Oshawa´s Museums
Museums
The Military Vehicle Conservation Centre has over 60 military vehicles and Tanks on display, and there´s a vehicle demonstration with Tanks and Armoured vehicles in the Tank Arena. Interesting for all ages.
The Ontario Regiment (RCAC)
53 Simcoe St NThe Military Vehicle Conservation Centre has over 60 military vehicles and Tanks on display, and there´s a vehicle demonstration with Tanks and Armoured vehicles in the Tank Arena. Interesting for all ages.
This museum displays the history of the automobile in Canada and is the home of the world's most significant collection of Canadian-made cars. It can be visited Tuesday through Sunday from 10 am to 4:00 pm.
20 yerel halk öneriyor
Canadian Automotive Museum
99 Simcoe St SThis museum displays the history of the automobile in Canada and is the home of the world's most significant collection of Canadian-made cars. It can be visited Tuesday through Sunday from 10 am to 4:00 pm.
This art museum, the largest gallery in Durham Region displaying a big collection of Modern and Contemporary Canadian art., is located in Oshawa's civic centre, between City Hall and the McLaughlin Public Library. It has a Permanent Collection of more than 4000 works and four galleries with changing exhibitions.
Robert McLaughlin House
195 Simcoe St NThis art museum, the largest gallery in Durham Region displaying a big collection of Modern and Contemporary Canadian art., is located in Oshawa's civic centre, between City Hall and the McLaughlin Public Library. It has a Permanent Collection of more than 4000 works and four galleries with changing exhibitions.
The Oshawa Museum, home to a huge collection of archival materials, offers different events and exhibits for those who are interested in the Oshawa´s history. Located on the shores of Lake Ontario in Lakeview Park, it tells the story of this city from the indigenous inhabitants to the present day.
7 yerel halk öneriyor
Oshawa Museum
1450 Simcoe St SThe Oshawa Museum, home to a huge collection of archival materials, offers different events and exhibits for those who are interested in the Oshawa´s history. Located on the shores of Lake Ontario in Lakeview Park, it tells the story of this city from the indigenous inhabitants to the present day.