Sainte-Marie Among the Hurons was the first European settlement in Ontario, built by French Jesuit missionaries in 1639. This living museum recreates the site where 66 men lived and worked, telling the story of early interactions between Europeans and the Huron Wendat people.

Martyrs' Shrine honors the lives of St. Jean de Brebeuf and his companions, Jesuit missionaries who served the Wendat people. Visitors can explore the beautiful garden walkways and the impressive double-spired church, a popular site for many pilgrims each year.

Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre is a 3000-acre area dedicated to wildlife and nature. Visitors can see a range of animals, from trumpeter swans to painted turtles, along 25 km of trails and boardwalks.

Discovery Harbour is a historical site that resembles a British naval base from the early 1800s. It features 19 buildings and replicas of two 18th-century ships, telling stories about the lives of sailors and officers.

Little Lake Park is a beautiful natural area in Midland. It features walking trails, picnic spots, and a lovely lake for fishing and wildlife watching.