Thunder Bay, Ontario

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Thunder Bay, Ontario SCENIC SIGHTS & URBAN EXPLORATION

THUNDER BAY MUSEUM

Uncover the rich history of Thunder Bay and Northern Ontario at the Thunder Bay Museum. The expansive museum boasts three floors featuring a wide range of exhibits including the native populations, the fur trade, Thunder Bay’s Harbour and more!

THUNDER BAY ART GALLERY

Explore this extensive artistic gallery with over 1600 pieces in a variety of mediums. The beautiful array of pieces in the gallery were created by both established and up-and-coming artists.

CENTENNIAL BOTANICAL CONSERVATORY

Step into a stunning tropical landscape, that’s right, even in the midst of a Canadian winter! The Centennial Botanical Conservatory features a lush array of flowers, trees, and other plants for visitors to enjoy.

INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP GARDEN

Enjoy a walk through this garden filled with monuments dedicated to cultures from around the world. Learn how each culture represented can be traced to the Thunder Bay area.

ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH

St. Paul’s is a historic and inviting church in Thunder Bay. Step inside and appreciate the fine windows and interior of this local place of worship.

HIGHLIGHTS

EMBARK ON A SCENIC JOURNEY

Imagine traveling through the wild waters of the St. Lawrence Seaway and the Great Lakes, crossing the North American continent from East to West in little more than a canoe. That’s exactly what the famous Voyageurs from the Hudson Bay Trading Company achieved.

BECOME A VOYAGEUR!

Follow the story of these intrepid explorers through Thunder Bay. Hear the ferocious roar of Kakabeka falls as you approach the towering cliff. Today, the scenic park offers a stunning view, but for the Voyageurs traversing the waters, it was certainly a force to be reckoned with.

DISCOVER LIFE AS A FUR TRADER IN THE 19TH CENTURY

At Fort William, see firsthand just how the fur traders lived hundreds of years ago. Explore the historic buildings of the fort as reenactors depict life as it was at Fort William in the 1800s.

HALF-DAY $79

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