Experts' Choice Award Buffalo Nations Museum
What the experts agree on
This historic museum showcases First Nations artifacts and life through immersive exhibits, including a replica fur trading fort and decorated teepee that bring Plains Indigenous cultures—particularly Cree, Blackfoot, and Blood peoples—to life.
“A replica of a fur trading fort of the period, this log-built structure displays native artefacts and life-size slide shows depicting facets of life of the First Nations in the Plains.”
– Michelin Guide
U.S. News & World Report12.0
"Having opened in 1952, the Buffalo Nations Luxton Museum has dedicated more than 50 years to educating visitors about the contributions made by native people in the area. Brace yourself..." Full review
Fodor's "This museum is one of Alberta's oldest...displays Indigenous artifacts, hunting equipment, ornamental regalia, and arts and crafts. There's also a decorated teepee to explore." Full review
National Geographic
