Free and reduced admission at museums and galleries
From December 12, 2025, to January 15, 2026, your family can enjoy free or reduced admission when you visit one of Canada’s national museums. In addition, some provincial and territorial museums and galleries are offering these savings.
Enjoy these exclusive savings at participating museums:
- Free admission for children aged 17 and under
- 50% off admission fees for youth aged 18 to 24
Some sites or services are closed or operate on adjusted schedules over the holidays. Check directly with museums and galleries by consulting their websites or contact them before your visit.
National museums
-
National Capital Region
Canada Agriculture and Food Museum
Experience a working farm in the heart of the city. Through immersive exhibitions, food demonstrations, and memorable animal interactions, explore how agricultural science and technology is shaping Canadiansʼ everyday lives.
Canada Aviation and Space Museum
Canadian aerospace comes to life in a space that inspires wonder. With engaging exhibitions and an impressive collection of aircraft and artifacts that transport you back in time, visitors have the chance to explore Canadaʼs rich history and achievements in aviation and space.
Canadian Museum of History
The Canadian Museum of History explores 15,000 years of Canada’s social and human history. Stunning objects and unforgettable stories highlight the events, personalities and cultures that have shaped Canada.
Canadian Museum of Nature
The Canadian Museum of Nature is home to one of the world's largest and finest natural history collections. From a visit to Canada’s Arctic to our live butterflies, there are seven unique galleries to discover.
Canada Science and Technology Museum
Uncover Canadaʼs story of science and technology through discovery, play, and experiential learning. With daily experiments, hands-on exhibitions, and a remarkable collection of artifacts from locomotives to bicycles, visitors of all ages learn the role innovation plays in shaping our shared future.
Canadian War Museum
The Canadian War Museum presents Canada’s rich military history through unique architectural features, thought-provoking artifacts, remarkable stories, archives, works of art, compelling exhibitions, and spaces for quiet reflection.
National Gallery of Canada
The National Gallery of Canada's collections of historic and contemporary works of art engage visitors of all ages.
-
Nova Scotia
Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21
Between 1928 to 1971, nearly one million immigrants passed through this gateway to Canada. Today, interactive exhibits and hands-on activities reveal the story of over 400 years of immigration to Canada and spotlight the many ways that newcomers have shaped this country.
-
Québec
Plains of Abraham Museum
The Plains of Abraham Museum brings to life the pivotal moments that shaped this legendary battlefield, while highlighting the human stories that continue to shape our collective memory.
-
Manitoba
Canadian Museum for Human Rights
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is the first museum solely dedicated to the evolution, celebration and future of human rights.
Participating provincial and territorial museums
A list of participating provincial and territorial museums is expected to be added in the near future. Please stay tuned as we will add more venues to the Canada Strong Pass!