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Jun 1, 2024 · The Kitchen Garden at Dundurn William Reid was Sir Allan’s gardener for over 25 years. Explore his lovingly restored kitchen garden, where we use 1850’s tools and varieties to grow food for Dundurn Castle’s historic kitchen. Stop by the garden gate for the sights and scents of the 19th century. The Hamilton Military Museum
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Dundurn Castle. Experience a guided tour of this 40-room Italianate-style villa built in the 1830's on Burlington Heights; the former site of a fortified military encampment established by the British in 1813. Suggest edits to improve what we show. Revenue impacts the experiences featured on this page, learn more.
The restored two-acre Kitchen Garden where costumed interpreters use 19th Century tools to grow food for Dundurn's kitchen. Hands-on workshops let visitors harvest food for use in historic recipes in the castle's kitchen. The fascinating Military Museum was originally built as a gate house atop a battery from the War of 1812. It now features ...
During vacation to visit Canadian friends with some friends from home, we went to Dundurn Castle in Dundurn Park one day. It is part of Dundurn National Historic Site of Canada. Admission fees were: $12.00 - Adults - age 18 - 59 $10.00 – Seniors - age 60 & up $10.00 - Students ages 13 – 17 – with ID $6.50 - Children - age 6 - 12
During vacation to visit Canadian friends with some friends from home, we went to Dundurn Castle in Dundurn Park one day. It is part of Dundurn National Historic Site of Canada. Admission fees were: $12.00 - Adults - age 18 - 59 $10.00 – Seniors - age 60 & up $10.00 - Students ages 13 – 17 – with ID $6.50 - Children - age 6 - 12
Description of Historic Place. Dundurn Castle National Historic Site of Canada is an early-19th-century estate in Hamilton, Ontario. Located on Burlington Heights, between Hamilton Harbour and the low-lying land known as Cootes Paradise, Dundurn Castle’s associated buildings and structures are set in a picturesque, park-like estate of 13 hectares overlooking Burlington Bay.
