Especially if you have never been to the island and want to get a feel for the island history. Good location within walking distance to shops and waterfront and historical information is given by actors dressed as historical characters.

This is the reason Canada exists; well-done, good staff...Visit the confederation chambers as they existed in 1864

There is something here for everyone to like - the introductory film is quite good, and the wait for the next showing is not very long. The historic rooms on the second floor are very well done and are fascinating. The staff seems both willing and able to answer questions from visitors, no matter how elementary or arcane. And the... More

There is a ton of past and current history with a visit to the Province House National Historic Site of Canada. There is a great introductory film clip covering the beginnings of the Canadian nation. You then get to view the actual rooms where meetings were held with the representatives from the various Canadian provinces in 1864. You also see... More

I like learning so this place was nifty to check out the history. The accompanying video was a bit cheesy, but provided a good back story to the purpose for the site.

The story of confederation from the site where it all took place to the uninvited guests that made Canada unite into the dominion. Short 17 minute presentation and ablility to see the rooms where the houses sat to deliberate. Very inspiring!

The location is right downtown, lots of pay parking about.. They have a movie.. which you should watch.. makes one proud to be Canadian.. lovely old building.. lots of history here..

I really enjoyed the movie... Good explanations about our story.. It's a short visit, good for children and nice to see old pictures and things from 100 years ago!!!

I give this a 4 only because the building is very plain, but inside the chambers are nicely appointed, and the peoople are informative and friendly. Being "American" I never wondered why Canada is, and about our similarities and differences. The history in this building explains it and stimulated my brain