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Alberta Railway Museum

Alberta Railway Museum

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24215 34 St NW, Edmonton, Alberta, T5Y 6B4, Canada
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Aug 17, 2018
Great place to visit. Just one suggestion for improvement: they used to sell these really nice whisky glasses with the railway company logo on it. I wanted to get some for my dad but these are no longer available unfortunately. I hope they bring them back one day.

Aug 14, 2018
Took my wife and son to see the trains had a great time. My son was all over the place in and out of the trains exploring and touching everything. I would recommend going on the long weekends if you are interested in riding the steam locomotive my boy was all smiles.

Sep 19, 2018
Interesting Museum showing the development of railroad travel on the prairies. Volunteers doing an excellent job of restoring railroad cars and carriages. More still to come ...

Sep 10, 2018
Nice place to visit if you or a loved one has been diagnosed with train fever. Honestly speaking though it made me feel like a kid again and for that it gets five stars

Aug 11, 2018
We never heard Alberta railway museum before. I saw it on groupon. It was fun. The kids loves it. It would be awesome though if the train goes a little further. The place was run by volunteers so i understand its limited service's. It would be nice if they could get more funding and extend the tracks cuz its really cool place.

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Opening Hours

Sat:12 pm - 12:15 pm