Guelph Civic Museum is a museum that tells Guelph’s history through permanent and changing exhibits. It has a collection of over 30,000 artifacts that bring Guelph’s past to life. The collection comprises photographs and many archival pieces such as furniture, textiles, toys and folk art. In addition, the citizens of Guelph donate some items to the exhibits. Guelph Civic Museum is the perfect place to Explore the new shows and explore the history of Guelph. Visitors can also enjoy museum events like workshops, family fun, and more. The museum offers free admission for children under 4. Members are provided unlimited general access. Guelph Museums publishes periodic e-news with interesting local museum news, special events and exhibitions, promotions, your stories, and more.
Best Places To See in Guelph
Expert recommended Top 3 Places to Visit in Guelph, Ontario. All of our places to see actually face a rigorous 50-Point Inspection, which includes everything from checking reviews, ratings, reputation, history, complaints, satisfaction, trust and cost to the general excellence. You deserve only the best!
GUELPH CIVIC MUSEUM REVIEWS
Lovely place to visit... Many interesting artifacts allow a glimpse into the lifestyle of the people living in Guelph.
Great learning exhibits and intriguing events about Guelph’s local history. The museum showcases history and art in many unique forms.
The museum has a wealth of exhibits which feature the history of the city. Pleasant spot to sit outside and relax. Make sure to visit McCrae House.
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The University of Guelph's Arboretum is 100 years old, modelled after Harvard University's Arnold Arboretum. Plantings are begun in 1971 and are now maturing to create a spectacular ecosystem. The Arboretum aims to establish unique gardens, botanical collections, and programs for gene conservation. In addition, they connect people with nature and enhance the university's teaching, research, and outreach. It covers 165 hectares of signed trails, including 8.2 km. Visitors can explore 38 mammal species, 188 bird species, 39 species of butterflies, 18 herptiles, and 1,700 species of trees and shrubs are found. At The Arboretum, virtually every tree and shrub native to southern Ontario grows. It welcomes 73,500 visitors per year. They also provide workshops on owls, mushrooms or shrubs, sketching nature, wildflower photography and garden design. The Arboretum offers a pleasant stroll or a study of the fantastic plant diversity.
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UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH ARBORETUM REVIEWS
Such a place of solace. Great place for family gatherings or just walking your dog on the weekend. Wide open areas mixed with quieter, more secluded spaces. Beautiful plantings and gardens scattered around the Arboretum make for a different experience each season.
Fantastic place to walk the dogs on-leash, especially after a visit at the vet university. Our girl Shiva is being treated for cancer and she just loves unwinding there after her chemotherapy treatments. Peaceful, meditative, awesome.
So many different areas to walk with different feels. Great place for dogs and the whole place requires dogs to be leashed. Lots of parking off college Ave. More washrooms would be a plus for this great space.
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Sleeman Centre is a well-equipped 4715-seat multipurpose arena. The Sleeman Center has been home to the 2013-14 Ontario Hockey League Champions, the Guelph Storm, and the Canadian Junior Team and Guelph Hurricanes since 2009, following its establishment in September 2000. It is an excellent option for sports and social activities, trade fairs, conferences, large-scale concerts, and public ceremonial events. The centre features a standard four-sided scoreboard. In addition, the facility features a large, horseshoe-shaped contest that allows spectators to see the ice's action uninterruptedly. Visitors can also enjoy the restaurant behind the club seats. The Sleeman Centre continues to be home for the OHL Team, Guelph Storm and the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League, Guelph Hurricanes.
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SLEEMAN CENTRE REVIEWS
Always a great place to watch a game. Reasonably priced and great service. Upper deck has seat service and there isn't a bad seat in the house. Restaurant/Bar on site has food options.
A real great facility the hockey venue is very good sight lines. The resturant food is awesome and filling. Beer on tap at several sites around the perimiter. Easy access and downtown. Modern facility well maintained.
Great game! The Storm is awesome entertainment for your dollar. The arena is very nice and there isn't a bad seat in the place.
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