The Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology, located in Drumheller, Alberta, is a world-renowned museum dedicated to the study of ancient life. From its inception in 1985, the museum has become a popular tourist destination and a leader in paleontological research. The museum houses the largest collection of dinosaur fossils in the world and is home to numerous interactive displays and activities, making it a great place for both children and adults to explore the world of dinosaurs.

The Museum is named after Joseph B. Tyrell, a Canadian geologist who discovered the first dinosaur fossil in Alberta in 1884. The Museum houses over 35,000 specimens of dinosaur fossils, as well as hundreds of other ancient creatures. The Museum is open year round and offers a variety of activities and exhibits. At the museum, visitors are able to view the fossilized remains of dinosaurs, as well as learn about the environment in which they lived. There are fossilized dinosaur tracks, eggs, and bones on display, as well as a variety of interactive exhibits and activities. The museum also offers a variety of educational programs, including a variety of guided tours and workshops.