The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) in Toronto is Canada’s largest and most comprehensive museum, globally recognized as a world-leading research and cultural institution.
With its breadth, scale and scope — 40 galleries, more than 70 curators and researchers and an ever-growing range of exhibitions and programs — audiences have an unparalleled visitor experience.
Combining its original heritage architecture with the contemporary Daniel Libeskind-designed Michael Lee-Chin Crystal, the ROM serves as a national landmark, and a dynamic cultural destination.
The museum is located in the heart of Toronto, just steps from Yorkville, the city’s most desirable shopping area.
Groups can spend the day at the museum exploring art, culture and nature in the museum’s permanent galleries, which include dinosaurs, South Asian art and culture, gems and minerals, ancient Egyptian treasures and biodiversity.
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Upcoming exhibitions include “Bloodsuckers: Legends to Leeches” and “Egyptian Mummies: Exploring Ancient Lives.”
Ryan Farley, group sales coordinator, said tour groups love the interactive guided tours delivered by ROM experts. Groups should also be sure to book extra time for guests to explore the vast galleries on their own.
The booking and arrival process is smooth and effortless, he said, and ROM staff consistently deliver the highest level of service.
“The ROM provides unforgettable group experiences including interactive tours, hands-on experiences and once- in-a-lifetime feature exhibits in a world-class setting featuring the most spectacular collections in Canada,” Farley said.
The ROM offers a large selection of age-appropriate educational programs as well as special interest and themed tours for adult and senior groups.
ROM Boutique provides excellent opportunities for shopping.
Dining ranges from group lunches in the cafe to fully customizable catered meals.
The ROM offers wholesale ticket discounts based on volume purchases.
For more information about Royal Ontario Museum, call 416-586-5801, ext. 2 or visit rom.on.ca.
