This is located at UBC and is quite a trip on the bus and then bit of a walk to get there. It is however pretty cool and has lots of original pieces that give you a feel for the BC of 300 years ago.

This is located at UBC and is quite a trip on the bus and then bit of a walk to get there. It is however pretty cool and has lots of original pieces that give you a feel for the BC of 300 years ago.
We had a wonderful docent who gave a very informative and interesting tour---kudos to her! The history and exhibits were so interesting. It was a very pleasant way to spend a few hours.
It is a must visit, once you are in vancouver.This is a museum, which is very close from the down town an very close to british columbia university.The pain which have been taken while collecting all the stuff in the museum speaks volumes about the thought process which have gone behind ths great piece of architecture.You must devote at least...
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Finally made it to the MOA. Long trek from downtown by bus and then a 20 minute walk across the UBC campus. Very nice collection of BC First Nation artifact, but that's about it. Working in a First Nation community in Quebec, was sad to see how provincial the museum was. The collection of Pacific artifacts has the afore-mentioned assortment...
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Although a bit out of the way compared to the other things to see and do in the Vancouver area, this museum is rather nice. It has many pieces from different cultures and times, primarily from the first nations originally from the area. The back section with the totem poles is great, mainly because of the natural lighting from all...
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Unless you're an anthropology buff it would be easy to pass this attraction over. If at all possible DON'T. It is well worth the trek out on the 44 bus to the UBC to take this museum in. The admission is reasonable and the tour was excellent. After enjoying museum take a stroll around the beautiful grounds of UBC.
A wonderful museum to visit and enjoy artifacts from around the world, but especially from First Nations.
Loved this place, a really cool outing. Go on a rainy day as you will want to stay for hours. Amazing artifacts not only from BC but all over the world. Gave me a bit of the travel bug.
First you have to park in a $1.75 per 30min parking lot. Then after a short walk you find that it costs $15 just to get in the museum. It caters to students. the museum itself is nice but absolutely not worth $15. I don't know how they get away with it. Do something else in Vancouver. In fact there...
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With so many good reviews for this venue, I feel rather churlish giving it a poor one. We were rather underwhelmed by the exhibition. We had wrongly thought this museum was solely devoted to the indigenous people of Canada, but it has a worldwide collection. The indigenous poles in the Great Hall were very impressive indeed and the wonderful food...
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