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CN Tower Toronto
274 Reviews Let the elevator take you to to the top of (what was once) the tallest free standing structure in the world and you'll have a great view of Toronto and Lake Ontario. The CN Tower is 1,815.4 ft feet...
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Rideau Canal - Skating in Winter Ottawa
21 Reviews Not sure if this should fall under "Must see activity" or "Tourist Trap". I tend to think it's both. The Rideau Canal is one of Ottawa's top attractions and a lot of fun to skate on -- although it's...
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Maid of the Mist Niagara Falls
107 Reviews It's like taking a shower all over again. What am I talking about? Made Of The Mist. What's that? That is the boat which will take you right underneath the falls. This way you can see the American...
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Canadian Club Brand Center Windsor
7 Reviews The Canadian Club Brand Center features an incredible art collection. The center offers tours daily 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. April to December and Fri.Sat.Sun. 11a.m. to 6p.m. January to March. Admission for...
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Victoria Park London
3 Reviews Victoria Park is 18 acres in downtown London. We walked through it a few times. As advertised, there are a lot of squirrels hanging about -- and the mandatory statues and war monuments. We saw the...
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1000 Islands Kingston
21 Reviews We made a long approach to Kingston on the 100-km (62-mile) Loyalist Parkway, which starts near Trenton and takes a scenic route along the Lake Ontario coast via the isthmus of Prince Edward. It was a...
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Chinatown Toronto
52 Reviews The main Chinatown area of Toronto centres around Spadina and Dundas St. W. and the neighbouring streets south of Dundas for the most part. There are lots and lots of interesting little shops and...
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Parliament Hill Ottawa
125 Reviews The Memorial Chamber ( measuring 24’ by 24’ only) is a very special place. The focal point of the room is the Altar of Remembrance with the first Book of Remembrance wich names 66,655 individuals...
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Falls at Night Niagara Falls
48 Reviews Don't miss this dark night time, which is actually not so dark, but enchanting. Why? Because illumination of Falls is magnificent! Here is the schedule of lights-on time: January 1 to January 2...
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Detroit River boat cruises Windsor
5 Reviews Windsor's newest attraction is the M/V Senator Cruise Ship with ROYAL WINDSOR CRUISES. Docked at Lakeview Park Marina at 9200 Riverside Drive East. Boarding at Dieppe Gardens Park at the foot of...
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Other London Museums London
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...
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Fort Henry Kingston
15 Reviews Fort Henry was originally built in the 1830's. After falling into disrepair it was rebuilt in the 1930's. They did an incredible job! The fort is now a World Heritage Site along with the Rideau...
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Harbourfront & Toronto Islands Toronto
86 Reviews Ever since my childhood in Britain, I have been susceptible to the monochrome charms of Canada geese, which are surprisingly cosmopolitan birds with a range that spans Nothern Europe as well as North...
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Winterlude Ottawa
19 Reviews Winterlude is truly the time to visit Ottawa, from a Winter perspective. Well we do have a really long winter, Ottawa being the second coldest capital city in the world. But there is a lot to do...
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Clifton Hill Niagara Falls
35 Reviews I went to Niagara falls twice already, i loved the falls they are very beautiful, i enjoyed the maid of the mist it felt so unreal i couldn't believe my eyes totally mind blowing. Clifton hill was a...
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Odette Sculpture Park Windsor
9 Reviews The Odette Sculpture Park is a series of art works winding along the Detroit River between the Ambassador Bridge and Church Street.. Self guided tour maps are located within the park identifying the...
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London International Airshow London
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...
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Bellevue House National Historic Site Kingston
4 Reviews Bellevue House was once the home of Sir John A. Macdonald, Canada's first Prime Minister. Restored to the 1840's period, and staffed by costumed interpreters, the house and gardens are kept much as...
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Niagara Falls Toronto
81 Reviews Niagara Falls is a set of massive waterfalls located on the Niagara River in eastern North America, on the border between the United States and Canada. Niagara Falls (French: chutes Niagara) comprises...
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Byward Market Ottawa
40 Reviews The Byward Market is a great place to just wander around. Whether you are a tourist looking for a souvenier, a local who wants to buy some fresh produce, someone who wants a quick bite or a good meal,...
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Falls in Winter Niagara Falls
6 Reviews If you want to see the real winter in Canada, come to Niagara Falls. It is a real treat if you come from November to January. Do not forget your camera as the view is spectacular. It is really cold...
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Casino Windsor Windsor
7 Reviews Casino Windsor is currently undergoing some major renovations, it is becoming Caesars of Windsor, and it's still a great place to visit. There are the casino usuals of slot machines and gamble ling...
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Eldon House London
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)...
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Murney Tower Museum Kingston
4 Reviews Due to a a renewed threat of war with the United States in the early 1840's, it was decided to increase Kingston's defences and four stand alone redoubts (or Martello Towers) were built between 1846...
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Casa Loma Toronto
61 Reviews Casa Loma is a fabulous building, the former home of Sir Henry Pallatt. It was designed by the Architect E J Lennox, who also designed old city hall. It was built between 1911 and 1914. The total cost...
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St Andrew's is a beautiful church in downtown Toronto. It was constructed in the 19th century out of sandstone. This was done in a very Romanesque Revival style.What strikes me the most is the big difference between the new and the old. And yet they live together in perfect harmony.
One of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada's national network of 19 research centres is located at Harrow, ON.The Centre operates the largest greenhouse research complex facility in North America.'The Centre conducts environmental quality research and develops sustainable land and crop management strategies. Research is focused on breeding, pest management, soil, water, and air quality, and crop productivity.'
Petrolia got its start in 1866 when a major oil well was found and the place separated from Enniskillen Township and was incorporated as a town on Dec. 25.Petrolia is home to Victoria Hall, a National Historic Site of Canada.Originally a fire hall, municipal office, police hall, jail and opera house, it was completed in 1889.
Bass Haven is a family operated Sport Fishing and Hunting Outfitter, established over 40 years ago, located on Lake St.Clair at Mitchell's Bay, Ontario.Bass Haven Services include: Boat Ramp on our protected canal, that leads directly into Mitchell's Bay.Tackle shop stocked with a wide selection of proven St. Clair baits and accessories.Fishing Bait - Minnows - Worms - Cray Fish - Wax Worms - Spikes (when in season)Gas Dock.Campground for both RV and Tents with 30 amp. service.Fishing and Hunting Guide Service.Ontario Fishing and Hunting Licenses (Resident and Non-Resident)Walpole Island Fishing Permits (First Nation Territories)
The Heritage Village in Kingsville, Ontario features over 20 building of local significance collection of heritage buildings from the late 1700s up to the late 1920s: a one room schoolhouse, general store, barbershop, train station and numerous log homes. All buildings have been relocated to the village and display artifacts from a bygone era.General Admission AdultsVillage Tour $7.00 Children ages 6 -12Village Tour $3.00Children 5 and under FREE Guided Tours available upon request.Summer Hours (Museum & Village Open)Tuesday to Sunday9am to 4pmClosed Monday. November 1st through April 30th Village is Closed.Love the Jack Miner's comment about the house he built for his bride (see picture #5): "The smaller the house, the large the home".
The Fair is an agricultural festival that takes place in towns around Ontario.Local farms would volunteer to host the events. Participants showing and selling their livestock.Agricultural Summer fairs signal the time to head north for fresh Ontario produce combining a farmers' market and family summer outdoors experiences.Admission is $6.00 - $7.00 for adultsChilden 12 and under are Free
Arhitect Joseph Connolly, year built 1876-88.Situated on a hill overlooking downtown Guelph, this church is the most visible and recognizable symbol of Guelph arhitetural heritage. Although not a cafedral, it has many elements of traditional European cathedrals. Some of theexterior stone carving are thought to be the work of well-known Guelph artisan Matthew Bell.This church illustrates the Gothic Revival style in its rose windows, the twin towered facade and polygonal apse.
Day or night - always something going on!Some places from the Toronto list of attractions:Harbourfront,Ontario Place, Rogers Centre, The CN Tower,Casa Loma, St. Lawrence Market,Toronto islands;Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO),Ontario Science Centre;Toronto Zoo,Canada's Wonderland.Please visit our Toronto page for more.
Ontario raises the bar on the perfect hunting experience.Strict laws regulate when, where, what and how a person can hunt.Eeach gun hunter MUST pass both the Canadian Firearms Safety Course exam and the Ontario Hunter Education Course exam.Non-residents must present one of the fives types of hunting accreditation recognized in Ontario, comply with federal firearms regulations and be the registered guest of a tourist outfitter and/or hunt with a guide, where required.There are lots of hunting trips in wide price range. For example: Deer Hunt trip can cost from $425 CAD (White-tailed Deer Hunt, Indian Point Camp) up to $3354 CAD (Big Bush and Island Deer Hunt, fully guided, all inclusive hunt). It's our neighbor's trophy at the picture. We are not hunters at all.
Every September over 50 vendors serving up the best local food and wine on the beautiful banks of the Detroit River, Fort Malden National Historic Site of Canada.It is recommended that you purchase tickets in advance.Please visit our Amherstburg page for more tips.
Residence Inn Toronto Downtown / Entertainment District Toronto
4 Reviews and 508 Opinions I like it really much. Very clean, personnel was very professional, the suites are like a real home...
Best Western Victoria Park Suites Ottawa
4 Reviews and 151 Opinions I've stayed here for business trip on two separate occasions, the most recent being in February,...
Marriott Niagara Falls Fallsview Hotel & Spa Niagara Falls
13 Reviews and 1421 Opinions The valet service at the Marriott literally gave our vehicle away to another guest with a similar...
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Q: Hi am travelling over to east coast of Canada in June after staying with some friends in Vancouver. I have 6 days to spend on the...
A: Personally I'd give Toronto a miss, Quebec City and Montreal have much more character and you feel as if you are somewhere foreign. Niagara Falls is, once again in my...
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