A vacation in Niagara Falls is always a noteworthy one. Due to its universal appeal, Niagara Falls is the number one vacation destination in Canada. The falls attracts visitors not just from North America, but from all over the
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Between Toronto and Ottawa rest the wineries, serene shores and the culturally and historically rich tract of land known as Prince Edward County. Covering a total area of 1048 sq km (405 sq mi), it is 262 km (163 mi) from the city of Ottawa. The region is home to a wealth of vast pastures with highly fertile land, prosperous vineyards, a plethora of outdoor activities and many accommodations to suit the needs of any potential visitor. (continue...)
Some of Canada's most unique features are the majestic hotels that were built across the country from the late 1800s well into the 20th Century. The two main railways, the Canadian Pacific and the Canadian National (and its predecessors) built many of these. For their time they were miracles of construction and engineering, and attracted worldwide attention and admiration. They have become something that is associated with Canada and are a part of the national heritage and identity. Hotels of similar design were built in other places, and many of these are also among the world's 'Grand Hotels.' (continue...)
For many decades now, people have sought out the scaled down lifestyle of the cottage. In Ontario, cottage vacations are monumental pastimes. The surrounding shore of the over 250,000 lakes, as well as the bewitching wilderness and rural areas have been utilized as sites for thousands of private and public cottages. People head in droves to the cottage in search of hammock-swaying snoozes, exceptional air quality and outdoor pursuits. Although cottage life is becoming a bit more crowded, it is still nowhere near the congestion of urban areas. Thus for many, the change of scenery will calm the urban beast within that has resulted from living in close proximity to millions of people. (continue...)
Affectionately dubbed “The
Limestone City,” many of Kingston's well-preserved historic buildings were constructed
of the durable white stone during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, making
it seem like a seaside British town caught in the past. (continue...)
Incorporated in 1867, Orillia is an historical Canadian city with much to offer. The urban design of the city embraces the nature around it, with waterfront parks, lakes, and trails enjoyed by visitors and locals. Annual festivals like the Orillia Perch Festival and Mariposa Folk Festival, and attractions such as (continue...)
Canada’s capital city lies on the banks of the Ottawa River directly across from its twin city Gatineau in Quebec. The city boasts the fourth largest population in Canada and yet is so compact visitors to can walk to the majority of attractions and hotels. Easily accessible by bus, car, plane and even train, Ottawa is composed of a number of different districts, each of which has evolved since the city’s beginnings in the mid-19th century to become distinct neighbourhoods with special characteristics, landmarks and sites. (continue...)
As the gateway to the plentiful recreational opportunities of Ontario's Kawarthas region, Peterborough is an ideal jump-off point for year-round outdoor pursuits. The area's extensive trail network affords exceptional hiking, biking and horseback riding, while over 250 lakes supply anglers and boaters with a host of options. Visitors wishing to experience Peterborough and the Kawarthas have several accommodation options... (continue...)
Often considered a suburb of Toronto, Mississauga is actually Canada's sixth largest city, and it’s still growing. An energetic waterfront promenade, over 481 park areas, lovingly preserved historic villages, a buzzing urban centre and an increasingly strengthening industrial hub, make Mississauga an enticing and worthwhile travel destination. (continue...)
St. Catharines, on the shorelines of Lake Ontario, is the region's largest city and serves as host to businesses and tourists alike. The region is, of course, home to one of North America's top tourist destinations — the stunning Niagara Falls — but also boasts a legion of other draws. From the award-winning vineyards of the Niagara wine region to some of the top golf courses in Canada,
historic towns and countryside boast an endless list of things to do and see. (continue...)
Stratford's serene natural beauty created by southwestern Ontario's diverse and lush landscape is lure enough to garner a visit, but when coupled with the renowned Summer Music Festival and the famous Stratford Theatre Festival of Canada, the only thing left is to choose appropriate accommodation. (continue...)
Toronto is a major world-class city vastly popular with those who visit there,
whether for business or pleasure. During the last four decades, Toronto and the province of Ontario have become the main centre for Canadian commerce and manufacturing industries and Toronto is now undeniably Canada’s
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Sitting along the banks of the Detroit River and surrounded by Lake Erie, the smallest of the Great Lakes, is the city of Windsor. A stone's throw away from Detroit, Michigan, Windsor is a destination that offers a plethora of activities and attractions. As the final destination along the Underground Railroad, as well as home to one of the first underwater highway tunnels in the world, Windsor is (continue...)
