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The 5 Best Museums in Cambridge, Region of Waterloo
Discover the best top things to do in Cambridge, Canada including Krajewski Gallery and Picture Framing, Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory, Fashion History Museum, Fire Hall Museum & Education Centre, Hespeler Heritage Centre.
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1. Krajewski Gallery and Picture Framing
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5.0 based on 14 reviews
We offer the widest selection of local landscapes and architectural paintings, prints and photographs on paper and canvas of historic Cambridge, Elora, Paris, Stratford, K-W and area by Canadian artist, Alex Krajewski. Visit us for still life and floral paintings and canvas prints by Anna Krajewski. Available unframed or already framed as displayed on our walls, the art we represent can also be custom framed. With over 25 years of custom framing expertise.
Reviewed By annehO1048IE - Cambridge, Canada
Beautiful selection of pictures and the staff were very welcoming and helpful. They helped us select a picture and the right size for our living room. Our picture was ready early, just in time for us to enjoy it for Christmas. I highly recommend you take a visit!
2. Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory
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4.5 based on 553 reviews
Stroll alongside 1000's of free-flying butterflies in an indoor tropical garden at Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory. Visit our two galleries with mounted displays of insects and butterflies then witness butterflies as they emerge from their chrysalides and embark on their first flight.
Reviewed By 381kaylav
Entering into the garden was as if you were in a movie, a magical and tropical paradise...you hear water running birds chirping and because it was winter, you had summer vibes????
3. Fashion History Museum
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4.5 based on 52 reviews
Like food and shelter, clothing is a necessity as well as a cultural expression. The fashion industry employs millions of people around the world and is a driving force behind the global economy. But fashion is also ephemeral, whimsically responding to changes in technology, taste, the economy, and social mores. The journey fashion takes from inception to production and from popularity to outdated is a fascinating story worthy of being told. The Fashion History Museum is a charitable not-for profit organization, founded in 2004, that captures the story of fashion through exhibitions using its collection of over 10,000 garments and accessories dating from the 1660s to the present. Alongside historical dress, the museum is building a contemporary Canadian designer collection as well as a comprehensive library and archives of fashion related publications and documents. Since 2004 we have been creating exhibitions that have travelled throughout Canada and as far afield as Hong Kong and Bahrain. In June 2015 we opened galleries in the old post office in the former town of Hespeler Ontario, now northern Cambridge. Three galleries in the museum are each changed once or twice a year to feature different topics and eras of fashion history.
Reviewed By L9889DQdebbies - Waterloo, Canada
Rather than being a massive museum with an overwhelming number of displays, this is a boutique museum showing a smaller, carefully chosen selection of special pieces. The museum also holds events like an 1812 Regency country ball, a 1912 Tango tea, and for 2020 a 1945 Victory dance in honour of the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II. It's time to party like it's 1945.
4. Fire Hall Museum & Education Centre
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 10 reviews
5. Hespeler Heritage Centre
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4.0 based on 2 reviews
