3 Best Landmarks in Kelowna, BC

"Father Pandosy Mission is owned by the Catholic Church and is jointly administered by the Okanagan Historical Society. The museum, also known as the Okanagan Mission, was the original home of Father Pandosy. The site holds significant historical value as the museum was Kelowna's first European settlement, land claim, school, church, and a hub for large-scale agricultural and ranching activities. Father Pandosy Mission is a popular spot to tour local historical exhibits, allowing visitors to explore the city's rich history and culture. A brochure is available on-site to guide visitors. The mission also features various pioneer buildings and artifacts relocated to the site for preservation. Additionally, the historical site offers recreational activities for children. Father Pandosy Mission is open seven days a week, year-round.

"Okanagan Wine and Orchard Museum has diversified the landscape with stories of winemakers, entrepreneurs, and local wineries. The collection section of the museum provides brief information on the fruit industry. The museum displays various tools for gathering and processing fruit alongside a collection of artifacts from the industry. The museum showcases wine selections from local vineyards housed in an old heritage building. Okanagan Wine and Orchard Museum is a great place to learn about the area’s wineries and sample local wine. This landmark offers incredible specials for visitors. In addition, visitors can discover how growing, processing, transporting, and enjoying tree fruits and wine have diversified landscapes and communities. The museum has exhibits and artifacts related to regional wine and agriculture, including beehives and pitting machines.

"Kelowna City Hall provides information on municipal support services, including police support and business licensing, tailored to your business needs and preferences. The annual budget section aims to balance reasonable tax rates while delivering services that residents and businesses expect. Visitors can explore various bylaws, policies, and regulatory work related to the enforcement of specific city regulations. The employees are knowledgeable and friendly, committed to shaping the city through collaboration, responsible decision-making, connected citizens, and smart adaptation to rapid growth. Kelowna City Hall also offers programming classes, street activities, and information about local shopping for visitors. The hall has a wheelchair-accessible entrance.