Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)

Established in 1914, the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) stands as Canada’s largest museum, located in the heart of Toronto. The building itself is a striking blend of heritage and modern architecture, housing a vast collection of over six million objects. These artifacts span world cultures and natural history, featuring First Nations’ crest poles, Egyptian mummies, and T-rex skeletons. Visitors can explore these diverse exhibits, gaining insights into both human history and the natural world.

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Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)