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Historic house museum, once belonging to the first premier of Alberta, located on the University of Alberta main campus.
A large collection of rocks, minerals and meteorites from Alberta and across North America. Has educational exhibits about oil and diamond discovery and extraction in Canada.
Fossils of dinosaurs, animals, their tracks, eggs and plants.
The U of A campus is eclectic to say the least. The historic "three sisters" facing the main quadrangle and the Old Arts building are the oldest buildings and most popular for photoshoots. Gaze at other buildings that are functional but austere.
Human Ecology Gallery has rotating exhibition annually.
Metro Cinema
A one-screen cinema dating from 1940 run by a non-profit society devoted to film. Few blockbusters here: expect to see what's locally produced, the unusual, the subtitled, the rarely screened, and the occasional favourite from way back. The infamous The Room (2003) film is screened the first Friday of each month. Butter on the popcorn is real (and free!), and the cinema is fully licensed.