The London Children's Museum provides children and their grown-ups with extraordinary hands-on learning experiences in a distinctly child-centred environment. Part of the community for 40 years, London Children’s Museum is where more than 80,000 children and their families visit each year to dream and play, and gather to learn and grow.

Exhibits and stimulating learning experiences allow children to explore history and heritage. They also encourage children to investigate the complexities of science and social relationships, and celebrate the beauty in art and culture. London Children’s Museum helps children indulge their curiosity and play their way to a life of innovation and creative discovery.

We would like to acknowledge the treaty territory of the Anishinaabeg, which is defined within the pre-confederation treaty known as - The London Township Treaty of 1796. Throughout time, this region has also become the current home to the Haudenosaunee and Lenni-Lenape Nations.