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Historic Sites in Canada

National historic sites, forts, heritage buildings and living history villages.

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Parks & Nature 4682 Museums 465 Art Galleries 83 Historic Sites 50 Landmarks & Towers 201 Zoos & Aquariums 37 Gardens 20 Beaches 1634 Waterfalls 1877 Theme & Water Parks 25 Ski & Winter 1 Lighthouses 444 Caves & Caverns 93 Churches & Cathedrals 52

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Fort Charlesbourg Royal

Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures, QC 1.3 hr

Fort and National Historic Site in Quebec City, Canada

Historic Sites

Georges Island

Halifax, NS 1.3 hr

Island in Halifax Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada

Historic Sites

Fort Richelieu

Sorel-Tracy, QC 1.3 hr

Building in Quebec, Canada

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Fort Longueuil

Longueuil, QC 1.3 hr

Building in Quebec, Canada

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Fort Fork

Peace River, AB 1.3 hr

Historic site in Alberta, Canada

Historic Sites

Fort Ingall

Témiscouata-Sur-Le-Lac 1.3 hr

Building in Quebec, Canada

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Inuksuk Point

Nunavut 1.3 hr

Historic site in Nunavut, Canada

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Fort Témiscamingue

Duhamel-Ouest 1.3 hr

National Historic Site in Duhamel-Ouest, Quebec, Canada

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Fort Boishebert

Westfield Parish 1.3 hr

Historic French-built fort at Woodmans Point, New Brunswick, Canada

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Lévis Forts

Lévis, QC 1.3 hr

Building in Quebec, Canada

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Xá:ytem

Mission, BC 1.3 hr

Historic site in British Columbia, Canada

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Fort Norfolk

Norfolk County, ON 1.3 hr

Fort in Ontario

Historic Sites

Fort Crevier

Pierreville 1.3 hr

French fort in Quebec, Canada

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Common questions

Where can I find historic sites in Canada?

This page lists every one currently known to us, nationally. Narrow it to a province or a city with the filters, or sort by name to browse alphabetically instead of by how well known each one is.

How long should I allow for a visit?

Allow around 75 minutes for a visit. Where a place publishes its own guidance the listing shows that instead, and the estimate is there so a day can be planned around it.

Are any of these free to visit?

Many are. Filter by Free to see only those with no admission charge. Where a source says nothing about admission, the place is not marked free rather than assumed to be.