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Museum of Agriculture and Food
What to see and Do
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Have a close-up encounters with your favorite farm animals, including aplacas, chickens, goats, horses, and more.
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Explore the history of tractors—the most essential tool on the farm—and view models from all different time periods
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Hitch a ride on a horse-drawn Tally-Ho wagon
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Enjoy great array of daily demonstrations. Whether it is bread-making, cow-milking, or building crafts with children, there is always something new to experience at the museum!
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Explore fascinating exhibitions
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At the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum there are many scenic areas where you can walk around or relax with a picnic lunch. Come enjoy life on the farm for a day—you are sure to leave with lots of great memories!
About the Museum
Did you know that Ottawa is the only capital city in the world with a working farm at its heart? Stop by the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum to discover yet another way Ottawa is a unique, green city.
Located at the Central Experimental Farm across from the Rideau Canal, this museum offers a rural retreat from city life with the chance to enjoy all the sights and sounds of a true farm!
Admission
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Families of 3 (Max 2 adults) $38.42
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Families of 4 (Max 2 adults) $38.42
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Families of 5 (Max 2 adults) $38.42
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Families of 6 (Max 2 adults) $38.42
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Adults - (18+) $13.84
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Students - (18+ with ID) $11.58
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Seniors (60+) $11.58
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Children 3 to 17 $11.58
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Children under 2 Free
How to visit:
Address:
901 Prince of Wales Dr, Ottawa
Telephone: (613) 991-3044
Visiting Hours
The Canada Agriculture and Food Museum is open year-round but varies its hours seasonally.
Hours of operation are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Season Hours
February 24 to October 31 open daily
November 1 to February 23 closed Mondays and Tuesdays
open on statutory holidays, except December 25
open on Monday, February 15 for Family Day