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Don’t skip the little gift shop at the end – they have unique souvenirs that you won't find anywhere else in the city. I found a beautiful print of the stained glass windows that I absolutely love!

If you want to escape the crowds, visit on a weekday morning right when it opens at 9:00 AM. I had the place almost to myself and the peace was surreal!

i suggest checking out the special exhibits; they often have unique events. you can spend hours getting lost in them, so plan accordingly

Don't miss the Grand Hall; it's a killer spot for photos! Get there early in the day when it’s less crowded for the best shots.

Consider bringing your lunch. The café can be pricey and gets busy around noon. There are picnic spots outside if the weather's nice!

Try to visit on a Wednesday if you can. They often have reduced admission rates, plus it's usually less crowded than on weekends.

On weekends, the museum can get pretty crowded, so aim to visit early, around 9 AM. You’ll have more space to enjoy everything without feeling rushed

the cafe inside is a bit pricey, so consider bringing a snack. i found a lovely little picnic spot outside by the river!

If you're into photography the view of Parliament Hill from the museum is stunning especially around sunset. Don't miss it!

If you can, go on a weekday morning. It’s way less crowded and you'll have time to really soak in the sights and smells of the market without feeling rushed.

If you're a foodie, bring a reusable shopping bag because there’s tons of delicious local produce and snacks that you’ll want to buy!

Check out the local vendors for unique souvenirs. I got a nice handmade pot that was cheaper than the tourist shops! Don't miss the artisanal cheese stalls.

Grab a coffee and a pastry at one of the bakeries, then find a nice spot to sit and enjoy the vibe. It’s a great way to take a break and people-watch.