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Yellowknife Tours has a passion to showcase the history and beauty of the Northwest Territories! Explore the northern culture in beautiful Yellowknife City - Visit the Legislative Assembly, Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre, Frontier Visitor Centre or experience a scenic drive through downtown and old town. Make sure to stop at Pilot Monument where you can enjoy Yellowknife City and the old town from a bird's eye view.
Please be informed that we may not be able to visit attractions due to unforesseable closures or rest days without prior notice. We appreciate your understanding.
Through our city tour, in addition to visiting the various Attractions, we will also introduce you to the features of the various places along the way, during the visit of the New Old Town and the various locations, bring you a better understanding of the development of the town from its origins to the present day, and through an interactive way to get to know the town.
The Attraction is closed or can't be visited without prior notice.
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Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Specialized infant seats are available
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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The Legislative Assembly Building
The parliament here is different from the parliaments in other places in terms of decoration and furnishings. In addition to being a place where officials usually discuss the affairs of the Northwest Special Administrative Region, there are also some exhibitions of local cultural items that can let everyone better understand the characteristics of the Northwest Special Administrative Region. The tour guide will explain to you the history of the Northwest Territories and the cultural stories of the local aborigines. At the same time, visitors can understand that Yellowknife Town is not only about the aurora, but also rich in ethnic characteristics. The legislative assembly is distinct in both its designs and furnishings compared to other places. Besides being a regular venue for officials to discuss Northwest Territories affairs, it also features exhibitions of symbolic items that help visitors better understand the characteristics of the Northwest Territories. The guide will explain the history of the Northwest Territories and share local Indigenous cultural stories. With this trip, visitors will learn to embrace that Yellowknife is not just known for the aurora, but also rich in ethnic culture.
Prince Of Wales Northern Heritage Centre
Come to the Prince of Wales Heritage Museum for a tour and introduction. Through professional and detailed introduction, you can better understand the origin and culture of Yellowknife Town. A tour at the Prince of Wales Heritage Centre: Through a professional and detailed explanation of the landscape, the people, its geographic advantages, etc. You will gain a better understanding of the origins and culture of Yellowknife.
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25 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
983taurusy,
Sep 29, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
The city tour is part of the 4 days Aurora tour. The city tour is well organized with popular sites and a visit to the "wild life" museum - every sites were covered with sufficient times and information to let you under the NW area better. For the other activities included in this 4 days package, they are all well implemented by Yellow Knife travel's team! They are all friendly and well prepared. Best of all, there aren't any charges for all the included services! Well done!



KwokKay P,
Sep 23, 2025
- Review from Viator
Our guide, Angus, led us on a tour starting with visits to the Bush Pilots Monument, Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre, Northwest Territories Legislative Assembly, and Nature's North Wildlife Gallery, which was very interesting and featured an array of taxidermy animals. The owner also provided insights into the taxidermy process. Subsequently, we obtained a certificate from the Yellowknife Visitor Centre before concluding our tour with lunch at a local restaurant.
Jeanne B,
Sep 11, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
Fantastic way to learn more about Yellowknife than you could ever manage to do on your own. Verda was so knowledgeable about not only history and places, but she gave us tremendous insight into the local culture. Money and time very well spent!




ireneyiuhk,
Sep 7, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
I want to extend my heartfelt thanks for the exceptional services provided during my Aurora trip. Your dedication and attention to detail truly enhanced my experience, making it unforgettable. I deeply appreciate all the efforts the great teams put in to ensure everything went smoothly. Thank you for going above and beyond! Moreover appreciated those greatest artist to delivery such amazing animals sculpture in the gallery. Great artworks!










dees195,
Apr 5, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
This was a great 4 hour tour led by Angus! We hit all of the major attractions that were on my list. Welcome Sign, Ice Road, Snowkings’ Castle, Bush Pilot Monument, Legislative Assembly, Bristol Monument, Nature’s North Wildlife Gallery, Old Town, downtown, the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre and Visitors Centre. The tour gave us a very good overlay of Yellowknife. Don’t forget to have a hearty breakfast before the tour begins!



Footprints829900,
Mar 29, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
Very enjoyable tour with Angus. Learned a lot about the city and the Northwest Territory… each stop was different, interesting, and well worth it.
Rand W,
Jan 21, 2025
- Review from Viator
Exceeded expectations. We learned about the indigenous population of the NWT (a subject neglected by the Alberta public school system when I was growing up way back in the last century:) Yellowknife is no longer the scrub town I remember when I visited over 40 years ago but a growing city contains over half the population of the NWT with some thoughtful, pragmatic but beautifully designed government buildings honoring the history and spirit of indigenous people. The museum is well designed and a highlight. Walking 88 steps up "The Rock" the highest point overlooking Yellowknife and the Great Slave Lake is a must: very vile that day but fun. Our guide Verda made our tour a great experience. If you have never been to Yellowknife or like me--have not been to Yellowknife in a long time--I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this tour.
sah20162016,
Dec 30, 2024
- Review from Tripadvisor
Very nice and informative tour! Our guide gave us very good information about the region. We had a goof information about the history and social situation of the area.
ktsh05,
Dec 8, 2024
- Review from Tripadvisor
The tours of the museums and the city were great. Verda and Janet had great stories to share and are very knowledgeable about the town. You should do this tour!
Pauline W,
Apr 30, 2024
- Review from Viator
Guide was knowledgeable and very friendly. One of the stops advertised was omitted- believe it was closed though. That said, would still recommend.
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