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The Museum lets your kids travel the world, while enriching their lives and broadening their experience by exploring other cultures.

Travel the world together on the colourful Pakistani bus. Load packages onto a cargo ship. Visit homes in India, Indonesia and Mexico. Get creative with crafts in the family Studio.

Share your travel pics with us on social media by using #CanadianChildrensMuseum or tag @CanMusHistory

Travel to beloved destinations: a Mexican kitchen, an open-air market, and a cargo ship. Visit the family Studio and play in the Kid’s Café.

Yes, you can! Renew online here, using your last name and your membership number, both of which appear on the front of your membership card.

A membership becomes active as of the date of purchase, for one full year.

Your membership number appears on the front of your membership card.

Memberships can only be used by the cardholder (and their children for a family membership). Friends and family must purchase their own tickets or memberships.

You can reserve your tickets online, or by calling us at 819-776-7100.

There’s no limit to the number of times you can visit the Museums during your membership period.

Yes! Within seven days of your Museum visit, you can redeem the cost of your ticket(s) towards a membership! To take advantage of this promotion, please call us at 819-776-7100.

• A new “look-and-find passport” activity booklet with stickers.
• Toys, activities, and games at destinations across the Children’s Museum, including puppet-making and a new Seek and Find activity in the Market.
• A daily family activity in the Studio.
• And more!

• Watch movies at CINÉ+.
• Drop by the Information desk, located in the Main Lobby at the Museum of History, and pick up one or more free handouts featuring fun self-guided
  family activities, including:
  • The Grand Hall… For Kids
  • Museum Quest-ory – Canadian History Hall
  • Stamp Find: Explore the Canadian Stamp Collection
  • Architectural Tour Outdoor Museum Quest

• The Children’s Museum is located inside the Museum of History.

• Yes. There are washrooms located inside the Children’s Museum (near the Theatre), as well as washrooms located outside the Children’s Museum, near the Box Office.
• Accessible washrooms are located next to the boys’ and girls’ washrooms within the Children’s Museum.

• Diaper changing tables are located inside both washrooms within the Children’s Museum.
• Breastfeeding is permitted in all public and exhibition spaces.
• A private nursing room is located on the lower level of the Museum of History.

• If visitors wish to bring a stroller, they may keep it with them or leave it at the designated stroller parking spot inside the Children’s Museum.
• Visitors who wish to check their strollers may do so at our complimentary coat check located in the Main Lobby.

• Yes, most of the Museum is accessible for people with mobility issues.