Journey through the Evolution of Dinosaurs at the Royal Tyrrell Museum

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Journey through the Evolution of Dinosaurs at the Royal Tyrrell Museum

Have you ever wanted to stand next to a Tyrannosaurus (T-Rex)? Then take the Audio Guide tour at the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Quebec, Canada. The Museum houses more than 130,000 fossils and dinosaur skeletons including Triceratops, Dimetrodon and Tyrannosaurus (T-Rex). The Audio Tours offers visitors a journey through the fascinating evolution of dinosaurs.

Get ready for your personal trip to the Jurassic Park. If your children are crazy about dinosaur stories, take them to the Royal Tyrell Museum so they can witness the amazing dinosaur skeletons. If your children are friendly enough they will make friends with the T-Rex. This museum is perfect for inquisitive minds and science education. School and college trips can be arranged for the students, especially those studying palaeontology.

The museum holds certain educational programs and exhibition. You must keep an eye out for them. They are the best time to bring your kids over for some extra learning.

Contact us now and reserve a time for your family or school trip.

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