Canadian Children's Museum is hands-on that allows children of all ages to learn through active play. The museum is one of the most attractive and famous areas since its opening in 1989. Start your visit with a children's museum pass, so that little ones can collect stamps while visiting all over the world. This museum allows children to see how people live in Canada and other countries. In this museum, children and their parents can also tour an international village and visit homes from regions such as India, Indonesia and Mexico. In each home, visitors will find handicrafts such as clothes and toys related to this home's specific place in the world, and in the colorful International Village, children can then explore a desert pyramid, stroll through a bustling market, and help unload a cargo ship in a busy port. Besides, children can also crawl into a cozy log cabin and watch how the inhabitants of the icy northern regions of Canada live .