The largest indoor collection of totem poles in the world. A monumental space bathed in natural light, with a spectacular view of Parliament Hill across the river. This is often where visitors realize that the building itself is an experience.
Over 2,000 artifacts, images and documents that tell the story of Canada’s Indigenous nations — their diversity, their resilience and their contribution to the country today. One of the museum’s most important permanent exhibitions.
The story of Canada told through eighteen human narratives, from the arrival of the first inhabitants to today. Real artifacts, concrete characters, a presentation that makes history accessible to everyone — not just history buffs.
An interactive space on-site designed for families. Children explore, play and learn at the same time. Ideal for turning a cultural visit into a family moment.
2D and 3D films on large screens. A different way to complete your visit or fill a rainy afternoon.
A day at the museum is often more tiring than expected. Come back to the hotel, settle into the spa — two Nordic baths with cascade, a sauna and lounge areas with fireplace — and let the day sink in. Included with every stay, no extra charge.
