So just an important FYI, the museum is as morbid as you'd expect from a shipwreck museum…read more Other than that holy cow was it very informative and interesting. Also really eye opening, like I had no clue about any of the stuff. Also the bell from the Fitzgerald was really neat to see.

Well worth our time and the price of admission. I had no idea there had been so many shipwrecks on…read morethe Great Lakes. As a diver, I am really jealous of the guys who are exploring these wrecks for the first time and bringing back significant pieces from history - especially ships' bells. The story of the Alberta sinking the John M. Osborn was especially captivating. It was the 4th ship the Alberta had sunk in a month! "The ALBERTA carries Her Majesty's mail. Other boats must get out of her way." - Captain Anderson of the Alberta.

Definitely a cool ship to go visit. They even offer kennels outside for dogs in case you walked…read moreover. It's nice that parking is free. Most places it isn't.

Wow, just wow. Not just a museum full to the brim of interesting photos and artifacts with…read moreexplanations, not just an aquarium with lake fish, but also the most incredible housing for a collection (the ship itself). Highly recommend!

Amazing place Lots of details about the planes…read more They also have a fire fighting simulation as well. An Insects exhibit is also there

Great little museum. All ages. Something for the children as well as adults. Interesting. Displays,…read morefilms, interactive exhibits and LOTS of planes. You can even go into some of them. Terrific video of the difficult and dangerous work these people do. The insectarium has some amazing critters. The enthusiasm, friendliness, knowledge, and general likability of the staff is incredible. Personalized visit.

Great place to learn some history of Sault Ste Marie. Spectacular views from the top. Option to…read morewalk up to the top or use the elevator. Nice clean bathrooms. Also, we were able to get combination discounted tickets to see Museum Ship Valley Camp and Tower of History tickets.

Great view from the top. You can also buy the ship tour tickets here as well as a combo discounted…read moreprice.

97https://www.yelp.ca/writeareview/biz/l01IwEcBT2cqdzBneR0uAA?return_url=https%3A%2F%2Fm.yelp.ca%2Fb…read morez%2Fsault-ste-marie-museum-sault-ste-marie&review_origin=mobile-site-biz-details-action-button. Our tax money is well spent. The museum provides a housing for the public to view the historical artifacts and literature documenting the history and development of our city. They provide educational pursuits of interest to the public; gardening, painting crafts and they participate in other organized events created by the other organizations.

Really great museum, which was originally a Post Office build in the early 1900s. Has displays that…read moreshows primarily the sporting, shipping and native history of the Soo. A real bonus is the huge photography exhibit on the first floor, so the museum is a must-visit for photography or graphics students or just aficionados. You should be able to knock this out in about an hour to an hour and a half, so it won't take much time out of your travel itinerary.

Will check your bags for weapons or anything potentially bad…read more One large boat from Montreal Canada slowly made its way through. The other boys on the other side moved much slower. One out and another two Soo Lock tour boats headed out the other end. Cool to watch the lock gates open and close and watch the water line rise against the concrete wall.

Great viewing deck that's sheltered from the elements…read more There are two levels to watch, which gave enough space so there wasn't crowding. There is a schedule in the visitors center that shows what came through, as well as what's coming up...ex: ship____at 2pm. It's definitely worth a stop and look.

Most Eastern point of Lake Superior. Sadly LH was closed to visitors today. Great views of lake…read moreand easy walkway near.

Beautiful free, stop along scenic. There's 72 steps to the top of the light was closed today, but…read morethe lighthouse was open. Declined the 72 steps and got the beautiful view. If you're driving by you must stop.

Wonderful information and exhibit but if you ask a question be prepared to get chewed out and…read moredegraded by the staff.

Super cute maritime museum! Great volunteer showed us around. Loved the room upstairs with all the…read moreold boat motors!

This is a great little museum full of local artifacts, with a friendly staff…read more They're seasonally open, so be sure to stop in during the summer months.