14 March break travel ideas for kids who love science

Destinations that offer recreation, relaxation and a bit of learning along the way

Spring break travel options are as diverse as Canada’s landscape and climates. Choosing a destination that offers both recreation, relaxation and a bit of learning along the way can make for an incredible – and unique – experience for the whole family.

Habitat 67 in Montreal is an example of unique architectural design and the original model for it was created using Lego blocks. Visitors to Kejimkujik National Park in Nova Scotia can learn about the importance of astronomy in Mi’kmaq culture at the province’s only dark-sky preserve.Visitors to Ottawa can explore the Canada Aviation and Space Museum and check out the first

Visit beaches in Tofino, B.C., and watch surfers catch a wave, or watch a storm come in over the ocean.

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