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Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)
Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)
The Royal Ontario Museum, founded in 1914, is one of the largest museums in North America and a leading institution for world cultures and natural history. It houses over 18 million artworks, cultural objects, and natural specimens. The museum’s diverse collections encapsulates ancient civilizations to Indigenous cultures of North America. It also showcases exhibits on dinosaurs and biodiversity. In 2007, the ROM unveiled the Michael Lee-Chin Crystal, an addition by Daniel Libeskind that has become a Toronto landmark. His gift was one of the largest private donations to a Canadian cultural institution at the time and helped transform the museum’s public profile.
The Royal Ontario Museum, founded in 1914, is one of the largest museums in North America and a leading institution for world cultures and natural history. It houses over 18 million artworks, cultural objects, and natural specimens. The museum’s diverse collections encapsulates ancient civilizations to Indigenous cultures of North America. It also showcases exhibits on dinosaurs and biodiversity. In 2007, the ROM unveiled the Michael Lee-Chin Crystal, an addition by Daniel Libeskind that has become a Toronto landmark. His gift was one of the largest private donations to a Canadian cultural institution at the time and helped transform the museum’s public profile.
ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM ITINERARY
ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM ITINERARY
1:00PM: Start walking east on Bloor Street W until Avenue Road and cross the road south until the school entrance of the ROM. If a general group admission is booked, enter via the main entrance of the ROM.
1:10PM: Check in with the front desk to make payment and receive the wristbands/tickets.
1:15PM: Students will place their items in the cubbies and listen to the instructions of the workers.
1:30PM: Groups head up to the main floor of the museum
1:30PM-3:30PM: Students form small groups and roam around the museum.
3:30PM: Activity Leaders meet their group on the main floor
3:45PM: Groups will pick up their belongings in the cubbies, then make their way to Museum Station
4:00PM: Activity Leaders dismiss their groups
Exhibition X
Exhibition X
LEVEL 1
LEVEL 1
Exhibits include East Asia, First Nations, and Canadian culture
LEVEL 2
LEVEL 2
Exhibits inclide biodiversity, dinosaurs, and earth's treasures (crystals and minerals)
LEVEL 3
LEVEL 3
Exhibits include Ancient Egypt, Rome, Greece, Africa, and Middle Eastern cultures
Directions:
Directions:
Start walking east on Bloor Street W until Avenue Road
Cross the road south until the school entrance of the ROM
If a general group admission is booked, enter via the main entrance of the ROM
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