Explore London's history at this 30-building village on the eastern edge of town. Costumed blacksmiths, farmers and craftspeople carry out their duties in true 19th-century pioneer-village style. At the adjoining Fanshawe Conservation Area you can swim, walk and camp.
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23.98 MILES
Stratford's swan-filled Avon River (what else were they going to call it?) flows slowly past the town, with plenty of riverbank lawns on which to chill…
19.45 MILES
At this re-creation of a 1000-year-old Haudenosaunee longhouse community, village structures are encircled by a protective wall and maze. Self-guided tour…
24.24 MILES
The diverse and significant Stratford-Perth Museum collection includes artifacts and memorabilia dating from the early 1800s to the present day, with…
Jonathon Bancroft-Snell Gallery
5.87 MILES
Many of Canada's top ceramic artists are showcased in this labyrinthine gallery, which holds the largest collection of museum-quality ceramics in the…
24.69 MILES
In a wonderful renovated yellow-brick pump house (c 1880), Gallery Stratford exhibits innovative contemporary art with a Canadian emphasis. Regular art…
6.26 MILES
Focusing on the visual arts and how they fit together with history, London's vibrant museum has 5000-plus works of art and 25,000-plus artifacts. Free…
6.92 MILES
This educational and research facility affiliated with the University of Western Ontario displays materials and artifacts spanning 11,000 years of…
North American Railway Hall of Fame
19.16 MILES
From its home in the painstakingly restored Canada Southern Station, built in 1873, the North American Railway Hall of Fame operates a small museum and…
Nearby Southwestern Ontario attractions
1. Royal Canadian Regiment Museum
4.62 MILES
Inside the western wing of the historic Wolseley Barracks, 3km from downtown, this museum focuses on the oldest infantry regiment in Canada. Displays…
2. Jonathon Bancroft-Snell Gallery
5.87 MILES
Many of Canada's top ceramic artists are showcased in this labyrinthine gallery, which holds the largest collection of museum-quality ceramics in the…
6.16 MILES
Built in 1834, London's oldest surviving house remains virtually unchanged since the last century. Inside you'll find heirlooms and treasures belonging to…
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Focusing on the visual arts and how they fit together with history, London's vibrant museum has 5000-plus works of art and 25,000-plus artifacts. Free…
5. Museum of Ontario Archaeology
6.92 MILES
This educational and research facility affiliated with the University of Western Ontario displays materials and artifacts spanning 11,000 years of…
6. Jumbo the Elephant Memorial
19.14 MILES
A life-sized statue of Jumbo – the beloved seven-ton African elephant and star of the PT Barnum circus from 1882 to 1885 – sits on a hill near the…
7. North American Railway Hall of Fame
19.16 MILES
From its home in the painstakingly restored Canada Southern Station, built in 1873, the North American Railway Hall of Fame operates a small museum and…
8. Elgin County Railway Museum
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This brick rail shed full of red-hot locomotive action is a must for trainspotters and the kid in everyone. Be sure to save time to clamber about the old…