Discover Canada's history and railway heritage in one of Canada's premiere railway museums! Learn about the building of the railway, the workers involved, the final days of construction and present day operation. The Museum's unique design complements the multitude of beautiful artifacts and the large photo collection displayed.

Revelstoke Museum and Archives is housed in a 1926 federal building, built as the Post Office and Customs Office. It is a two-story brick building and the exterior has never been drastically altered. Inside the building, the terrazzo and marble flooring in the hallways and entrance still exists, and the original fir flooring on the second floor has been restored. Much of the woodwork is original, and the large built-in storage vault is still in place on the second floor.

The Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre maintains the Revelstoke Public Art Gallery, classrooms, a professional pottery studio, a community woodworking studio, a photography studio and darkroom, a small library and is developing individual studio spaces ideal for painters and sculptors. Located at 320 Wilson Street, in the old RCMP detachment building, it hosts a variety of community art programs, including art activities for children. Some of these programs are offered by individual artists, others are put forward by community organizations.

The Revelstoke Aquatic Centre offers great fun and excitement for all ages!!!