Gatineau: Canadian Museum of History Admission
Housed in a scenic riverfront building designed by Indigenous architect Douglas Cardinal, the Museum introduces visitors to 15,000 years of social and human history.
Experience
Highlights
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Learn about more than 15,000 years of Canada’s rich history
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Discover permanent and special exhibitions in galleries spread over four floors
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Marvel at the world’s largest indoor collection of totem poles
Full description
The Canadian Museum of History is Canada’s national museum of human history. Located in Gatineau, Quebec, along the scenic riverfront across from Parliament Hill, the Museum is housed in an iconic building designed by Indigenous architect Douglas Cardinal. The Museum is one of Canada’s most popular cultural institutions, with a
See moreIncludes
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Admission to the Canadian Museum of History
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Access to Canadian Children's Museum
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Access to Ciné+
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Access to permanent galleries
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Access to special exhibitions
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Multilingual Museum Guide app (available for download)
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Complimentary coat check
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Food or drinks
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Parking
Meeting point
The meeting point is at the Canadian Museum of History (includes the Canadian Children’s Museum), 100 Rue Laurier, Gatineau, Quebec, Canada. The museum is easily accessible from downtown Ottawa by foot, bicycle, public transit, Aqua-Taxi (summer) or car.
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What to bring
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Comfortable shoes
Not allowed
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Smoking
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Food and drinks
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Pets (assistance dogs allowed)
Know before you go
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Museum is open 7 days a week - closed on Christmas Day
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Parking is available on site at a cost
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Children 12 years of age and above can visit the Museum by themselves
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Children under 12 years of age need an adult escort