Mennonite Heritage Village Museum
Mennonite Heritage Village Museum
4.5
De 9:00 a 17:00
Martes
9:00 - 17:00
Miércoles
9:00 - 17:00
Jueves
9:00 - 17:00
Viernes
9:00 - 17:00
Sábado
9:00 - 17:00
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Lexi S
67 aportes
ene de 2025 • Amigos
My friend just realized that they were Mennonite so we decided we should learn more about Mennonite culture, what a perfect place to go to then Mennonite village. Everyone who works there performs at an educational level to insight, inspire the visitor about the history and migration of Mennonites to this area, they have a beautiful windmill there, which is great for doing selfies, it was busy the day we were there so we did not take photos. There is a great restaurant. I think the best snack there is the rhubarb pie, but there’s lots on the menu, even for the picking at heart. thank you to the wonderful employees for your kindness and going above and beyond
Escrita el 20 de enero de 2025
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Gene R J
Silver Spring, MD10.866 aportes
ago de 2024 • Pareja
Having exposure to OH & PA Dutch/Swiss Mennonite communities, we looked forward to visiting this heritage village. After paying C$12 each for 2 seniors, we saw the excellent museum with exhibits, photos and detailed descriptions of the 16th C Mennonite migration from Ukraine to the Americas.
The weather was perfect to walk the 300m Main Street following the numbered guide map to visit the collection of 19th C buildings, each outfitted with period furnishings, tools and antiques; housebarns, schools, meeting house, store, skilled workshops, an animal barn and a huge windmill. We also admired the collections of well tended flower gardens and trees among the grassy landscape.
At noon, we joined the lunchtime queue at The Livery for goulash and rhubarb dessert.
The 9:30AM to 1PM made a perfect educational visit.
The weather was perfect to walk the 300m Main Street following the numbered guide map to visit the collection of 19th C buildings, each outfitted with period furnishings, tools and antiques; housebarns, schools, meeting house, store, skilled workshops, an animal barn and a huge windmill. We also admired the collections of well tended flower gardens and trees among the grassy landscape.
At noon, we joined the lunchtime queue at The Livery for goulash and rhubarb dessert.
The 9:30AM to 1PM made a perfect educational visit.
Escrita el 23 de agosto de 2024
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R&G
Muskoka District, Canadá93 aportes
jun de 2023 • Pareja
Toured this location on our Canada wide driving trip, and actually spoke to some folks from New Brunswick who had also stopped to tour the site.
Each room/ building had lots to offer and see and the authenticity of all the items made it that much mire pleasant. Although some of the food offering were nit open for the season as yet we still enjoyed this stop and would recommend visiting as it is worth your time.
Make sure to drop in to the quilt making room.
Each room/ building had lots to offer and see and the authenticity of all the items made it that much mire pleasant. Although some of the food offering were nit open for the season as yet we still enjoyed this stop and would recommend visiting as it is worth your time.
Make sure to drop in to the quilt making room.
Escrita el 23 de junio de 2023
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YHZGlobetrotter
Waverley, Canadá759 aportes
ago de 2021 • Pareja
This was an educational and very interesting spot to spend a few hours. I knew literally nothing about the Mennonites before my visit. It was an eye-opening account of their life and history, while strolling through the village recreated as it had been.
Escrita el 2 de noviembre de 2021
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Shayne C
Manitoba, Canadá31 aportes
ago de 2020 • Solitario
Living in Manitoba I have heard so much about this museum and never had a chance to visit until now. Steinbach's phrase is "It's worth the trip" and this museum definitely delivers.
Beyond the large modern entrance facility the village is accurately set up along a main Street. The commercial buildings are all well maintained, and well interpreted. There are volunteers selling local artisan items in the general store, I volunteer in the blacksmith shop and a very well-stocked restaurant right in the middle of the museum. I suggest coming in the morning to be the museum, eating lunch on site and then continuing in the afternoon.
The homes / farm buildings are very well set up, including live animals which is fantastic! There are many volunteers keeping this organization moving forward.
The iconic windmill is very interesting, but there is also a section of the Berlin Wall and a memorial imported from Russia.
If you've never been to this museum, it's definitely worth the trip!
Beyond the large modern entrance facility the village is accurately set up along a main Street. The commercial buildings are all well maintained, and well interpreted. There are volunteers selling local artisan items in the general store, I volunteer in the blacksmith shop and a very well-stocked restaurant right in the middle of the museum. I suggest coming in the morning to be the museum, eating lunch on site and then continuing in the afternoon.
The homes / farm buildings are very well set up, including live animals which is fantastic! There are many volunteers keeping this organization moving forward.
The iconic windmill is very interesting, but there is also a section of the Berlin Wall and a memorial imported from Russia.
If you've never been to this museum, it's definitely worth the trip!
Escrita el 27 de agosto de 2020
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peterbV2753OO
Manitoba, Canadá20 aportes
jun de 2020 • Amigos
We went on this particular day because it was a9 beautiful day outside. We had company with us as well as the gentleman that we were with on our business trip decided to go and have some time out and relaxation. The beautiful windmill out front was really gorgeous only problem was is that not many things were open during the daytime and yet there was the month of June. We love to go back when things are open but not so busy as well as the weather was fantastic.
Escrita el 29 de junio de 2020
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AStriefler
Calgary, Canadá1.312 aportes
ago de 2019
This is a great place to step back in time, learn about history and enjoy some great food.
There is lots of parking, on a busy day you may have to park in the grass parking area. The paved parking lot is reserved on busy days for seniors and those needing the closer parking.
The admission line is relatively quick...if paying by cash the line is really fast, using debit or credit and it takes a bit longer as there is only one line for the this
The various buildings throughout the property have signs explaining them as well as some people dressed in the traditional attire to help by giving you information.
At certain times there are demonstrations that you can observe and help you learn: blacksmiths, the sawmill, horse with plows and seeding etc.
For kids there are other options like pony rides and a petting zoo.
The food onsite is really good. The main dining area can get fairly long lines at meal time, so be prepared. It wasn't the best organized as the line is inside and goes across the dining area...many people were waiting outside thinking they were in line until peaking inside only to find out the line was much longer inside. The line does move relatively quickly and once you get to the food it is a quick process. You can come and gain access to just the restaurant for free if you are not planning on viewing the rest of the village.
Plan for about 2 hours here in order to see everything and have time to eat. There are about 15 different buildings to see. They are quite spread out and require a fair bit of walking.
There is lots of parking, on a busy day you may have to park in the grass parking area. The paved parking lot is reserved on busy days for seniors and those needing the closer parking.
The admission line is relatively quick...if paying by cash the line is really fast, using debit or credit and it takes a bit longer as there is only one line for the this
The various buildings throughout the property have signs explaining them as well as some people dressed in the traditional attire to help by giving you information.
At certain times there are demonstrations that you can observe and help you learn: blacksmiths, the sawmill, horse with plows and seeding etc.
For kids there are other options like pony rides and a petting zoo.
The food onsite is really good. The main dining area can get fairly long lines at meal time, so be prepared. It wasn't the best organized as the line is inside and goes across the dining area...many people were waiting outside thinking they were in line until peaking inside only to find out the line was much longer inside. The line does move relatively quickly and once you get to the food it is a quick process. You can come and gain access to just the restaurant for free if you are not planning on viewing the rest of the village.
Plan for about 2 hours here in order to see everything and have time to eat. There are about 15 different buildings to see. They are quite spread out and require a fair bit of walking.
Escrita el 6 de septiembre de 2019
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Todd L
West St. Paul, Canadá19 aportes
ago de 2019 • Pareja
The experience brings you back into the past. The buildings and grounds are well kept and the touring map gives you lots of information. If you require more information, the staff and volunteers will gladly assist. A great time for all.
Escrita el 30 de agosto de 2019
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Azamay
Quebec, Canadá133 aportes
may de 2019
I strongly recommend it for visit, there you'll find beautiful ambience, good park, interesteeng excursions, gift shop and restaurant with delitious meals. You will be surprise by low prices and high quality of the food.
Escrita el 25 de agosto de 2019
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SJCPat
San José Del Cabo, México703 aportes
ago de 2019 • Pareja
Walked around for an hour or so, interesting enough to keep you occupied. The windmill was quite impressive.
Escrita el 18 de agosto de 2019
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What is the correct email address? I clicked on the one provided, but it came back as invalid.
What is the schedule of days of the month it is open? I want to go the first week of May.
Escrita el 2 de septiembre de 2018
If you type the full name mennoniteheritagevillage, you should be able to find it. I tried many times to provide the link and the email address but cannot.
May
Mon - Sat : 9-5
Sun: 1130-5
Escrita el 2 de septiembre de 2018
Hello - I'm visiting Winnipeg and would love to visit Steinbach on Victoria Day. I can't find any public transport and it seems a bit far to ride my bike. Would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks. Rachael
Escrita el 21 de mayo de 2016
MHVadmin
Steinbach, Canadá
Hi Rachael, unfortunately there is no public transportation from Winnipeg to Steinbach. We are open daily though if you are able to find some way out to Steinbach. The hours are 9 am - 5 pm Monday to Saturday and 11:30 am - 5 pm on Sunday. Sorry this is late.
Escrita el 24 de mayo de 2016
Admission Rates
Adults $10.00
Seniors (65 and older) $8.00
Students (ages 13-22) $8.00
Children (ages 6-12) $4.00
Children (ages 5 & under) FREE
Purchase an All-Day Family* Pass $30.00
Annual Individual Membership**
(Season-long admission) $40.00
Annual Family* Membership**
Season-long admission) $80.00
Escrita el 2 de mayo de 2016
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