Attractions & things to do for the kids in your life

Historical

BUILDINGS: Historical

This is a collection of historical buildings adults will appreciate and which won’t bore kids to tears.

Allan Gardens Conservatory
Allan Gardens Conservatory
Toronto (2 - 16 years old) FREE
Battle of Stoney Creek at the Battlefield House Museum and Park
Battlefield House Museum and Park
Battlefield House Museum and Park
Stoney Creek (4 - 12 years old)
Bird Kingdom in Niagara Falls
Bird Kingdom in Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls (2 - 12 years old)
Black Creek Pioneer Village
Black Creek Pioneer Village
Toronto (4 - 16 years old)
Casa Loma
Casa Loma
Toronto (2 - 12 years old)
Country Heritage Park
Country Heritage Park
Milton (4 - 12 years old)
Crawford Lake Conservation Area
Crawford Lake Conservation Area
Milton (4 - 16 years old)
Discovery Harbour
Discovery Harbour
Penetanguishene (4 - 16 years old)
Doors Open Toronto
Doors Open Toronto
Toronto (6 - 12 years old) FREE
Dundurn National Historic Site
Dundurn National Historic Site
Hamilton (4 - 12 years old)
Fanshawe Pioneer Village
Fanshawe Pioneer Village
London (4 - 16 years old)
Flatiron Building
Flatiron Building
Toronto (6 - 16 years old) FREE
Gibson House Museum
Gibson House Museum
Toronto (4 - 12 years old)
Halton Region Museum
Halton Region Museum
Milton (6 - 12 years old)
Markham Museum
Markham Museum
(2 - 16 years old)
Montgomery's Inn
Montgomery's Inn
Etobicoke (6 - 12 years old)
Osgoode Hall
Osgoode Hall
Toronto (6 - 16 years old) FREE
Simcoe County Museum
Simcoe County Museum
Minesing (4 - 12 years old)
Sunnyside Pavilion Cafe by Lake Ontario
Sunnyside Pavilion Cafe by Lake Ontario
Toronto (4 - 16 years old)
The Distillery District
The Distillery District
Toronto (4 - 16 years old) FREE
The Guild Inn Gardens
The Guild Inn Gardens
Scarborough (2 - 16 years old) FREE
Westfield Heritage Village
Westfield Heritage Village
Rockton (4 - 16 years old)
Wychwood Barns Park and Playground
Wychwood Barns Park and Playground
Toronto (2 - 12 years old) FREE

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Nathalie's tips for a smooth outing

Kids love to explore nooks and crannies. Don’t underestimate staircases, ramps, underground corridors. Let them push the bottoms in elevators, check the view from upper floors and open the doors to be the first to discover what’s on the other side.

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