I love this place because it brings me back to the old days and makes me appreciate what we have now a days that makes life a easier. The reason why it reminds me of the past is because back in the 80's i went on a few class trips there and it was fun, so I have great memories. Great learning experiences.

That's incredible place to know how was the Canada in the past. All the houses are real from the past, they just moved the houses to the village. Some houses were constructed at the village in the past. Don't forget to try the beer. It taste amazing.

A little gem in North York (now accessible by subway), we've found it to be a very good way to spend a few hours while learning about how life was around 1850. Very educational for kids (and not only)!Many interesting things to see, from a Mason lounge to the Mill which is quite a nice piece of engineering.Kudos to the volunteers that are spending their time explaining and showing many of the village's features: the Printing House, Weaver, the Doctor's house... there is something for anyone.As a suggestion, we would've liked to see more animals such as: horses, cows and pigs.The only negative note - which doesn't have anything to do with the Village - is the fact that it's situated exactly under the landing flight path for the Pearson Airport. There is a plane flying by every few minutes.In spite of that, I strongly recommend the place for a relaxing few hours and a bit of history.

Great peaceful place with staff who love to share the historic tales of a simpler time. Live animals that get great love and care, all around amazing attraction. Well worth the free after 2 on Tuesday.