It's all about history and aviation at the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum! This fascinating museum is a living museum that features the aircraft used by Canadians or Canada's Military from the beginning of World War II, all the way up to the present day.
If you love history, wartime aircraft, or just aviation, this is a family day out for you!
The Museum's collection includes aircraft that really fly and several that remain on static display and are interactive workshops. The mission of the museum is to collect, preserve and maintain not only the aircraft, but also artifacts and memorabilia of significant historic importance to this period, so it's an amazing learning experience for the kids.
Through rotating displays, as well as flight demonstrations and special events and activities, the family can be actively involved in this experience - not your average museum day out!
You can come face to face with a real life de Havilland Tiger Moth, as well as a B-25 Mitchell, Fairey Firefly, Supermarine Spitfire, and so many more amazing models. It's not just marvelling at the aircraft that will excite kids, but also learning about the stories behind them - who were the pilots behind them? How were they used within their respective battles?
A fascinating family day out in Canada for the family - what will you learn today?
$16
$11 (Ages 6-12) / $14 (Ages 13 - 17)
5 years
2023
Baby change tables are available in restrooms adjacent to the Gift Shop only.
There is a cafe on site where you can pick up tasty snacks or lunch!
If you want to leave the Museum and plan to return the same day you must have that day's wrist band/stamp visible. When you return to the Museum, you need to re-enter at the Admissions desk.
Bring that pocket money because there are some great gifts and souvenirs in the gift shop, including merchandise, educational items and books!
They have group discounts if you want to bring the students for a great day out of learning!
Baby change tables are available in restrooms adjacent to the Gift Shop only.
All areas of the Museum are fully accessible to wheelchairs other than the TG Room (located above the Café) and adjacent display gallery, along with the outside viewing platform. These areas are accessible by stairs only.
All restrooms are accessible via wheelchair
Free parking is available for all visitors in the main lot.
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