Top 10 museums in Edmonton
Are you looking for somewhere to take out-of-town guests? Perhaps you are looking for a great rainy day activity for the kids. Or, are you a visitor who is looking to learn about Edmonton, Canada, and the world? Edmonton has a plethora of museums, and they deal with all kinds of subjects. There is bound to be at least one that will catch your fancy.
Educational fun for flight enthusiasts of all ages.
Where locomotive steam makes dreams become a reality.
Find out more about Old Strathcona's railroading past at this museum.
These archives represent Edmonton’s history through the police service’s eyes.
A fun and educational trip down memory lane for past and present students of the Edmonton Public School Board.
Experience Edmonton the way it was in its pioneer days, through interactive displays and activities.
One of Alberta's earliest fur trade posts has been restored as a museum.
Learn more about Edmonton's astonishing military history at this museum, which documents the fight for freedom and its ultimate cost.
The Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller is an important Alberta facility that houses one of the largest collections of dinosaur fossils in the world.
Planes, grains, and automobiles. This Wetaskiwin landmark is full of vintage airplanes, cars, and farm machinery.
Go back in time to when Alberta's first premier ran the province.
Take a chance to explore one of Canada's most popular and innovative museums.
A “hands-on” approach to Strathcona’s history.
For a taste of local history and a look into the life of one of Edmonton’s most prominent figures, the John Walter Museum allows you to step back and experience time travelling to the past.
The provincial museum's newest gallery opens visitors’ eyes to the natural world around them.
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