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Canadian Potato Museum - This museum in O’Leary, Prince Edward Island celebrates all things potato!

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Canadian Potato Museum - Don’t forget to snap a pic at the front of the building next to the world’s largest potato sculpture.

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Bata Shoe Museum - This museum is every shoe lover’s dream! It is located in Toronto and houses a collection of footwear from around the world.

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Bata Shoe Museum - It is the only museum in North America dedicated to researching, preserving, and recounting the history of shoes.

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Trekcetera Museum - For all the Trekkies, Canada has its own Star Trek Museum. Found in Drumheller, Alberta, this museum is more than 5,000 sq ft and displays authentic props, costumes, and set pieces from the popular series.

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Vulcan Tourism and Trek Station - The Trek Station in Vulcan, Alberta is a similar attraction. This welcome centre houses a fantastic assortment of mementos from 'Star Trek.'

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Vulcan Tourism and Trek Station - It is even shaped to look like a space station! Bring your camera.

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Justin Bieber Exhibit - Calling all Beliebers. The Stratford Perth Museum is honouring the famous pop star with an exhibit showcasing the singer’s life and career with various pieces of memorabilia.

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Justin Bieber Exhibit - This exhibit will be on display until the end of 2018.

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Niagara Apothecary - This pharmacy museum is a stunning replica of an actual apothecary that operated in Niagara-on-the-Lake between 1820 and 1964.

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Gopher Hole Museum - Found in Torrington, Alberta, this museum is actually a taxidermy museum featuring tons of gophers all dressed up in various outfits, in different scenes.

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Gopher Hole Museum - If you’re looking for quirky, this museum is a must-visit!

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Sardine Museum - A curious community museum in Grand Manan Island, New Brunswick is The Sardine Museum and Herring Hall of Fame. Check out the colourful wall of sardine cans and don’t miss the large replica located outside of the building.

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Canadian Clock Museum - The country’s only clock museum is in Deep River, Ontario. It showcases the heritage of Canada's clock manufacturers and sellers from the early 1800s to today.

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Dionne Quints Museum - Born near Callander, Ontario in 1984, the identical Dionne quintuplets were the first ever quintuplets known to have survived babyhood.

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Dionne Quints Museum - When news of their miraculous birth spread, they quickly became a popular tourist attraction.

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Dionne Quints Museum - A museum dedicated to the girls was created in the home where they were born, but has recently relocated to North Bay, Ontario and is expected to reopen sometime in the spring of 2018.

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Niagara Daredevil Exhibit - Located in Niagara’s Imax Theatre, this exhibit houses the barrels that survived going over the falls with people inside.

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Vancouver Police Museum - While a law enforcement museum does not sound all that strange, once you see what is inside this building, things to start to get weird.

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Vancouver Police Museum - The Vancouver Police Museum displays skin samples, confiscated firearms and weapons, counterfeit currency, and even a morgue with an autopsy table!

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Telephone Historical Centre - The history of the telephone can be found at this museum in Edmonton, Alberta. Interact with the large collection of telephones from as far back as 1878.

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Accordion Museum - In Montmagny, Quebec, you will find the Accordion Museum dedicated to none other than—you guessed it—the accordion.

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Corkscrew Inn Wine Museum - We’ve heard of of the devoted wine lover but the corkscrew lover? This oddball museum houses an assemblage of the wine opening device for those who happen to be fascinated by the contraption.

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Chocolate Museum - The Chocolate Museum in St. Stephen, New Brunswick is set up in an old candy factory and takes visitors through the process of chocolate making. Bring your sweet tooth because at this museum you will get a chance to taste the delicious treat.

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Ripley's Believe It Or Not! - You’re bound to find all kinds of bizarre oddities on display at this Niagara, ON museum, such as shrunken human heads and freaky animal skeletons.

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Canadian Canoe Museum - See more than 600 kayaks and canoes at this museum that is currently relocating to Peterborough, Ontario.

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Canadian Tractor Museum - Considering tractors are such a large part of Canada’s agricultural history, it might not seem all that uncommon out west, but perhaps for the rest of Canada this museum could seem like a peculiarity. It showcases more than 100 vintage tractors in a 20,000 sq ft facility in Westlock, Alberta.

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The Anne Murray Centre - If you’re a fan of the Canadian songstress, then this is the museum for you. Located in her hometown of Springhill, Nova Scotia, the centre has a compilation of videos, awards, and instruments from the successful musician.

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The Anne Murray Centre - You can even record your own duet with Murray in an mini-recording studio!

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