Eureka! The National Children's Museum in Halifax redefines the concept of learning through play, offering a vibrant wonderland where young minds can explore, discover, and grow. With interactive exhibits designed for ages 0-11, this hands-on museum covers a wide range of subjects, from physics to human biology, all presented in an engaging and accessible format. Whether you're navigating the dedi... »
Nestled in the heart of Surrey, British Columbia, Bose Farms Corn Maze has been captivating visitors since 1999 with its annually redesigned labyrinth, often featuring themes that celebrate local organizations. This family-run attraction, rooted in a farm dating back to 1891, offers more than just a maze; it's an interactive experience where problem-solving meets agricultural adventure, complete w... »
Bose Forest Park, a hidden gem in Surrey, seamlessly blends natural beauty with historical significance, offering visitors a captivating journey through time and nature. The park's network of trails winds through a diverse ecosystem of native flora, where towering evergreens and vibrant wildflowers create a tranquil atmosphere far removed from urban life. History buffs will appreciate the preserve... »
Borden Park in Edmonton captivates visitors with its meticulously curated flower gardens, well-maintained sports facilities, and inclusive design that caters to all abilities. This urban oasis seamlessly blends natural beauty with recreational amenities, offering a tranquil escape where families can enjoy diverse play areas and picnic spots amidst leafy surroundings. Beyond its seasonal charm and ... »
Boréalis, a former filtration plant turned museum, offers an immersive journey into Canada's pulp and paper industry from 1899 to 2000, bringing to life the human stories and technological advancements that shaped Trois-Rivières' industrial heritage. Visitors can engage with interactive exhibitions, participate in hands-on paper-making activities, and explore the social history of the industry, al... »
