Burnaby Village Museum

Wonderful place to visit. Extremely well maintained museum. If you have kids is an fun way to take them back in time. It has a really old Vic be to it. Every season has its own charm. Summer has beautiful flower and veggie patches. Halloween decorations are fun and best are winter lights. This cool place is free to visit during a certain period. Best attractions are the Tram and Carousel 🎠. Intricately hand crafted carousel is a wonder to watch and enjoy. Ample parking space available. Obviously busy on weekends but is worth going at least once in every season. Highly recommended
Chitra Apte - 3 months ago

A great place to go on weekends, free admission, spacious and interesting architecture with lots of history. Great for young families. Everything was well kept, clean and manicured. The staff there were friendly and actively made conversation and offered demonstrations for visitors. Would even better if there were more parking and food options. Only have a handful of parking at the centre, so you may have to look for residential street parking. Only one cafe there with a very simple menu of hotdogs, coffee and pastries.
Will W - 4 months ago

Pretty nice experience. Staff were very knowledgeable, and there was a good remake of the town shops and heritage. The circus area was pretty fun too! Will strongly recommend a visit. Expect more than 4 hrs to finish everything.
Jason Foo - 3 months ago

This Musium is a perfect place to spend a family time and have fun for all ages. Although most of the buildings are replica of the real buildings, but they perfectly shows that part of the history. Walkways and roads are nicely maintained and gardened with fabulous flowers. Carousel with organ music could be amusing for youngsters and nostalgic for older ones! Admission was free and so parking did. I recomend to allocate at least 2 hours for your visit. There was a gift shop next to the carousel. Not much options for food though.
Mehrdad Arastoo - 4 months ago

Highly recommend, especially if you are interested in Canadian history. Loved all the details and antiques throughout each building. The movie theatre was even playing a silent film. Staff and volunteers were very friendly and knowledgeable. With free admission, you can’t go wrong. I can’t believe it was free, we would have paid. Spent a few hours here and only spent $10, two rides on the carousel and a couple drinks from the gift shop.
Stacey Sullivan - 6 months ago

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