Highly recommend Historic Markerville Creamery Museum. Interesting self guided tour of old butter…read moreand cheese factory for $5, healthy roast beef sandwich and salad meal for $8 and "one scoop" of ice cream for $5! Great way to spend a rainy afternoon on the way back to E-town.

From the owner: Experience culture & history in this traditionally Icelandic hamlet. The Creamery museum is housed…read morein the original historic building, built in 1902, and offers guided tours of commercial butter production set in 1932. Afterwards, relax in the courtyard, enjoy Icelandic delights or your favourite ice cream. Explore the hamlet on an interpretive historic walk of the business sector, discover 2 more historic sites and enjoy the beautiful gardens. You'll agree this is Central Alberta's hidden gem!

What a great place to be if you have kids who loves dinosaurs!!! And even if you don't this place…read moreis still so cool! You can spend all day going through everything. Taking pictures, reading, exploring. Sadly we came on a rainy day so we didn't get to enjoy the outdoor activities that they had to offer. The gift shop I feel like needs a bit of an upgrade because a lot of stuff was outdated and dusty. Overall 10/10 magical experience. What if we were alive with dinosaurs??? - 4 yo question

For all those that love or curious in dino experience. Immerse in education, paleontology,…read moreanthropology, history, geology, science, technology. Parking is free. It's much easier to find parking earlier in the day. There are lots of washrooms outdoors and inside the museum. No reservations needed. Check with front desk for admission prices. This is how I will rate my experience: Sept 2009 - five stars for fun, kept dinosaurs appearing as real as possible. Makes me want to take more pictures with the dinosaurs which I did. July 2026 - four stars for fossils only showing various types of dinosaurs. I find it somewhat boring. Lots of updated signage. There are a lot of valuable information regarding dinosaurs, Alberta, and climate change. There is a café and gift shop which we looked around, but didn't find anything to buy. Feel free to enjoy and spend as much time as needed.

Definitely Alberta's best kept secret when it comes to Museums. Royal Tyrell is usually the go to…read morefor dinosaur tourists but this museum was a little diamond hidden in the prairies. We came here by making a reservation and had the guide take us through every display in detail. Very knowledgeable and very passionate about the material, you will learn an awful lot about geology, dinosaurs and evolution. It should be clear when you come in that it's presenting from a Biblical creation model, but as I'm sure many people discover, that by no means isn't scientific or not based on evidence. The museum is very small (no bigger than a small house) but the tour is quite elaborate. We spent about 4 hours going through everything and never felt bored (and that's considering I've spent less time at Tyrell and gotten more bored). The displays are very professional, very informative, and the layout is very user friendly. It only cost each of us $5 (prices vary by demographic/group) but the tour is really worth way more than that. All of us thought the presentation exceeded our expectations. It should be noted that the many negative reviews found in various places (here, tripadvisor, Yelp, etc) are commonly made by people who never set foot in the museum (the owner and guide confirmed that). It's a long way to go but it's a tour that's great for families, Christians, skeptics (he's had quite a few) and anyone who likes to be challenged in their thinking. Would recommend this to all my friends and family. :)

Pioneer Village Museum is a must see! The photos speak for themselves. If you visit Sundre and…read moredon't stop in for a visit, it would be a regret I would not want to live with!

Awesome owner, very friendly... washroom is the best washroom ever , see it for yourself... very…read moreclean and feel like you're just home.. homie place to camp

Great free for nothing (donations appreciated) walk into yesteryear…read more Fabulous vintage wagons and tractors, as well as a couple cool old cars and trucks. Educational stuff in the barns as well.

From the owner: We are a seasonal living heritage museum located in the heart of Red Deer! Come visit us every day…read moreVictoria Day - Labour Day, 9-5, 7 days a week. Make friends with our animals on display, milk our dairy cow Lily, explore a blacksmith shop, and explore plenty more buildings and displays to learn what life was like on a farm like grandpa's. Admission is by donation. Check out our website www.sunnybrookfarmmuseum.ca for more information, special events and to find forms to sign up for our summer day camps or book birthday parties.

My kid enjoyed the scavenger hunt with a prize. This museum is small and we went the first days of…read morethe season this year so some of the exhibits require some maintenance. Lots of good local history though and the staff were friendly.

From the owner: We are a museum focusing on the history of Drumheller, from coal mining and dinosaurs to…read moreagriculture and notable figures of the valley.

The museum is located in the heart of downtown and share the same building as the Telus…read moreConventional Center. I came on a Thursday night after 5 pm. Every first Thursday of the month is free admission sponsored by Servus. I had to take advantage of this offer. Regular price admission is $18 per person. Why pay when you can go in for free. Plus I am not a tourist so might as well visit on a Thursday. All exhibits/galleries are open on the free admission day. The museum is very specifically tailored to the First Nation history and history of Calgary. They do have an interesting section on geology: rocks, minerals, stones, geode and etc. That gallery was slightly out of place compared to the rest of the museum/items on display. The first floor is really the gift shop and museum ticket/concierge/info center. Second floor is the first nation artworks. There are paintings and a few pieces of artwork. Third floor is about the oil and gas industry. As well, as the first settlement and the history of Calgary. Fourth floor is more tailored to the British Army and a section on the history of Africa. Everything is well documented, comprehensive and well referenced in the museum. Expect to spend about 2 hours minimum here. Overall, I enjoyed my stay. I don't think this museum changes much and so it is really one time visit. Note that no big backpacks are allowed into the museum and would be required to be checked in.

Lovely end to our Calgary trip. Visited the museum before dining at Sky360. Artist is quite…read moretalented and impactful.

To go in is $7 but I don't think its worth to spend the money. From the outside, the place looks so…read moresmall. Half the place is basically a store. The store is not that interesting. I only went to the store. Nothing to get.

So many cool items for kids and adults. If you love dinosaurs or cool rocks this is the place for…read moreyou. Just wish I could order stuff online.