June 15, 2024

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Located at the Hamilton International Airport, the Canadian warplane heritage museum boasts over 40 aircraft, including vintage warplanes and jets pivotal to Canada's military history. Wander through fascinating exhibits showcasing technological advancements and heroic tales of Canadian airmen. 

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Next stop is at the bustling Hamilton Farmers' Market, where fresh produce, local treats, and a vibrant atmosphere await. Treat yourself to a delectable lunch at one of the many food stalls, offering an array of cuisines and local specialties. This day trip promises  a perfect blend of nostalgia, history, and culinary delights, leaving you with unforgettable memories.

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Finally, step aboard the legendary HMCS Haida National Historic Site, docked proudly in Hamilton Harbour. As the world’s last surviving Tribal-class destroyer, the Haida is celebrated as Canada’s "fightingest ship," having served with distinction in World War II, the Korean War, and NATO operations. Explore the ship’s decks, engine rooms, and living quarters to immerse yourself in life at sea. Interactive exhibits and knowledgeable guides bring the vessel's storied past to life, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts.