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2 / 2About Paleontology Museum
Paleontology Museum is an activity spot in Edmonton, listed on WhereToYEG under Museums. It holds a 4.6-star rating from 81 Google reviews. Highlights: Family Friendly, Wheelchair Accessible. Find it at Earth Sciences Building, Edmonton, AB T6G 2E3.
Amenities & features
- Family Friendly
- Wheelchair Accessible
Awsome one of the best I have seen all held in a secure place beneath Edmonton Uni
What a really cool place. Definitely out of the way but well worth the visit. There is no admission fee. Parking can be an issue as this place is on university grounds and only paid parking otherwise you can walk from transit station. The museum is small but well maintained and very informative. This is Alberta centric an feature fossils from around the province. Washrooms are close by. There is lots of room and it is not busy
Definitely a hidden gem in Edmonton. So many cool artifacts / relics on display including ones you can touch! Highly recommend checking it out. Parking here can be a pain 🦖🦕
Could you plz check your number that is a private number its my number and i keep getting calls from pple who want to visit ur museum. Change it or at least remove it it’s disturbing and uncomfortable for me.
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