London Things to Do

 6 Reviews  Canada's Radar Museum At the beginning of WWII, the RCAF was tasked, as a major role for the Allies, to carry out training of radar personnel and to set up, operate and maintain radar sites. A school... 

 6 Reviews  Aircraft from around the world descend on London every June for a great airshow. You can walk around and inspect the planes, even get in them, and talk to the flight crews. I used to love going to... 

 2 Reviews  During Open Houses, we toured Eldon House which is downtown less than two blocks from my son's condo. Eldon House is unusual as far as period museums as it was donated to the city of London (in 1959)... 

 3 Reviews  One September weekend each year, many sites in London -- both private and public open their doors for residents to see. There is quite a range in the sites available from historic buildings to the top... 

 5 Reviews  Just visited a great place for kids on Thanksgiving sunday with 6 of our grand children. Link http://berryblue.org/farm_fun.shtml . It is called Kusterman's Berry Farm, is between Mount Brydges and... 

 2 Reviews  The Western Fair occurs yearly (during the first half of September each year). It is a normal fair with the Midway, animals, art, food stalls, booths, etc. Everything you would expect a fair to be.... 

 4 Reviews  This event will take place August 2-6, 2001 at Harris Park in London Ontario. Every morning, bright and early ,balloons launch into the skies of London. They also launch in the early evening. There is... 

 3 Reviews  We visited this museum one Saturday. It is part display museum - discussing the native tribes that lived nearby and explaining how they lived, and outside, it is partly a reconstructed native town... 

 3 Reviews  Hans and I are just a short drive (120 miles ) from London, Ontario. There's LOTS TO SEE & DO here. I have already highlighted some of the Festivals London has in my "General" Tips section. There's... 

 2 Reviews  On a rainy Saturday afternoon, we visited Museum London. It is located downtown on the banks of the Thames River. There are displays on three floors - primarily the basement and second floors and has... 

 napdaw Says:  Every summer Victoria Park holds Sunfest. Enjoy the vendors of international crafts and wares. Excellent food from all over the world. Public music and dance... 

 napdaw Says:  Very long park. If you are a jogger then enjoy. No statues, monuments or historical excitement here. Occasional wafts of the Thames are disgusting. Kids enjoy... 

 Redlats Says:  The reason a lot of people spend time in London is as it is home to the University of Western Ontario (and their Mustangs). It is a relatively prestigious... 

 Redlats Says:  An asphalt path has been created along the Thames River. This path is great for walking or jogging - it is quiet, cool and colourful in the fall - the leaves... 

 Redlats Says:  Richmond Street runs north and south through downtown London. If you walk the street any weekend evening (at least from Thursday to Saturday), you will find... 

 LoriPori Says:  You will love the beauty of BELLAMERE WINERY idyllic location, set on 67 acres of orchards, vineyards and farmland. A London landmark for over 23 years, the... 

 LoriPori Says:  London’s oldest remaining building, the MIDDLESEX COUNTY BUILDING, was opened in 1829 as the District Courthouse and Gaol. It was designed by architect John... 

 hayward68 Says:  If you're here in the summer this is a great place to visit. It's a water theme park with a wave motion pool, water slides, lazy river ride, etc. Ideal spot to... 

 hayward68 Says:  Like it's namesake, this is a covered market where all kinds of vendors sell their wares. I used to go down and buy fresh veggies, bread, cheese and meat. And... 

 hayward68 Says:  A great place to take the kids. Where storybook characters come to life. Storybook gardens has been entertaining kids of all ages for 38 years. There’s even a... 

 YUNG_LOCK Says:  THIS IS MY HOMESTAY FAMILY'S HOUSE,BESIDE THE HOUSE THERE IS A NEW BICYCLE BELONGS ME.