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Bell Homestead is a Canadian national historic site. This is the home where Alexander Graham Bell lived when he invented the telephone in 1874. It has since been renovated with actual Bell family furnishings and other period pieces. Guided tours show how the Bell family would have gone about day-to-day tasks during that time and give visitors an insight into one of the most important inventions of all time. A picnic area, washrooms, giftshop and cafe are all situated on the premises.
Address: 94 Tutela Heights Road Brantford ON Canada N3T 1A1
 Send an Email  1 519 756-6220
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Built in 1785, Her Majesty’s Royal Chapel of the Mohawks is the oldest Protestant church in Ontario. It stands as a reminder of the important role played by the Loyalist Mohawks in the early settlement of Ontario. It is open from mid-May until mid-October.
Address: 301 Mohawk Street Brantford ON N3S 7V1
1 519 756-0240
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The Kanata Village combines fun with exploration and history. Guests will learn how nature teaches us to live and survive. Seasonal celebrations are offered throughout the year. Full day, half-day and overnight packages are offered. The interpretive centre teaches guests about native culture.
Address: 440 Mohawk Street Brantford Ontario Canada N3T 3C4
1 519 752-1229
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