Fort Rodd Hill Park is great fun for kids and adults alike. Pinic in a
park
like setting of Garry oaks, Douglas-firs and warm sunny meadows.
Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.
Nova Scotia Canada - Visit the Fortress of
Louisbourg the largest
reconstructed 18th-century French fortified town in North America.
The earliest known European settlement in
the New World. Exhibits highlight the Viking
lifestyle, artifacts, and the archaeological
discovery. In 1960 the ruins of a Norse settlement
was discovered in the L'Anse aux Meadows in Newfoundland (Vinland) and have been
confirmed by scholars that it is indeed a Norse settlement from the early 11th century.
Today, L’Anse aux Meadows is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as well as a Canadian
National Historic Site with a museum and reconstructed Norse settlements.
This massive, star-shaped, masonry fortification
took 28 years to build.
An excellent example of a 19th-century bastion fortification.
Today, the Citadel is operated by Parks Canada and is recognized
as one of the most important historic sites in Canada.
Fort Rodd Hill Park, Vancouver Island, BC,
Canada
Hatley Park is Canada's largest and most diverse National Historic Site.
This 565 acre Edwardian estate is nestled on the Southern tip of
Vancouver Island, just 25 minutes from downtown Victoria.
Built by wealthy coal baron, Robert Dunsmuir, Craigdarroch Castle is a
stunning example of the finest architecture, materials and craftsmanship
available in the Victorian era. - Victoria, BC, Canada.
Fifty-five acres of wonderful floral display, spanning over 100 years,
and
delighting visitors from all over the world. Designated in 2004 as a National
Historic Site of Canada. Greater Victoria, Vancouver Island BC Canada.
Ancient settlement occupied 4,000 to 9,000 years ago by ancestors of the
Sto:lo natives. Officially designated as a National Historic Site in July
of 1992.
Fort Edmonton Park is a living history
park that traces the growth and development
of Edmonton through four historical periods, Edmonton Alberta Canada.
A massive fortification along with installations, Churchill, Manitoba,
Canada.
The only remaining fortified city in North America. The Fortifications
of Québec
National Historic Site tells the tale of over three centuries of Québec's
military past