Children's museum

It's a good place for younger kids, yes. But everything is so abused kinda... Buttons do not work, lots of stuff is dirty and overused! Definitely needs an update

Great little gem. Brought our two kids here aged 4 and 1. Not as big as I thought it would be but kids still had a great time. Could not get my 4 year old out. Has a nice little place to eat, some sandwiches and snack food. Lots of hands on things to do. We went during the week while kids were in school so it was not very busy so I suggest going then. Don't know how busy the weekend are. Have fun!

Don't think there are many places where you can climb aboard one of those old but not that old small-medium ships. Oh, and make time for the trail in the back, it will put a smile on your face redescovering the kid in you.

My girls absolutely love curio an all programs they have attended (sewing, empowered kids, preschool, pizza party with Santa). For them it has been a safe, clean, creative, fun space for them to explore, make friends and learn. Steph has created an incredible space and team. We are very thankful to have Curio and all the programs they create.

Cool pace to go when yur board

We were not lucky enough to get in due to Easter Monday though we go around and took some pictures from outside. Still able to capture some beautiful memories on this sunny and beautiful day. So we didn't get the feeling of marine museum. Anyone making trip to this beautiful museum, make sure that you enter in and get the feeling of maritime.

Bruce Willis and Morgan Freeman looked almost ok, and that’s probably where the positives end…The majority of the figures looked like disfigured replicas sent to poorly replace those people shown there, and forgoing the fact that most of them were damaged in some way, let’s just say that some were simply missing despite the plates saying otherwiseThe photos attached are the best thing i got oht of the whole trip and i’m afriad that says quite a lotAlso it was unnecessarily expensive for such a short tour

Such a wonderful place to visit with my 3 year old son. He absolutely loves it! I prefer this to the big indoor jungle gyms because it's less crowded and more educational while still having tons of fun. highly recommend ! it's our rainy day go too

**Temporary 3 stars Review**Great place to learn Canada's first industrial site history. The museum has rich details and information about the people who used to live there centuries ago from the French, British and Canadian colony/era.There are as well picnic tables, hiking trails(45 mins walk) to enjoy. And there is also the Fred Pellerin audio guide which is available for 11$ (Only in french!).When I always have a tour in Park Canada's historic sites I am always amazed by my tour guides as they teach me new stuff. However, on the 02/10/2021 at 2:10 pm, I felt that the visit was instead a question period instead of a tour guide. Instead of teaching us new stuff, our guide gave us 10 minutes to explore the room. At the end of the 10 mins, if no questions were asked, we changed room.However, I must admit that at the end (maquette room) He gave us a little bit of information after the video. However, I do believe that the video gave us more information than the tour guide that I had on this day.In the end, it was probably the tour guy that was not entertaining that day. I am willing to come back and have another tour. I would then give it a 4 stars review if things will be different from my previous tour.Still, the museum is still worth to learn new stuff about Canada's history. Give it a try!:)

Great for showing how Canada's metal industry started. Good grounds for walking around, self guided or just wandering. Lots of parking, reasonable entrance fees for family. Nice movie about the history of the area!