Join a guided tour
for a truly immersive experience
Join a friendly and knowledgeable guide on a small-group exploration of Sainte-Marie! It’s a great way to take a deeper diver into the story of the historic mission headquarters.
Tours are 60 to 90 minutes in length. Please arrive a minimum of 15 minutes before your tour start to ensure you don’t miss anything. Tour participants spent a lot of time outside and are encouraged to dress for the weather.
The complimentary admission programs for Ontario Teachers, Members of the Canadian Armed Forces, as well as First Nations, Métis and Inuit people do not apply to guided tours, specialized events and group bookings.
Please note that reciprocal programs, including complimentary admission between the Martyrs’ Shrine and Sainte-Marie among the Hurons, do not apply to special events, guided tours or group bookings.
Spring Guided Tours: A Unique Experience
March 7 – April 5 (Saturdays & Sundays)
April 6-26 (7 days/week)
Recommended for people ages 10 and up
Join an exclusive, small-group tour led by one of our most seasoned historical interpreters this spring—before we are officially open! Tours include a pre-determined route through the historic site, an introductory film as well as access to the Restaurant, Museum and Gift Shop.
March 7 to April 5
- Saturdays & Sundays
- 10:15 a.m., 11:15 a.m., 1:15 p.m., and 2:15 p.m.
- Note: Guided tours will not run March 28/29. Join us instead for the Sweetwater Harvest Festival!
April 6 to April 24
- Mondays to Fridays
- 11:15 a.m. and 2:15 p.m
- Saturdays & Sundays
- 10:15 a.m., 11:15 a.m., 1:15 p.m., and 2:15 p.m.
Please ensure you arrive for your tour 15 minutes early to ensure you don’t miss anything. The Visitors Centre will open 30 minutes before each tour time.
Note that most buildings will be open, but some will still be undergoing curatorial maintenance in preparation for summer. Historical animals will still be at their home farms.
| Visitor | Price (tax inc.) |
|---|---|
| Adults Seniors Students Youth (ages 6 and up) Indigenous Persons Members of the Canadian Armed Forces Ontario Teachers Martyrs Shrine same-day visitors Huronia Historical Parks season pass holders | $13 |
Summer Guided Tours
2026 dates coming soon
Recommended for people ages 10 and up
For the most fulsome living history experience, visit Sainte-Marie in July and August when we offer daily demonstrations and tours. Guided tours offer the perfect beginning or end to your visit.
Only $5 per person in addition to your admission rate.
We suggest you arrive 15 minutes early to ensure you have time to go through admissions before your tour.
Hands-on Heritage: Farm Fridays
2026 dates coming soon
All ages welcome
Looking for a fun, engaging outing with your little ones? These seasonal farm experiences include a brief farm tour; hands-on activities designed for young kids; and opportunities to meet our heritage breeds cows, pigs and chickens. Add to your hands-on heritage fun by picking up a farmer’s hat or souvenir heritage animal stuffie in our gift shop.
Only $5 per person in addition to your admission rate.
We suggest you arrive 15 minutes early to ensure you have time to go through admissions before your tour.
Fall Guided Tours
2026 dates coming soon
Recommended for people ages 10 and up
This is a fantastic opportunity to enhance your living history experience and gain a deeper understanding of the complex story of Sainte-Marie.
$5 per person in addition to your admission rate.
We suggest you arrive 15 minutes early to ensure you have time to go through admissions before your tour.
Restaurant Sainte-Marie
Add to your experience with a meal at Restaurant Sainte-Marie! This gem located right on the historic site offers yummy menu options for every palette.
Events
We offer fun and dynamic events all year round! Events have separate admission rates. Please check event webpages for details. Some of our larger events include First Light and National Indigenous Peoples Day.
Deals & packages
During our visitors’ season, your receipt gets you 50% off at Discovery Harbour. Indigenous people, Ontario teachers, and members of the Canadian Armed Forces may gain free entry with valid ID.
