Canadian Museum of History

On that day, we went to the Museum of Civilization by bus for free and visited the Museum of Civilization for free. Usually there are few people on the way out, and the car is better than in San Francisco. It is estimated that the whole city will go out on National Day. Everywhere there are people, it is very busy. We queued for more than an hour in the museum and did not enter the exhibition hall. The children advised us to come back at regular cost.

The Canadian Museum of Civilization is the most visited museum in Canada. The indoor totem exhibition in the museum is the largest in the world. The museum is open all year round and has many visitors. Standing behind the museum, you can also see the Capitol Building and the St. Lawrence River. The scenery is very beautiful and worth seeing.

Canadian Civilization Museum Collection is very rich, you can have a good understanding of Canadian history, from Canada's original to the present one by one, very detailed, many tourists, museum exhibitions are described in particular detail.

@ Ottawa Ottawa :The harvest is full, you know the story behind the poppy flower on 20 Canadian dollars, and the famous painting {wait for me} on the two-dollar coin. (Dad who went to the front line to join the army in World War II said this to his son

Although Canada is vast, most of the land is located in the Arctic frigid zone, and in such a terrain environment, there are also many special animal and plant landscapes, such as white polar bears, Elk with a huge horn, etc. This Museum has detailed models and text descriptions.

The Canadian Museum of Civilization in Ottawa should be free to visit. It's a good place to learn about the history of Canadian civilization. You can take photos at will.

The building combines modern glass curtain walls with ancient decorative walls, and the massive reconstruction process gives a panoramic view of the Ottawa River. Here is a relatively complete display of Canadian ethnic and cultural history, including immigrant culture, Imax Cinema can not be missed.

The Canadian Museum of Civilization and the Canadian Museum of Art are separated by a river and can be reached on foot by the bridge. The museum is very large and needs to reserve more time. There are also green spaces outside for leisure.

It is highly recommended that this museum, many exhibits are not static, but dynamic + audio-visual and other multi-sensory, very immersive when visiting the feeling.

It's still worth visiting. You can see IMAX movies, totem exhibitions of local indigenous people, and some superb exhibits in the Children's Museum.