Billet d'entrée : explorez le Canada à l'échelle miniature

Firstly it’s no longer called Little Canada…but Pocket Planet Canada…so you need to change the name on your site. It’s fantastic….exquisite miniature buildings, animals, etc…so realistic..with lots of movement. I think the adults find it more amazing than the kids. Definitely worthwhile going to see. Takes about 2 hours .

So fun! We all enjoyed the experience.

We love this place and keep coming back. They have expanded by adding a artic and West coast areas since our last visit. As always, great detail and interesting selection of what is included. I just love all the animation. We spent 3+ hours and did not notice the time flying by.

Totally loved it! Very interesting to see the major cities landmarks. Definitely worth the visit.

Well-made miniature landscape with the most important cities/regions of Canada. In terms of detail/playfulness not comparable to the counterpart in Hamburg, but still a great model landscape. If you have completed a tour of Canada, you will recognize many things and memories will be awakened. We were there shortly after 10 a.m., when it was still comparatively empty. I would definitely avoid peak times, then it gets much too crowded and loud.

So much fun. So much to see and discover. Not only is there so much attention to detail in the displays but there are so many funny little touches throughout that you'll find yourself searching them out. A great way to spend the day and escape the heat and busyness of the city. Suggest going at the end of a trip when you'll be able to spot and recognize all the sights you've seen. Take your time so you can witness the day/night cycles, fireworks and aurora.

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This was an awesome find! I happened upon this place by chance and gave it a look, and it is more than worth the admission price for me. It feels steep but it’s clear to me that that money goes towards the really incredible creative work behind these dioramas. All the Easter eggs were fun to find, the attention to detail of the culture of Canada, past and present, was extraordinary, and the craftsmanship of everything from the massive world renowned landmarks to a corner store is phenomenal. Taking my time and reading the plaques, I was in here for easily two hours, maybe more (I lost track of time haha!). If you’ve got curious little ones who like to find things or like to read, this may be good for them, but otherwise kiddos might get pretty bored. Fantastic for all other ages though!

We had the best time at Little Canada! I went in with minimal expectations and was essentially looking for something family friendly to do during a rainy day, but it was so good. Admission fee isn't expensive in my opinion, and it killed 2 or 3 hours of a wet day in Toronto, keeping my four year old daughter entertained. She loved spotting the little moose amongst the exhibits. The exhibits are just so cute and fun, and have so much detail and things to spot. For example, there's an ice rink at one point and we spotted Rozanov and Hollander from Heated Rivalry on the ice 😂 You can also get turned into a miniature to be put into the display, or sent home to your house. UK postage was prohibitively expensive, so we got our daughter turned into a miniature to be placed in Downtown Toronto. Apparently they will send us a picture of her there - obviously can't review how good this will be yet. There's the usual amenities you'd expect - a gift shop and a cafe, and I'd really recommend you check this out.

For someone currently does not live in Canada, but has lived most of my life in Toronto, I never really thought much about visiting "Little Canada" when I'm in town. We were looking for something to do with my pre-teen son one very hot afternoon and he suggested this. My son went his mom a couple if years ago and really enjoyed it. He wanted to see the new exhibits as they are constantly adding new locations. All I can say is that I was very impressed. The attention to detail of the miniaturized cities / locations were amazing. It helped bring back great memories about places in Canada that I have visited in the past. It also taught me a little about other places in Canada I never seen before. Such a diverse country and it is well captured at "Little Canada". I would highly recommend this place to BOTH Canadian residents and visitors to this wonderful country. It is one place where in a few hours you can see and kinda experience many elements of Canada.

We had family from abroad visiting and finally grasped the chance to visit Little Canada at this occasion as we knew that our relative had greatly enjoyed a visit to the similar, German Miniatur-Wunderland in Hamburg. We spent roughly 3 hours taking pictures and exploring the endless details at a relaxed pace and we could have easily spent more time as there is so much to observe and discover among the various scenes from across the country. There are plenty of fun elements for kids and numerous hidden jokes and cultural and historical references for the grown-ups. The level of craftspersonship, attention to detail, and creativity is highly impressive. This is clearly a project of passion and devotion by all levels of the involved people and I highly recommend visiting Little Canada. Plus, it's such a convenient location. Simply magnificent, can't wait to see it grow further.

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