Little Canada

It is an amazing place to visit specially with kids. If you are new to Canada, you can enter it for free using “Canoo” app. It is not only a world in miniature, but they make it also moving. They exactly mimic the reality, specially in Niagara section and the Parliament House. I’ve visited it at Canada day and they did the show that is done in reality on the walls of the Parliament House in Ottawa in the miniature building, it was really amazing!

I am so impressed by all the miniature displays in Little Canada! Besides the miniature figures, there are day and night modes so you can enjoy the same scene in daytime as well as at night; there are motions, trains, streetcars etc are moving; there are background sounds too! My favorite is the Roger Center, with the cover opens and closes, wonderful job! We spent 2.5 hours inside and never boring at all. Admission for adult is $32 but worth the visit. You can see and feel the efforts, passions, professional and love for Canada. Highly recommend!

Great little place to view fantastic miniatures of major Canadian cities and landmarks. They have tried to make it as much realistic and and interesting as possible with good attention to details. Enjoyable visit!

Nice place. A unique experience that not only lets you watch miniaturized versions of parts of Canada but also have a fun but chill activity hunting for Maurice (Canadian Moose) and Canadian Tire chairs which is fun for both kids and adults. Not really that challenging so no need to try hard for that.There are also refreshments and snacks sold for a price while there is a fun little activity that scans your entire body to have you made a caricature of yourself. Did not try it but hoped it had like a free option where you would be included in the display.Lastly you can also see part of the workshop where employees work on the parts in Canada and merch.The place is still to expand where there are new regions. Would be excited to return after some time.

It is my favourite museum in Toronto. It is the place I bring my friends when they visit Toronto. Is a fun way to discover Canada. The museum has a collection in development so when you go again you may experience something new. I am a big fun of the Ottawa expo. Wait to see it by night as well. I don’t want to spoil the surprise so I will say nothing more than visit the museum.

Such a lovely way to round out our trip to Canada, being able to see all the tiny versions of places we'd visited along the way. They've done such an amazing job here of reconstructing the different locations. So many finer details have been captured and I definitely recommend you give it a visit. I can't wait to come again once they've had enough time to map the whole of Canada. I'm especially excited to see the Rockies come to life! Thanks for a wonderful time.

A must visit! Whether you’re a kid, an adult, or a senior, you’ll enjoy this. The attention to detail is very impressive. Have never seen anything like this on this scale before. Staff were super friendly, welcoming, and knowledgeable. Can’t wait to come back when the West Coast is done in 2024! The North, the Prairies, and the Rockies are still to come. All will be done within 5 years — lots to look forward to! We also got to chat with Nancy who was making miniature trees on our way out. She was super engaging and interesting to speak with. Clearly very passionate about her work and took the time to walk us through how they achieve such a realistic look. Very impressive all around.

One of the best things to do in Toronto! The level of detail is amazing and finding surprise figures like the ghost in the graveyard made this one of our favorite experiences in town. Zoom into the pictures to see the amount of detail put into everything

Absolutely incredible experience. Staff were friendly and knowledgeable. It's like a model train set of Canada but it goes way beyond that!There are so many amazing and really fun details to notice. You can of course look for Maurice the Moose and the Canadian Tire chairs but there's lots of other funny details too. As adults, we spent 1.5 hours but easily could have spent more time there.Little behind the scenes section at the end was a great added touch and allowed us to ask all our question!

No entry after 6.30 pm. So please be aware as there is no mention on any of their online or offline platforms. Until u reach there and find out!This happened with me on 7/7/23 that I went to visit after work, and I reached around 6.40 pm they didn't let me in. If you have booked online, then they might let you in. Otherwise, no. So if you plan to visit, go before 6.30 pm.Easy to locate from Dundas St. Very friendly staff.I will post my reviews / experience once I visit the place, actually. For now, some glimpse from outside Little Canada.