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LondonTourism.ca 13The past becomes present at Fanshawe Pioneer Village. This open-air, living history museum tells the story of London and the surrounding area from 1820-1920. Explore 19thcentury homes, watch demonstrations and even visit the historic African Methodist Episcopal Church that acted as a stop on the Underground Railroad.Uncover the charm of Eldon House! London's oldest residence was built in 1834 and overlooks the forks of the Thames River. Take a self-guided tour of the historic property and stroll through the beautiful gardens carefully recreated the way the Harris family kept them. Skipping ahead into the 20th century: did you know that London is the birthplace of insulin? Take a guided tour of Banting House National Historic Site to see the home where Sir Frederick Banting dreamed of an idea that would change the world. Grab a photo in front of the Flame of Hope monument, which will burn until a cure for diabetes is found.No matter what chapter of London%u2019s history catches your eye, there%u2019s bound to be a historic site or museum that will have you looking to learn more! 13Scan to find more must-visit museums in London. Explore moreFanshawe Pioneer VillageEldon HouseBanting House National Historic Site Happy Birthday, London, Ontario! As the city celebrates its bicentennial year in 2026, now is the perfect time to discover the area%u2019s heritage and history.200YEARS OFLONDONScan to find bicentennial events taking place in London.Explore more1826 was a big year for London, marking the date when the city was formally established. Since then, London has been the birthplace of artistic achievements, rich cultural traditions and medical marvels. Explore the city's historyfirst-hand at these attractions: