Discover the best top things to do in Outaouais Region, Quebec including Presbytere de Blue-Sea, Canadian Children's Museum, Musee des Pionniers, Canadian Museum of History, Maison Fairbairn House, Patrimoine et Chutes de Plaisance, Ecomusee de Hull, Solart Ceramique Studio Art Gallery, LA SHED QUI TOURNE, Galerie Linart.
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Located within the Canadian Museum of History (formerly the Canadian Museum of Civilization) Hands on adventure! The Canadian Children's Museum is one of the most popular attractions at the Canadian Museum of History, and has been since it opened its doors in 1989. Passports in hand, visitors discover one incredible destination after another. Whether on a visit to homes in the International Village, a trek to a desert pyramid, a jaunt to the Port of Entry to help unload a cargo ship, or a stroll through the bustling Market Bazaar, visitors encounter endless ways to learn about the world and one another. A world of discovery where parents have as much fun as their kids!
I love this museum! My kids adore it as well!! There are a dozen little "kingdoms" you can visit, each one gives you a stamp for your passport! Ha ha It can get busy, and staff supervision is limited to the crane on the boat. The wifi is weak and drops often! Pokeone stops are all over! Make sure your phone is fully charged before you go!
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Experience Canada’s history in exciting new ways. The Canadian Museum of History is a destination of choice in the National Capital Region. An architectural jewel designed by Canadian architect Douglas Cardinal, the Museum is less than five minutes from downtown Ottawa and Parliament Hill. Explore Canada’s rich history and the outstanding achievements of First Peoples. Marvel at the world’s largest indoor collection of totem poles. The Canadian History Hall, our signature exhibition, will let you discover the events, personalities and historical currents that have shaped Canada — from time immemorial to the present day.
We were here twice during the last four days, returning today for the special Neanderthal exhibition that opened today. It is outstanding, but the special “Unceded” exhibition, focusing on indigenous North American architecture, is also excellent. The two floors of Canadian history are a great improvement on what was available for view when this was still the Museum of Civilization. The Grand Hall offers the best selection of Northwest Pacific art and artifacts this side of the B.C. Provincial Museum in Victoria, and the Museum of Anthropology on the UBC campus in Vancouver. It leads into the “First Peoples” exhibition, which is also well worth your while. A special treat is the complete collection of Canadian and British North American postage stamps. Highly recommended!
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MISSION Patrimoine et Chutes de Plaisance est un organisme à but non lucratif à vocation patrimoniale, culturelle et récréo-touristique qui vise à préserver l'histoire et le patrimoine de la municipalité de Plaisance et de la région de la Petite-Nation et de la Basse-Lièvre. Notre organisme regroupe un centre d'interprétation du patrimoine ainsi qu'un site de chutes naturelles à proximité. DESCRIPTION Centre d'interprétation du patrimoine de Plaisance. Le centre est situé dans l'ancien presbytère plus que centenaire de Plaisance. En plus de préserver ce bâtiment patrimonial, nous y présentons la formidable exposition parCOURS d'eau - Récits des vallées de la Petite-Nation et de la Lièvre qui invite à revivre l'aventure géologique, du peuplement plusieurs fois millénaire par les Autochtones et du développement plus contemporain des vallées de la Petite-Nation et de la Basse-Lièvre. Nous y tenons aussi des expositions temporaires et des animations variées. Chutes de Plaisance. Nous préservons et rendons accessible le site des chutes naturelles les plus impressionnantes du territoire avec leur dénivellation de 63 mètres. Ce site patrimonial et récréo-touristique comprend un pavillon historique animé qui rappelle l'épopée du premier village industriel du territoire (North Nation Mills) aujourd'hui disparu, un sentier pédestre qui mène de la tête au pied des chutes, un belvédère, des aires de repos et des tables de pique-nique. The Heritage Interpretation Center of Plaisance is the guardian of memory of the first days and development of all the Petite-Nation Region and Papineau Regional County Municipality. With the permanent exhibition, reconnect with the region geologic, settlement and development adventure. Before you leave, visit the Plaisance falls, the site of the vanished North Nation Mills village.
The falls are just beautiful! A very easy hike and you will encounter a hidden gem. Several picnic tables with a perfect view of the falls for only $6 !
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Discover how our planet evolved at this museum, which offers earthquake simulations, insect collections and interactive geological maps.
La Shed Qui Tourne is a pottery studio where you can find unique piece and tableware.
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