Based in Doral, Florida, Liliana Bordallo is the director of Household Services Lilis, Inc. In addition to interior design, she organizes home events and provides a range of additional housekeeping and maintenance services for families. When she isn't working, Liliana Bordallo enjoys traveling and visiting museums.

1. THREE MUST-SEE
MUSEUMS IN
CANADA

2. Based in Doral, Florida, Liliana Bordallo is the director of Household Services
Lilis, Inc. In addition to interior design, she organizes home events and
provides a range of additional housekeeping and maintenance services for
families. When she isn't working, Liliana Bordallo enjoys traveling and visiting
museums.
Canada has more than 2,000 museums that highlight everything from natural
history and anthropology to art and science. Below are three of its most
noteworthy museums.
1. Canadian Museum for Human Rights - Located in Winnipeg, the Canadian
Museum for Human Rights is the only institution of its kind in the world and
features exhibitions that show the diversity of the human experience. Current
exhibitions include Climate Justice, Strength in Numbers: The Polish
Solidarity Movement, and Ododo Wa: Stories of Girls in War.
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2. Royal Ontario Museum - Canada's largest museum dedicated to
natural history and culture, the Royal Ontario Museum in downtown
Toronto has 13 million artifacts and objects and 40 exhibition and
gallery spaces, with designated exhibits for dinosaurs and
Canada's First Nations, among others.
3. Royal Tyrrell Museum - About a 90-minute drive from Calgary,
the town of Drumheller, Alberta, is a hotbed of dinosaur fossils. The
Royal Tyrrell Museum has more than 160,000 individual
specimens. There are also dinosaur statues throughout the town,
one of which is an 86-foot-high tyrannosaurus rex that has the
distinction of holding the Guinness World Record for World's
Largest Dinosaur.