The Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology will always be one
of my most memorable museum visits. Although I prefer art and anthropology
museums, what kid didn't grow up wanting to be a paleontologist and study
dinosaurs? So there’s still a soft spot in my heart for massive dinosaur
exhibits and the Royal Tyrrell is fab.
I happened to be visiting Calgary , Alberta
and my friend and I decided that this museum was worth the hour and a half
drive into the middle of nowhere. There is also a Dinosaur Provincial
Park nearby, which is a
UNESCO World Heritage site and is meant to be worth the visit. I didn't make it there, but if dinosaurs are really your thing you should definitely
check it out as well.
The Royal Tyrrell had a wonderful Charles Darwin evolution
exhibition at the time. It also had a lot of rooms that brought you through the timeline
of the evolution of dinosaurs by looking at bones, fossils, and
interactive displays.
Though the museum learning programming is mainly aimed at
schoolchildren, everyone can really learn from a museum as well put together as
this one and enjoy their time.
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