Reviews of René-Bureau Museum of Geology (Museum)

Adrien Pouliot Pavilion, 1065 Av. de la Médecine, Quebec City, Quebec G1V 0A6, Canada

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At the moment this business receives a rating of 4.4 out of 5 and the rating has been calculated on 16 reviews.

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REVIEWS OF René-Bureau Museum of Geology IN Charlesbourg

Sylvestre Desterres

Annie Mike mike

If you're interested to look the mineral this is the perfect place

Dave Ouellet

Marc-Étienne Bourque-Désilets

Julie Demers

Ka Ribou

(Translated) It's not really a museum, rather showcases in a long corridor of the university. The texts are very sharp, really not written for neophytes, but the rocks and fossils are very impressive. (Original) Ce n'est pas vraiment un musée, plutôt des vitrines dans un long corridor de l'université. Les textes sont très pointus, vraiment pas écrits pour des néophytes, mais les roches et fossiles sont très impressionants.

Olivier Karikurubu

Lei Lei

Good

Valerie Freundorfer

Bernard Prince

(Translated) Lots of material. But you already need a minimum of knowledge in geology. It's a university museum after all! (Original) Beaucoup de matériel. Mais il faut déjà un minimum de connaissances en géologie. C'est un musée universitaire après tout!

Igor Pivovar

Interesting museum

Eliane Rabeau

Oliver Kuster

Well, it's a corridor in the geology department of the university... But it's still worth going, since it has an extensive geology collection, from rocks, crystals and fossils. Also very technical. I particularly enjoyed the phosphorescent minerals, where you can switch the light ranges and observe the minerals giving off light in reaction. It's easy to park around there, you just need a ticket from the local booth. It's a nice way to spend one hour and also visit the campus and it's free (besides the parking). Unfortunately it's all in french, with no English translation.