Top Things to do in Central London
Top 6 Museums in Central London, Canada
You’ll see double-decker buses and even the River Thames, but while London, Ontario, has clearly been inspired by its British namesake, this is a distinctly Canadian destination. Attractions like Fanshawe Pioneer Village, Banting House and Eldon House will captivate history buffs. Or indulge your, shall we say, slightly less cerebral side with a tour of the Labatt Brewery.
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1. Eldon House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 134 reviews
Built in 1834, the oldest surviving home in London contains heirlooms and furnishings that belonged to the original owners, Captain John and Amelia Harris. ***During COVID-19 the interior of Eldon House will be open by appointment only during the listed hours. Our summer tea program is unavailable in 2020.
Reviewed By hrhmed - Toronto, Canada
we visited this house and what a surprise! I love history and this house delivers. furnitures, decor, kitchen, wallpaper, bedroom and the guides are very informative that even my son who hates sightseeing got interested with the house history and ask a lot of questions.... they have construction but you can still go inside the house. They also have high tea with staff dressed in old servants uniform... Highly recommend to visit and admission is donation to hep with the upkeep of this house.
2. Jonathon Bancroft-Snell Gallery
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4.5 based on 55 reviews
3. Michael Gibson Gallery
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4.5 based on 7 reviews
Established in 1984, Michael Gibson Gallery has earned a nation-wide reputation specializing in selling / buying contemporary Canadian, historical and international art. The gallery promotes the artwork of the very best emerging and established regional and national artists.
4. The Arts Project
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4.0 based on 22 reviews
