The curated collection of cinematic short films takes you on a journey around the world as you learn about the first BMX crew in Nigeria, experience a…
Create your own avatar and learn about the important role you play in the economy. Hands-on exhibits illuminate everything from the psychology of economic expectations to the history of bank note design.
Mixed in with all the high-tech interactive exhibits are informative videos, multimedia stations and old-school displays featuring centuries' worth of economic artifacts—from shells once used as money to bank notes made from tree bark—together with their history and lore.
Housed in a totally renovated building in downtown Ottawa that re-opened in 2017, the Bank of Canada Museum is fun for people of all ages—and admission is always free!
Mixed in with all the high-tech interactive exhibits are informative videos, multimedia stations and old-school displays featuring centuries' worth of economic artifacts—from shells once used as money to bank notes made from tree bark—together with their history and lore.
Housed in a totally renovated building in downtown Ottawa that re-opened in 2017, the Bank of Canada Museum is fun for people of all ages—and admission is always free!
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Location
Bank of Canada Museum
Bank of Canada Museum
30 Bank Street
Ottawa ON K1A 0G9
Canada
Bank of Canada Museum
Bank of Canada Museum
30 Bank Street
Ottawa ON K1A 0G9
Canada
More Details
Address
30 Bank Street Ottawa
Local
Website
Email
Major credit cards accepted
Accessibility: Entry
Partial
Accessibility: Washrooms
Partial
Dates & Hours of Operation
The Bank of Canada Museum is currently closed to the public and will reopen in 2017.
Reservations (General Public)
Required
Distance to Shaw Centre (km)
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Distance to airport (km)
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Admission (regular adult price)
Free
Student Friendly
Coach Parking
Within two blocks
Group Rates Offered
Maximum Group Size
100
Student friendly web page
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