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Little Canada was even better than I expected. We enjoyed the representations of Canada in miniature. The accurate details and movements are wonderful. Some are easily spotted, such as the Rogers Centre dome that opens and closes, and the trains that run along tracks. Keep your eyes on the details, or you might miss the chickens pecking in the farmyard or the tide that comes in and out at the Bay of Fundy.
Currently, Little Canada goes from Eastern Canada through Hamilton and Niagara Falls. Signs say that Western Canada is coming in 2024, and in the workshops, I spotted Northwest Territories under construction.
We spent about 1.5 hours. We admired all of miniature Canada, and stopped at the desk for a brief demonstration of how things work.
Currently, Little Canada goes from Eastern Canada through Hamilton and Niagara Falls. Signs say that Western Canada is coming in 2024, and in the workshops, I spotted Northwest Territories under construction.
We spent about 1.5 hours. We admired all of miniature Canada, and stopped at the desk for a brief demonstration of how things work.
Do yourself a favour and visit the little Canada, especially if you can't think of anything better to do in the winters.
You can easily spend 2 hours here if you are interested in the world of model creations. The scale models of everything we love about Canada is right here.
My kid loved the model trains running through all the 6 exhibits the most and we loved the night exhibits at the Ottawa parliament house. I could easily spend 3 hours here admiring the level of details they put into each and every exhibit.
You can easily spend 2 hours here if you are interested in the world of model creations. The scale models of everything we love about Canada is right here.
My kid loved the model trains running through all the 6 exhibits the most and we loved the night exhibits at the Ottawa parliament house. I could easily spend 3 hours here admiring the level of details they put into each and every exhibit.
Little Canada is an extraordinary experience that's truly one-of-a-kind. The attention to detail and craftsmanship in recreating miniature versions of iconic Canadian scenes is remarkable. It's a captivating journey through Canada's diverse landscapes and cultures. The staff are knowledgeable and enthusiastic, making the visit even more enjoyable. This is a must-see attraction that will leave you in awe of the beauty and diversity of Canada. Don't miss it!
After hearing a lot about this place, I had to check it out for myself. My expectations were quite high, and I'm happy to say they were met. This is a must-visit spot for everyone. I was genuinely impressed by the dedication and effort put into it. It's a fantastic place to explore, enjoyable for both kids and adults. The pictures don't do justice to the real experience – you have to see it in person. Don't miss out on this unique experience!
A must visit place for all the age groups 2 and above.
The detailing and hard work is beyond imagination. Each city in different seasons in day and night views are beyond spectacular. And scavenger hunt for Maurice the moose keeps you engaged all throughout.
Staff is extremely friendly and warm and you can also see the artists in action making the miniatures while they interest you with fun facts n processes.
This place will easily take 1.5 to 2 hours of your time and might still leave you for wanting more. I am definitely planning my next visit for their upcoming cities.
The detailing and hard work is beyond imagination. Each city in different seasons in day and night views are beyond spectacular. And scavenger hunt for Maurice the moose keeps you engaged all throughout.
Staff is extremely friendly and warm and you can also see the artists in action making the miniatures while they interest you with fun facts n processes.
This place will easily take 1.5 to 2 hours of your time and might still leave you for wanting more. I am definitely planning my next visit for their upcoming cities.
The staff is all incredible and obviously love their jobs there. It was a wonderful way to spend the afternoon. We spent about 2.5 hours there, but I was moving very slowly through the exhibits. It is all very detailed and interesting. It's also nice and quiet there, occasional kids running around a bit but there were no large crowds when we went. It's a fun way to see more details of Canada during our short trip here. I cannot recommend this place enough.
One of the coolest places we visited on our trip to Toronto, and one of the coolest places I’ve ever been to in general.
This place is a must stop if you’re visiting Toronto or even if you’re a local. I overheard a staff member telling someone it’s about 90 minutes, but my girlfriend and I took a good 2 and a half hours here as we explored all the details of these incredible displays and works of art.
The level of detail on all the displays is insane. Everything is created with what seems to be painstakingly good detailing, expertly crafted, and placed perfectly. From every single little figure having detailed clothing, to every single car on the congested highways having proper headlights and brake lights. Little details of car crashes or cool little Easter egg interesting people doing some interesting thing are littered all over, only adding to the insane level of detail this place has. Everyone who worked in this truly cared and it shows in their work.
The staff are incredibly friendly and are genuinely excited about the displays and their details. Happy to share cool things you might not see (trust me there’s so much detail it’s impossible to post every little nook and cranny the displays have) and overall just incredibly happy positive people who seem to love where they work, only adding to its excellence.
They currently have several displays up after over a decade of working, and plan to have a handful more compete to finish off all of Canada in around 6 years (it’s more than worth it now already trust me). I will absolutely one day come back to see the rest and would be insanely happy to give them more business.
Cannot recommend this destination enough as a must see for someone in Toronto. Will be telling everyone I know who’s planning a trip to Toronto to go here.
This place is a must stop if you’re visiting Toronto or even if you’re a local. I overheard a staff member telling someone it’s about 90 minutes, but my girlfriend and I took a good 2 and a half hours here as we explored all the details of these incredible displays and works of art.
The level of detail on all the displays is insane. Everything is created with what seems to be painstakingly good detailing, expertly crafted, and placed perfectly. From every single little figure having detailed clothing, to every single car on the congested highways having proper headlights and brake lights. Little details of car crashes or cool little Easter egg interesting people doing some interesting thing are littered all over, only adding to the insane level of detail this place has. Everyone who worked in this truly cared and it shows in their work.
The staff are incredibly friendly and are genuinely excited about the displays and their details. Happy to share cool things you might not see (trust me there’s so much detail it’s impossible to post every little nook and cranny the displays have) and overall just incredibly happy positive people who seem to love where they work, only adding to its excellence.
They currently have several displays up after over a decade of working, and plan to have a handful more compete to finish off all of Canada in around 6 years (it’s more than worth it now already trust me). I will absolutely one day come back to see the rest and would be insanely happy to give them more business.
Cannot recommend this destination enough as a must see for someone in Toronto. Will be telling everyone I know who’s planning a trip to Toronto to go here.
