Can’t get to the Museum? We can bring the Museum to you!
This unique virtual tour explores the Museum’s exhibitions, including favourites such as the Grand Hall, the First Peoples Hall and the Canadian History Hall.
The tour features insights into the Museum’s exhibitions and architecture — including Indigenous community collaborations, an actual Ukrainian church, and the story of a special connection between two generations of refugees to Canada.
Tour by Gallery or artwork
Pierce Test Online Exhibition
Museum architecture
A summary of architect Douglas Cardinal’s nature-inspired vision for the building.
Grand Hall
The Grand Hall’s coastal village house structures represent the diversity of Indigenous cultures.
First Peoples Hall
A tour of objects, artworks and stories from First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples.
Canadian History Hall Hub
The Hub: 44,000 square feet dedicated to more than 1,500 objects representing Canada’s history.
Hope to see you soon!
A look at what it means to be Canadian and an invitation to continue exploring the Museum.
