Garfield Weston Exhibition Hall

Level B2
Canada’s largest gallery for temporary exhibitions, this new state-of-the-art facility will host major exhibitions from around the world.
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Image: View of Garfield Weston Exhibition Hall.

J.F. Driscoll Family Stair of Wonders

All Levels
Discover some of the Museum's unusual and unique collections as you climb the Michael Lee-Chin Crystal's new staircase. From hundreds of tin soldiers to exotic insect specimens, these objects reveal the breadth of the ROM's collections.
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Image: Victor dan's delphinula, Angaria vicdani.

Herman Herzog Levy Gallery

Level 1
The gallery is the main venue for changing exhibitions on East Asia, showcasing the broad scope and diversity of the ROM's collection of Chinese, Japanese and Korean artifacts.
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Image: View of the Levy Gallery.

Thorsell Spirit House

Level 1
This 740 sq-metre (8,000 sq.-ft) void at the heart of the Michael Lee-Chin Crystal incorporates sound and silence, creating a personal Museum experience for each visitor.
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Image: View of Thorsell Spirit House from Level 1.

Hyacinth Gloria Chen Crystal Court

Level 1
Connecting the Michael Lee-Chin Crystal and the heritage building, the graceful four-story space welcomes visitors as they enter the Museum.
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Image: View of visitors in the Hyacinth Gloria Chen Crystal Court.

Samuel HallCurrelly Gallery

Level 1
This majestic open space serves as a place of orientation to the Museum and our collections. Seating areas provide a comfortable way in which to meet friends or relax during your visit. Iconic objects are featured around the gallery’s perimeter.
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Image: View of southwest mural depicting former Museum staff as joust spectators.

Roloff Beny Gallery

Level 4
Perched dramatically at the top of the Michael Lee-Chin Crystal, this large, flexible multimedia gallery hosts exhibitions presented by the Museum's Institute for Contemporary Culture.
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Image: View of the Institute for Contemporary Culture’s Roloff Beny Gallery. 

Liza’s Garden

Rooftop
A dramatic view for c5 restaurant patrons, this lush rooftop garden enhances the Royal Ontario Museum’s sustainability.
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Image: Liza’s Garden when fully grown. Design: PLANT Architect Inc. Green Roof Consultant: Gardens in the Sky. Lighting Consultant: Suzanne Powadiuk. Structural and Roofing Membrane: Halsall Engineering.