Laurier House National Historic Site

Loved the place and the way they have maintained the heritage site. Hard to believe that two of the prime minister's have actually lived there. Must see the piano and the elevators. And the ice tea they offer was really good.

Well worth a visit! The staff are very knowledgeable and very helpful. A great tour through the home. This home has a lot of interesting features.The staff was very kind to play the piano for us!

Great little gem - Parks Canada Historical site

Beautiful house with interesting history. A shame more of it isn't open to the public, but still worth a visit!We were surprised to learn as much about William Lyon Mackenzie King as about Laurier.

An interesting historic residence of two Canadian Prime Ministers. The tour is worth the time to learn more about the home, its residence, and Canada.

Great tour guide! WhatYachtToDo highly recommends!

A beautiful look into Canada's history. Went to view the furniture, but was in awe of the library.

What a wonderful old home right in town.The main floor wrap-around front porch was grande and enormous. You can imagine guests visiting the Lauriers and Kings being entertained outside on a temperate summer night.This is a home steeped in Canadian National history and importance. I hope it stays protected. Research into its glory days contents and visitors to the site would be a great expansion to the Nationhood of this country.There is mix no pay/paid parking on the streets in all directions from site. Immediately across the street is free 1 hour parking. If there is no wait that's about how long you need to have a good look around.Bathrooms on-site.The fee on-line is not the fee at the door to get in. It says $4.50/adult, kids under 17 free, on the website. At the door, the volunteers in the green shirts, explained they don't control the website, it was $ 9/person including our kids 5-12 year olds. Luckily we already have the Discovery Pass or we would have turned around.

So cool to see the old style architecture - inside and out.

Had a great visit in 2019, cool bit of Canadian history!