Experience Culture in the Capital – 3 Museums in 3 Days!
As Canada’s capital, Ottawa has a substantial amount of history and culture that can captivate a new tourist or even the most experienced
The myriad of museums and galleries offer a glimpse into everything from Canada’s social and military history, to buildings that house impressive aircraft collections and explain technological breakthroughs, to astounding natural wonders and world-class art.
How It Works
The Museums Passport is valid for general admission over 3 consecutive days starting from the day of your first visit.
The National Museums Passport can be purchased at the museums listed above or at the Capital Information Kiosk (90 Wellington St.) for $35 CDN.
Each child (17 and under) accompanying the passport holder gets a 30% discount off child/student admission at each museum. You can learn more about the passport here: www.museumspassport.ca
Seven national museums located in Ottawa–Gatineau are part of Canada’s National Museums Passport.
- Canada Agriculture and Food Museum
- Canada Aviation and Space Museum
- Canada Science and Technology Museum
- Canadian Museum of History including the Children’s Museum
- Canadian Museum of Nature
- Canadian War Museum
- National Gallery of Canada
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I’m actually visiting Ottawa in April this year and I was looking for some interesting places to visit during my stay. 3 museums in 3 days sound like a great deal, and I might visit all of them during my trip.
That sounds amazing. If you have any questions, be sure to follow us on Facebook and feel free to ask questions. It’s only been a few months but we have explored a fair amount of the city.