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Banting House: The Birthplace of Insulin

Banting House: The Birthplace of Insulin

First referred to as the birthplace of insulin in 1923, Banting House commemorates the life and career of the co-discoverer of insulin.

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What brings you here today?

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Plan Your Visit

Find out our hours, admission prices, and general information.

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Sir Frederick G. Banting

Meet the scientist, artist and war hero.

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Exhibitions

Permanent exhibits and online displays provide insights into Banting's life and the ongoing impact of diabetes.

Programs & exhibitions

Discover Banting House’s rich history, explore its programs and exhibits, plan your visit to this birthplace of insulin.

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Banting as an Artist

Explore how art became a source of inspiration and escape in Banting's extraordinary life.

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Canada's First Talking Statue

 Here about the discovery of insulin in Banting's own words. 

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Online Exhibitions

Explore our virtual collection commemorating the life and work of Sir Frederick Banting.

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World Diabetes Day

Join us for this special day and Sir Frederick Banting's 135th birthday!

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Hours and Admission

Guided tours are approximately 45-60 minutes. Groups of 10 or more are advised to book ahead. 

    HOURS

MondayClosed
Tuesday - Sunday10:00pm - 4:00pm
*last tour begins at 3:15pm

    ADMISSION

Adults$9.00
Senior (65+)$8.00
Student (13-24)$8.00
Youth (6-12)$7.00
Child (under 6)Free
Family (2 adults & dependent children)$25.00
Group (min 15 ppl, $6 per additional person)$75.00

    GETTING HERE

Parking, LTC routes 02 / 16 / 20, accessibility.

    TOURS IN YOUR LANGUAGE

Multilingual tours available on request.

442 Adelaide St N, London, Ontario
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Help Preserve Banting’s Legacy

Support exhibitions, educational programs, and the historic home where the discovery of insulin began.

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Get Involved

Make a difference in educating and inspiring visitors, ensuring that Banting’s groundbreaking work continues to be celebrated for years to come.

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Become a volunteer

This is your chance to play an important role in delivering our mission and enriching and expanding the museum's services.

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Support us

Help preserve the legacy of Sir Frederick Banting and his discovery of insulin by supporting Banting House National Historic Site.

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Plan your visit

A must-visit destination for those seeking to delve into the inspiring world of medical history.

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