Royal Canadian Mint
About Royal Canadian Mint
If you want to take the kids on a tour with a difference, head to the Royal Canadian Mint's headquarters! These headquarters were founded all the way back in 1908, and this historic building can be found right in the heart of Ottawa! The Royal Canadian Mint not only creates those coins that you use in everyday life, but also those commemorative coins, gold bullion coins, and medals that are released for special occasions!
When you visit, the family can participate in an interactive, guided tour that takes you around historic and informative displays, and even gives you a behind-the-scene look at hose the Royal Canadian Mint operates!
Kids can learn how the coins are made, and you can even see the Vancouver 2010 athlete medals up close. You never know - it may inspire kids to try and be a future Olympic gold medallist!
Did you know that the LARGEST coin every produced is the Million Dollar Coin? There's no better place to learn about it! The tour will also allow you to hold a solid gold bar that's world OVER $750,000. Pretty amazing!
Don't miss some special events that the mint holds across the year, from family events, to meeting the artists and celebrating the holidays!
So why not take a tour with a difference at the Royal Canadian Mint - a priceless family day out!
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Suggest editHow much does it cost?
Suggest editAdults $10
Children $6.50
Free Under 4 years
Last Update 2023
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Royal Canadian Mint FAQ’s
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Royal Canadian Mint?
They do have vending machines set up outside during the warmer months.
Any top tips when visiting?
Call the Royal Canadian Mint before you set out on your journey, to make sure it is open - they try our best to keep information on the website up to date, but it is always worth checking before you leave.
Does Royal Canadian Mint have a gift shop?
The boutique offers a wide variety of collector coins, jewelry and the perfect gift for anyone.
Teachers corner
They offer group rates, so why not bring the students along for a historic and fascinating learning experience!
Does Royal Canadian Mint have healthy eating or Vegan options?
There are plenty of places in the city to grab something before or after your visit!
Is Royal Canadian Mint fully accessible?
They offer guided tours in both English and French. Tour, boutique and washroom are all wheelchair accessible.
Any additonal information?
It's worth booking your 45 minute tour before you arrive to ensure your spot!
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