皇家 bc 博物馆

这次造访刚好正在展览极地带的科学家与其相关知识, 有影片/文字/互动游戏等, 让访者更能体会在初期的科学家是如何一步步发现极地和如何在险恶环境中生存。其他的展区我认为最值得一看就是长毛象了, 来维多利亚花时间逛博物馆很值得, 展馆其实很大, 最好留半天的时间较为妥当。

这是我参观过的最棒的博物馆之一,可以跟华盛顿最棒的一些博物馆相媲美。展品非常完整,很有趣,令人深受启发。这里还有IMAX巨幕。以前门票免费,现在需付费,但仍然很物有所值!

这里有许多可以参观的展品!真难决定哪些要仔细看、哪些要走马观花地看,因为所有的展品都太棒了。在纪念品店可以买到很多很不错的礼物和纪念品。

在英属哥伦比亚皇家博物院参观让我更好的了解英属哥伦比亚,尤其是关于原住民的相关知识。如果你喜欢博物馆的话,我绝对要向你推荐这里。有很多有趣的展览。我只有90分钟的时间,如果可以再多呆一会儿就好了,两个小时是最棒的。你也可以考虑在这里先呆上一个小时,然后出去吃饭,散步或者买东西,然后再回来看一会儿。这里离皇后大酒店也很近,那儿也是参观的好地方。

这是一座非常棒的博物馆。我很喜欢民生厅,而且哪里还有很多很棒的现代展品。博物馆的展品很多,非常棒,而且离海边热闹处也很近。这里绝对值得一游。

这里给我的感觉真是要比我之前预期的好太多!我没想到我能有如此丰盛的收获!首先是这里的地图设计就非常完备,非常适合好好游览,细细参观。然后就是这的陈列展览设计,我感觉极具美学意义,同时也很有教育意义,让人收获匪浅。我学到不少东西,了解了很多相关背景知识,内心很满足!如果你有时间的话可以多停留一小会儿,起码要2小时。

We had a great visit until it was time to leave.We were heading down one of long escalators. All of a sudden it stopped instantly. Although, we were at the very top of escalator I am glad that we were practically the only four on it. If there were people behind us, they most like would have fallen on top of my family including my two young children. There would have been injuries. Probably, some quite serious ones. I believe one of four teenagers just exiting the escalator pushed the emergency stop button. I saw them chuckle at our response of being completely shocked. I was so concerned that I went to the front desk and reported the incident. The lady was obviously concerned and sent me over to the Security Desk. I approached an older gentleman from Paladin Security and we quickly moved towards the security desk. There were a few other Security Guards including one younger, not so wise, gentleman. The younger kid quickly piped up and stated that they were supposed to stop that quick. The other Security Guards let this young man run with it .I stated that I don't think they are supposed to stop that quickly. I soon realized I was completely wasting my time discussing this with any of them. They were not the least bit interested in what I was saying. I have been employed in the aviation industry in a quality capacity for over 25 years and take the public safety very seriously. These clowns didn't investigate anything. There was zero documentation. They didn't even go to look at the escalator. All they did want to know was for me to point out who it was that pushed the button so they could have a chat with them. I found here on this website that it hasn't been the first time that this has happened. This was documented a few years back:"Great exhibits, my kids loved it, but when we were leaving the escalator abruptly stopped almost sending my 4 kids, myself and my disabled husband down the entire length. We advised David at customer service and he said he would tell security. no report or anything! be careful!"I am disgusted that ZERO root cause investigation, and ZERO corrective action wasn't implemented the first time, and has resulted in at least a second incident, I will be doing more homework and will do my best to ensure I have contacted the the correct people to hopefully prevent an incident like this happening again. In the short term "HANG ON!"Google "Escalator Injuries" it's frightening! We should be able to do better.

3 floors of exibits history of b c , indian villiage, farm yard,prehistoric exibit, railroad, early explorers vessel, working gold sluce Imax theatre and more excellent educational TOOL FOR KIDSexcellent educational place for kids prehistoric exhibit,sawmill,railroad station, model of early explorers ship, farmyard at turn of the century , working gold sluce. gift shop and IMAX much more

The Royal B.C. Museum is well worth visiting while in Victoria. It has history, interest and hands on for kids plus special shows. Also the Imax theatre is a great add on to your visit. Both gift shops are worth a look as well, good local gifts for friends and family at home.

Saw the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Exhibit and thoroughly enjoyed it. Beautiful, clever and artistic shots some of which were very thought provoking.

This is an absolute must for anyone visiting Victoria as a tourist or on vacation. There is few better museums we have been too - and it's only getting better! Costs are fair - but by your tickets at the Visitor Center across the harbor to save a couple $$ per person!Our first visit was 6 years ago - we were highly impressed and spend a good portion of the day here. 6 years later, we took the kids and our parents, and we spend the entire day here again!The First Nations exhibit is by far the pinnacle of the museum with all the artifacts, information, and exhibits available. If you appreciate history, this one is for you!Our next favorite exhibit is the "town." A beautiful mock town setup for one to explore and feel like you have been transported back in time. Loved the silent movie theatre as well!A photography exhibit was being shown this visit as well - I am not one for staring a photos, but these were great.There is so much to see and explore at the Royal BC Museum... We already miss it and want to go back soon.Finally, we visited the IMAX for their Hollywood Feature Film (the 3rd film of the Hobbit) in 3D for my son's birthday request. We had a great experience in this part as well!SIMPLY AWESOME!

I always enjoy going here every time there is a new exhibit. Great history of British Columbia to see. Depending on which exhibit is there it's also very good. Love the Imax theater as well.

I am a museum rat so my bar is high. This is facility is in my top ten although a little heavy on the First Peoples exhibits and needs more about the what has made B.C. so unique as one of the provinces.

To find out everything about this little corner of the West Coast, the First Nation culture and at the same time special exhibits, this museum is worth spending a few hours in it as a local or as a tourist.

The fantastic thing about the BC Royal Museum is the full-sized interactive environments that replicate the historic settings of BC, from onboard a ship that even smells like a musty old ship, to inside a rail station, a coal mine and an early cinema. This museum is expansive inside and there is a lot of information to take in on the history of BC including both Western settlement and "development" and First Nations history. The exhibit detailing the tragically devastating 19th century Small Pox epidemic was heartbreaking. Allow yourself a full day to really take in everything, and skip the IMAX theatre, which has a smaller screen than most and charges through the nose to show you corporate advertisements for Boeing and Lockheed Martin under the guise of science documentary.