontario Museum, known as ROM, is found in the heart of Toronto, within a stunning building that combines classic architecture with the avant-garde Michael Lee-Chin Crystal, designed by Daniel Libeskind.

Right when you step inside, you'll dive into a fascinating tour of art, history, and nature. Its 40 galleries and exhibition spaces house spans froms dinosaur fossils and Egyptian artifacts to treasures from Indigenous cultures and masterpieces of Asian art.

Besides admiring its impressive permanent collection, the Royal Ontario Museum is a leading center in investigation and conservation. Thanks to its discoveries and research, it has become a worldwide reference in the field of natural history and anthropology.

During your tour, you'll also be able to explore the temporary exhibitions that cover current themes and recent discoveries. From ancient civilizations to the planet's biodiversity, each room of the ROM offers an enriching and educational experience.

If you're interested in the history of Canada, you can't miss the gallery dedicated to the First Nations, where you'll see items and testimonies showcasing the cultural wealth of the Indigenous villages of the country.