C$17.0
/ Adult
This museum is the largest civic museum in the country and is all about sharing the stories, history, and culture of the city. It’s a place where you can see how the city has changed over time, from its Indigenous roots to the present day. The building itself is pretty cool, with a unique UFO-like shape that stands out.
- The place is most popular for its fascinating exhibits on local history, including Indigenous culture, city development, and pop culture artifacts.
- There are interactive displays, vintage neon signs, and rotating exhibitions that keep things fresh.
- The museum’s collection of historical objects and photographs gives a real sense of how people lived and what shaped the city.
- See the city’s story up close – The exhibits make it easy to understand how the city grew and changed, with real objects and stories from people who lived it.
- Check out the neon sign gallery – The collection of old neon signs is super unique and makes for great photos 📸.
- Learn about Indigenous culture – The museum has important displays that highlight the history and contributions of Indigenous peoples in the area.
- Best time to visit: Late morning or early afternoon for fewer crowds.
- Dress code: No special dress code, just wear something comfy for walking around.
- Tickets: It’s a good idea to book tickets online ahead of time, especially on weekends or during special exhibits.
Venue
General admission price for adults starts at C$17.0.
Last checked: Apr 8, 2025
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