This place left me completely amazed. Walking inside, surrounded by the mountain itself, felt almost otherworldly like stepping into the earth’s memory. The exhibits weren’t just informative, they pulled me in so deeply that I lost track of time and spent more than three hours exploring. What moved me most was being able to touch the rocks and realize I was holding energy and history that’s billions of years old. It’s not just a museum or information centre, it’s an experience that makes you feel small in the best possible way.

– Ramya Geethika Sannapa

If you love rocks, this is the place to go.

If not, you’re better off skipping as there isn’t much else to do. I thought it would be bigger subterranean but it isn’t as big as you’d think.

There are plenty of displays and some hands on activities for the kids, but you can go through everything in less than 30 minutes. We probably spent more time in the gift shop than underground.

Also, this was the only touristy place I encountered in St. John’s that did not accept American Express.

– Jonathan Lau

A real nice geology based museum. It documents the history of the earth through a geological basis. Very interesting and informative. After one visits the interior, remember to visit the outside grounds for more information and geological understanding. Overall, a unique visit and good experience.

– C Neon