Canadian War Museum
1 Vimy Pl, Ottawa, ON K1A 0M8, Canada
The Canadian War Museum, located in Ottawa, Canada, is the national museum dedicated to the history of Canada’s military. The museum's focus is on the military history of Canada, covering conflicts involving Canadians both domestically and internationally. The museum’s design incorporates symbolism related to war and peace, with sloped walls and angular forms evoking the imagery of battlefields. The building is also environmentally friendly, featuring a green roof and other sustainable design elements.
Exhibitions and Collections :
LeBreton Gallery : Displays large military artifacts, including tanks, artillery, and aircraft.
World War Galleries : Cover the First and Second World Wars with artifacts, personal stories, and multimedia displays.
Cold War and Recent Conflicts : Focuses on post-1945 conflicts, including peacekeeping missions and the war in Afghanistan.
Canadian Experience Galleries : Four chronological galleries providing an overview of Canada’s military history from earliest times to the present day.
The Canadian War Museum houses an extensive archive that includes documents, photographs, and personal stories related to Canadian military history. It is a valuable resource for researchers and historians.
Admission: Fee-based, with discounts for seniors, students, and children. Free admission on certain days, such as Remembrance Day.
