Canadian War Museum: Skip The Line Ticket
Learn how armed conflict, in Canada and abroad, has changed our world
The experience
Learn how armed conflict, in Canada and abroad, has changed our world
Visit the Canadian War Museum and witness Canada's rich military history showcased through amazing artifacts, artwork, personal stories, photos, and interactive presentations. Tour the extensive permanent exhibitions and expand your knowledge of the conflicts that shaped Canada, Canadians, and the world. Rest and reflect in Memorial Hall, and discover the Museum's fascinating architectural theme.
The War Museum’s four Canadian Experience Galleries are organized chronologically, from the earliest times to the most recent military operations. Each gallery highlights the ways in which past events have shaped Canada and Canadians, the brutal realities of organized human conflict, and the importance of remembrance and understanding.
The exhibitions use the human experience of war — told mainly through the personal stories, artifacts, and the recollections of ordinary Canadians — to engage visitors in a personal dialogue about their country, its past, and its prospects.
What’s included
- Skip-the-Ticket-Line Admission to the Canadian War Museum
- Access to permanent galleries and special exhibitions
- Complimentary coat check
Not included
- Lockers
- Parking (available on-site for small fee)
- Guided tour (available onsite at an additional fee, subject to availability)
Where to go
Canadian War Museum
1 Vimy Pl
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Important visitor information
Must know
Free entry on Thursdays from 5pm to 8pm
Before purchase
Free: 1 carer per disabled visitor, Canadian military personnel + 2 family members, Canoo members
Kids under 12 must be accompanied by an adult (16+)
Food not allowed
Good to know
Staff are on hand to enhance your visit with stories and information on certain exhibitions. A different theme is covered in each gallery.
How to use
Scan your smartphone ticket at the exhibition entrance
Re-entry is not permitted
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