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THREE BEST RATED THUNDER BAY ON PLACES TO SEE

Best Places To See in Thunder Bay, ON

Handpicked Top 3 Places To See in Thunder Bay. How can we actually say this? Our 50-Point Inspection includes everything from checking reputation, history, complaints, reviews, satisfaction, trust and cost to the general excellence. You deserve only the best!

FORT WILLIAM HISTORICAL PARK

Since 1816

Museum, Tourist Attraction, Historical Program, Overnight Experiences, Education Programs, Artisan Workshops, Conferences, Banquets, Festivals and Recreational Opportunities, Events, Day Camps, Educational Program, Special Events, Historic Sites & Amphitheatre

With 57 heritage and modern buildings on 250 acres, they offer a vivid and rich tapestry of fur trade life, running the gamut from culture to crafts, medicine to business, domestic life to heritage farming

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We went on a Tuesday with 2 kids under age 4 and it was perfect. We had a light stroller for our littlest child and could access most areas. Some buildings required stairs but there were a lot with ramps that we could still access. Our children loved the farm area the most as they could pet the chickens and goats. It was their and my first time holding a chicken which was fun. Although they didn't comprehend much of the history aspect, my husband and I found it all very interesting.

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1350 King Road, Thunder Bay, ON P7K 1L7

CENTENNIAL BOTANICAL CONSERVATORY

Since 1965

Botanical Garden, Park, Benches, Waterfall and Wishing Pond, Washroom Facilities, Wheelchair Accessible, Guided Tours, Community and Children's Gardens, Picnic Tables, Shade Trees, Pollinator Garden, Horticultural Society Perennial Garden, Bee Hives & Adjacent to Paved Recreation Trails

Free Group Admission Rates: Schools & Non-Profit Organizations - Tropical arboretum filled with flowering plants and exotic trees and shrubs from around the world

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Monday - Sunday 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

My family brought me here this past week on my yearly visit to Thunder Bay. I loved every second of this conservatory. With the weather being so awful it was calming and refreshing to view such beauty! I almost forgot I was inside. Staff was very friendly- highly recommend!
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1601 Dease Street West, Thunder Bay, ON P7C 5H4

FOUNDERS' MUSEUM & PIONEER VILLAGE

Museum, Antique Cars, Tractors, Farm Equipment, Engines or Motors, Historical Places & Tourist Attraction

Free Admission: Children Under 6 - Recall the memories of a one-room school and spend a quiet moment in the village church

Price: Adults $5.00, Children $1.00, Seniors and Students $3.00

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Friday - Sunday 12:00 pm - 4:30 pm Monday - Thursday Closed

It is located 6 or 7 miles South of town, but it is definitely worth a visit. The access is off Gillespie Road and they have ample parking. It is basically a replica heritage town built in a field alongside the highway. All building are spotlessly clean and well maintained. While guided tours are available, we elected to just stroll through the site. Most enjoyable and informative. Definitely worth a visit.

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3190 Highway 61 South, Thunder Bay, ON P7C 4V2