Canadian War Museum

Not far from the National Gallery is the Canadian War Museum. It is the largest museum of its kind, featuring all the military companies Canada has participated in. The expositions of the museum are built in such a way that visitors can trace the history of the country’s development from the very first conflicts with the indigenous population to the modern fight against terrorism.

A separate exhibition is dedicated to the heroes of the country who took part in international conflicts. Another exhibition is entirely devoted to military equipment and weapons. On the territory of the museum there is an unusual souvenir shop, where you are unlikely to buy a protective suit of an infantryman, but you will choose a thematic souvenir to your liking.