This museum was our most pleasant surprise about Banff. Its very well laid out and we learned a great deal about the Buffalo Nations. I wish it were more publicized as there weren't many people there. They have a good thing going.

This museum is managed by people of the First Nations, and has a nice collection of artifacts.

Ancient customs are furthermore depicted by mannequins, and although the museum building itself could use a renovation, the collection is worth the visit for those who are interested in the history and lifestyle of the first peoples.

The museum also has an rather big shop.

I loved this museum as I wanted to see a bit of the First Nation history. It didn't disappoint although the people at the front desk weren't overly welcoming which was a bit of a disappointment.

I like the memorabilia from the first nations and was blown away by the signed treaty. We were o fortunate to meet a first nation gentleman who performed music for us and his bow made music! He made it sound like a digireoo, hoof beets, train, a helicopter, it made our visit truly sensational