I loved our experience at the Luxton museum. Even though the museum is a bit dated, the information is still very interesting. Loved showing my family from Australia all the taxidermy animals! We were even treated to a private show of a First nations instrument (looks like a bow & arrow and sounds a little bit like a Didgeridoo) Very... More

Unfortunately the artifacts are not as we'll-documented as they could be, and become repetitive. The building is interesting, and I enjoyed spending 30 minutes her, but the $10 would have been better spent at the Whyte.

Visited on our last day, while waiting for the shuttle. Very nice exhibits of the various indiginous tribes in the area. Worth an hour or two.

First off we had a coupon for 2 for 1 which is basically the only reason we stopped here. How pleasantly surprised we were. For $10 I learned so much. There were more exhibits then I thought when judging by the outside. We also bought a few things from the gift shop which had lots to choose from.

We had a lovely few hours here. Theres a lot to take in and a lot you can learn. The displays were well thought out and informative. I'd recommend if you had couple of hours free to go here.

The exhibits were interesting but few in number considering the $10 entrance fee. It felt as if the whole museum needed an update. For children there were no interactive displays and little to hold their enthusiasm.

The place has the external appearance of a fort, which seems incongruous given its content. I knew little or nothing about the First Nations so I found this informative. Exit thorough the gift shop...

We are from the UK and what we knew about 'Indians' was learnt from Westerns. We both found the museum really interesting learning about the First Nations People's and their history. It was great to see the pictures and artefacts bringing the people and stories to life. It's a shame the building is dilapidated and obviously in need of renovation.

The fort was well worth the entrance fee...a well presented history of the First Nation lifestyle...lots of authentic artefacts