Place Type: museum

Ripley’s Believe It or Not!

One of Clifton Hill’s original walk-through attractions, this novelty museum packs several floors with genuine oddities, optical illusions and hands-on displays drawn…
Marshville Heritage Village

A re-created 19th-century village of relocated and restored heritage buildings in Wainfleet, best known for coming alive during its annual Labour Day…
Nelles Manor Museum

An elegant Georgian manor built in the late 1700s that now operates as a house museum in downtown Grimsby, offering guided tours…
Mackenzie Printery & Newspaper Museum

A Niagara Parks heritage site in Queenston, once home to publisher and reformer William Lyon Mackenzie, showcasing centuries of printing technology and…
Niagara Falls History Museum

A city-run museum on Ferry Street that traces the Niagara Falls area’s past, from the War of 1812 Battle of Lundy’s Lane…
RiverBrink Art Museum

An intimate art museum in a former riverside residence on the Niagara Parkway at Queenston, home to lawyer-collector Samuel Weir’s extensive holdings…
Welland Museum

A community history museum housed in downtown Welland’s 1923 Carnegie library building, telling the story of the city, its canal, and its…
Niagara Apothecary

A meticulously preserved 1860s pharmacy on Queen Street, restored to its Confederation-era appearance and open to the public as a free museum…
Port Colborne Historical and Marine Museum

A free local-history museum near Port Colborne’s downtown that traces the town’s ties to the Welland Canal and Great Lakes shipping through…
St. Catharines Museum & Welland Canals Centre at Lock 3

A canal-side museum where visitors can stand right beside Lock 3 and watch enormous freighters rise and fall as they transit the…