Ottawa area Museums and Galleries
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Ottawa area Historic sites and attractions
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Toronto area Museums and attractions
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Highway 401 area Museums and attractions
Laurentians area Museums and attractions
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| The well-preserved and architecurally unique Billings House was built between 1827 and 1829 and is one of Ottawa's oldest homes. For more information click Here  |
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Housed in Ottawa's oldest stone Building, the Bytown Museum traces the history of Ottawa's early years, from the construction of the rideau Canal to the rough and tumble days of Bytown and it's eventual emergence as the Nation's Capital. For more information click Here |
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Ottawa Art Gallery 613-233-8699 2 Daly Ave. Ottawa |
Established in 1988 as a public exhibition space in arts court the gallery focuses on the work of local and regional artists and the best contemporay art. For more information click Here |
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Canadian Agriculture Museum 613-991-3044 Prince of Wales Dr. Ottawa |
Tour the museum and animal barns, visit cows, horses, pigs, goats, rabbits and sheep. In addition to daily tours there are special weekend events throughout the year. For more information click Here |
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Canada Aviation Museum 613-993-2010 Aviation and Rockcliffe Parkways Ottawa |
Let your imagination soar! Explore a true Canadian Story at the best aviation museum in canada. Enjoy interactive exhibits and multimedia displays. For more information click Here |
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Canada Science and Technology Museum 613-991-3044 1867 St. Laurent Blvd. Ottawa |
Canda's largest science and technology museum is a great hands-on exprience for visitors of all ages. For more information click Here |
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Canadian Museum of Contempory Photography 613-990-8257 1 Rideau Canal Ottawa |
This elegant building is a creative reconstruction of an abandoned railway tunnel. Discover works by Canda's most dynamic photographers. For more information click Here |
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Canadian Museum of Nature 613-566-4700 240 McLoed St. Ottawa |
Enjoy ongoing exhibitions and activities for nature lovers of all ages with hands-on exploration. For more information click Here |
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This newly constructed musuem is a must-see attraction with thousands of artifacts ranging from medals to the 'Voodoo' jet fighter. The museum also runs a variety of family activities. For more information click Here |
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| Step back in time and explore the evolution of money around the world and through the ages. For more information click Here |
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This museum is committed to fostering in all Canadians a sense of their common identity and their shared past. At the same time, it hopes to promote understanding between the various cultural groups that are part of Canadian society. For more information click Here |
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| The Children's Museum is also located within the Canadian Museum of Civilization and it promotes learning by discovery and places a strong emphasis on Hands-on activities and programmes , children can touch the exhibits and discover the world around them in a safe, fun environment. For more information click Here |
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Canadian Postal Museum 1-800-555-5621 100 Laurier Street Gatineau |
the National Postal Museum joined the Canadian Museum of Civilization in 1988, the museum's mission is to preserve and interpret the material heritage of postal communication. For more information click Here |
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Carleton University Art Gallery 613-520-2120 1125 Colonel By Drive Ottawa |
A state of the art gallery that houses a collection of some 25,000 artworks in the St. Patrick's Building of the university campus. For more information click Here |
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| A distinctive open-air museum of over 25 buildings with a working sawmill and a schoolhouse the museum portrays life in the 1930's For more information click Here |
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Diefenbunker, Canada's Cold War Museum 613-839-0007 3911 Carp Rd. Carp |
This unique museum is a 100,000 sq. ft. bunker with exhibits that include the Bank of Canada vault, the emergency government situation room and a complete CBC radio studio all buried under thousands of tons of concrete and steel of the 'Diefenbunker'. For more information click Here |
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Ecomuse de Hull 613-595-7790 170 Montcalm Gatineau |
Learn more about how our ecosystem works and affects our lives, you won't want to miss the Insectarium. (sorry no website yet) |
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Gloucester Museum 613-822-2076 4550 Bank St. Gloucester |
Exhibitions of artifacts regarding the history of Gloucester from it's agricultural roots to its post WWII urbanization. (sorry no website yet) |
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Goulbourn Museum 613-831-2393 2064 Huntley St. Stittsville |
Exhibits chronicle rural life beginning with the establishment of the Richmond military settlement in 1818. (sorry no website yet) |
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Laurier House National Historic Site of Canada 613-992-8142 335 Laurier Ave. East Ottawa |
Laurier House commemorates two of Canada's most notable prime ministers, Sir Wilfrid Laurier and the Rt. Hon. William Lyon Mackenzie King The house with many of the rooms remaining as they were during King’s time. The house is filled with marvellous gifts collected from all over the world: from archaeological artefacts dating from 2000 B.C, to classical paintings and furniture associated with famous people and historic events. For more information click Here |
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Library and Archives of Canada 1-866-578-7777 395 Wellington St. Ottawa |
Collections include music, newspapers, rare books and children's literature. For more information click Here |
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National Gallery of Canada 613-990-1985 380 Sussex Dr. Ottawa |
Introduce young family members to the world of art through in-gallery adventures and fun art projects. For more information click Here |
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Nepean Museum 613-723-7936 16 Rowley Ave. Ottawa |
Features displays outlining the history of Nepean from 1792 to the present. The children's discovery gallery offers hands-on activities for the kids. For more information click Here |
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| Smith Falls area Museums |
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| High-tech displays and a variety of artifacts bring to life the history of the canal. For more information click Here |
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Smith Falls Railway Museum 613-283-5696 90 William St. West Smiths Falls |
Housed in a former Canadian Northern Railway Station built in 1914, see steam and diesel locomotives, and check out the many exhibits in the Station building. For more information click Here |
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Heritage House Museum 613-283-8560 11 Old Slys Road Smiths Falls |
A fully restored classically styled Victorian home depicting the life style of an upper middle class family living in Smiths Falls around 1867 to 1875. For more information click Here |
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| Outlying Area Museums |
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Canadian Clock Museum 613-584-9687 60 James St. Deep River |
Canada's only clock museum it promotes the heritage of Canada's clock manufacturers and sellers from the early 1800s to the present. For more information click Here |
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| The Blockhouse was originally designed to house up to 50 soldiers supplied with arms and ammunition. The military, domestic and agricultural artifacts displayed in this museum come mainly form the descnedants of these early settlers. For more information click Here |
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Arnprior and District Museum 613-6234902 35 Madawaska Street Arnprior |
Unique artifacts, clothing, photographs and implements relating to local hertiage. For more information click Here |
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CFB Petawawa and Airborne Forces Museum 613-558-5511 ext 6238 Base Building P-51 Petawawa |
For a unique glimpse into Canada's proud military history since 1905, visit the CFB Petawawa Military Museums. The Base Museum tells the fascinating story of the formation of Camp Petawawa in 1905, through two world wars to its present day formation as 2 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group. For more information click Here |
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Champlain Trail Museum and Pioneer Village 613-735-0517 1032 Pembroke Street East Pembroke |
The Champlain Trail Museum and Pioneer Village offers a diverse and fascinating tour through Ottawa Valley history from aboriginal times to the modern era. Indoor displays, a nineteenth century log home, school, church, blacksmith shop, agricultural equipment and railroad station. (sorry no website yet) |
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Osgoode Museum 613-821-4062 Highway 31 Vernon |
Furniture, quilts, toys, musical instruments, an early dentists office and many other artifacts that reflect the heritage of the township of Osgoode. (sorry no website yet) |
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Pinhey's Point Hertiage Park & Museum 613-832-4347 Dunrobin |
An 88-acre historic site and estate located on the scenic shores of the Ottawa River, the site is a perfect destination for boaters, picnickers and anyone interested in exploring the ample green space. For more information click Here |
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| Watson's Mill, situated in historic Dickinson Square, is older than Canada itself. The Mill was built in 1860 and now serves as an example of a 19th century grist mill. This working museum grinds flour every second Sunday, the flour can be purchased in the gift shop. For more information click Here |
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