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Discover the wonders of the natural world through engaging exhibits. Kids will come face-to-face with dinosaurs, learn about how animals adapt to their surroundings, and explore ecosystems from around the globe.

You can travel here by car and park at the Museum for a small fee. It will take at least 2-3 hours to go through the Canadian Museum of Nature. Allow for that much time when paying the parking meter. You can also get to the Museum by public transportation via the LeBreton Station (LRT).

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Explore the history of aviation and space exploration through exciting displays. Kids can climb aboard a real airplane, test their skills in a flight simulator, and learn about the brave men and women who explored outer space.

You can plan to eat on site if you would prefer at the Museum’s café. And when planning your visit, you can travel by car or public transportation. But there is not any free parking at the Museum.

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Ignite imaginations with interactive exhibits designed for kids of all ages. Kids can climb through a giant heart, explore a grocery store replica, and even create their own masterpieces in the art studio.

Every few months, there is a new attraction. But, don’t worry! The permanent galleries are a huge hit with kids, too. So, your family won’t get bored with repeat visits. In your first year of membership with Canoo, you can visit as often as you want for free.

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Explore the world of art with family-friendly programs and exhibits. Kids can participate in interactive workshops, scavenger hunts, and storytelling sessions designed to inspire creativity and appreciation for art.

For adults, the cost of entry to the National Gallery of Canada is $20. But, with Canoo it’s free! And you will also get free entry for up to 4 children on your visit.

There is paid parking available nearby. Remember that you can take the train to avoid paying parking fees! Try travelling by public transportation via Parliament Station (O-Train).

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Experience hands-on science exhibits and learn about innovation through interactive displays. Kids will be amazed by robots, space technology, and the wonders of the human body. Science and Technology Museums are focused on history, development, and application of scientific ideas that made a huge difference in our lives. Having opened in 1967, this Museum has worked hard to be an amazing spot for families, like yours. Bring the kids and introduce them to the world of science!

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Kids can learn about Canada’s role in various wars through interactive exhibits and displays. Seeing real military vehicles and equipment helps them to understand the evolution of technology from the past.

The Museum does have an on-site cafe with light snacks and drinks, so if you do have fussy eaters, perhaps carrying snacks along is a good option. This will be a great place to take a break because it will take you and the kids about 3 hours to go through the Canadian War Museum.