3 Best Places To See in Vaughan

“Reptilia Zoo focuses on animal representation, conservation, education, and magical guest experiences. Reptilia Zoo's unique facilities host over 250 species of reptiles, amphibians, and arachnids worldwide. The animals are safely housed in secure, leak-proof displays for their health and happiness, as are yours. The 25,000-square-foot facility features large exhibitions showcasing snakes and lizards, from giant pythons to huge crocodiles and king cobras. Visitors can enjoy hands-on experiences during daily shows, tours, and feedings. The zoo also provides free live theatre performances and opportunities to connect with the reptiles and the Zoo Cast. Reptilia offers free admission for infants (ages 0 to 1).”

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“Legoland Discovery Centre is a famous indoor family entertainment center that The attractions in the center are owned and maintained by the British leisure group Merlin Entertainments. Legoland Discovery Centre features a movie theatre where Lego movies run every half hour. In addition, visitors can explore a 3D movie theatre, a space mission experience, and several rides. Legoland Discovery Centre has many different areas for kids to play and explore. The Discovery Centre offers free admission for children under three years old, demonstrating their commitment to promoting inclusivity and delight for all visitors.”

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“McMichael Canadian Art Collection collections include historical and contemporary Canadian artists, such as Tom Thomson, the Group of Seven and their contemporaries, and Indigenous artists from various communities. The Government of Ontario supports the museum, and they acknowledge the support of the Ministry of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries and the McMichael Canadian Art Foundation. The McMichael Canadian Art Collection is one of the major museums in the country, devoted exclusively to Canadian art. In addition to touring exhibitions, the museum has a permanent collection of more than 6,500 works. The gallery is located on 100 acres of northern landscape.”

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