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All children's museums to visit in British Columbia

Spark curiosity and creativity at 4 children's museums in British Columbia. These interactive museums offer fun and educational experiences for kids of all ages..

Are you looking for the best places for kids to learn and play? Here are the top children's British Columbia

  1. Science World1

    Science World

     Vancouver
    Science World at Telus World of Science is a non-profit science museum located in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. It is situated at the end of False Creek and features several permanent as well as temporary exhibitions. The museum is dedicated to making science and technology accessible and exciting for everyone, especially the youth.
     4.4
    Science & Technology Science
  3. H. R. Macmillan Space Centre2

    H. R. Macmillan Space Centre

     Vancouver
    The H.R. MacMillan Space Centre is an astronomy museum situated in the scenic Vanier Park in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. It offers a unique opportunity for visitors to explore the wonders of space and astronomy through its various exhibits and demonstrations.
     4.4
    Science & Technology Science
  4. Vancouver Maritime Museum3

    Vancouver Maritime Museum

     Vancouver
    The Vancouver Maritime Museum is a unique institution that is dedicated to showcasing the maritime history of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, and the Canadian Arctic. It provides a comprehensive view of the region's maritime past, making it an interesting destination for those interested in history and maritime affairs.
     4.0
    Science & Technology ScienceHistory & Anthropology History
  5. Westbank Museum4

    Westbank Museum

     West Kelowna
    The Westbank Museum is dedicated to sharing the historical stories and artifacts of the settler population. Learn about the importance of the Okanagan Fur Brigade trail to the area's earliest European exploration. Visit our fur trader's cabin and see what settler life was like. Kids can come dig in
    History & Anthropology History