This is a really interesting Museum, it is situated quite far out (if you are travelling by bus) but make the journey and you won't be disappointed.Go early there is a lot to see - make a day of it! More

I have been to the Museum several times but it had been years inbetween visits. It has developed into a "must see" attraction for those of us who love and appreciate works of art from the past - be it clothing, statues, carvings, boats, trinkets etc. There are lectures to go to and so much to take in. I would... More

This museum has by far the best collection of west coast native atrifacts I have ever seen. They are lovingly displayed in context so visitors who aren't from Canada or the US can understand what they are about. I really enjoyed the new wing BUT I wish there was more of it. It seemed rather cramped. If you are there... More

An interesting, informative museum in a beautifully designed building. We had met some First Nations people who had told us of their life and history and it was a joy to see it all confirmed in the museum. More

Take the time to visit this museum near University of British Columbia. The exhibits are outstanding. Native art in British Columbia is different than what you'll find in the USA. More

The MOA wasn't on our list of places to see on a first time trip to Vancouver but on a recommendation from our B&B hosts we went. Not knowing anything about the First Nations we had no idea what to expect but we were really impressed by the quality of the exhibits. To get the most out of the exhibits... More

It's far away but worth a trip. It is a big place that exhibits past cultures very well, not crowded, and is close to the Botanical Gardens. More

This is a great collection of totems, masks and carvings including some beautiful Bill Reid work. Highly recommended for tourists and at $17 not the most expensive tourist attraction in Vancouver. Afterwards have a walk around Kitsilano and it's beach. More

One can see a lot of stuff from old indian and inuit crafts. But don't put it in a first place to go, unless you have anthropologic interests. More