3 Best Places To See in Kitchener

“Themuseum celebrates art and technology at play. Themuseum is dedicated to presenting fresh, interesting cultural material from around the globe in a creative and immersive way. The exhibits intersect literature, science, and technology. Themuseum offers a range of STEAM activities that show children and teens how to take thoughtful chances, participate in experiential learning, invest in problem-solving, and participate in teamwork. The permanent interactive exhibits and rotating temporary exhibits can be touched and enjoyed. In addition, there are many exciting and educational things to explore in science, physics, and history.”

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“Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum includes a 60-acre living history experience and two indoor galleries. They are committed to evaluating the ongoing process of settler colonialism and building mindfulness of their participation. The museum's main exhibit traces the 12,000-year human history of the Waterloo Region. The Central Gallery and Mezzanine galleries tell the evolving tale of the Waterloo Area from ancient times to the current. At the same time, their 5,000 square feet feature local and international exhibitions from across the country. Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum also offers a range of special events and everyday activities and free tickets for children under the age of 4.”

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“Rockway Gardens is famous for its beautiful landscape garden and fountains. Rockway Gardens promotes horticulture and environmental awareness in the Kitchener area. The Society's float received the first award at the 1929 Flower Day Parade at the Canadian National Exhibition, which invited the Society to display a formal garden in the horticultural building. The garden provides a full range of activities for approximately five hundred members, including greenhouse trips, perennial exchanges, and bulb sales. Many wedding photo shoots are done here to take advantage of the beautiful gardens. Rockway Gardens is the best spot to enjoy a stroll or spend a relaxed afternoon and offers free admission to the public.”

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