1000 Islands / Brockville
Ontario’s probably not the first place that comes to mind when you’re thinking of an island getaway, but it should be.
Cobalt And Temiskaming Shores
Rocky Canadian shield, vast lakes, majestic forests — welcome to Ontario’s north.
Durham Region South
Durham Region South is conveniently located a stone’s throw from Toronto and offers day-tripping possibilities galore.
Durham Region North
From lake to lake — Scugog to Simcoe — Durham Region North is a rural Ontario destination known for rolling farmlands, charming towns, and the Oak Ridges Moraine, one of the most important formations in Ontario’s greenbelt.
Guelph
The city of Guelph is filled with lush greenery and gorgeous buildings constructed with local limestone. The city is known for its 19th-century charm, and its excellent beer.
Halton Hills
Halton Hills is a community of towns, hamlets and villages that occupy an area along the Niagara Escarpment, with the Credit River winding its way through the forests, plains, and marshes.
Niagara Region
People like to think that they know Niagara, but there’s so much more to the region than its famous falls.
Ottawa – Gatineau
Whether you’re exploring its many heritage sites, browsing galleries, or taking scenic strolls along the river, you can explore much of Ottawa with a good pair of shoes or a trusty bicycle.
Ottawa – Local
The nation’s capital is known for its impressive “big-ticket” possibilities: Parliament Hill, international festivals, nationally significant museums. Ottawa residents are proud to lay claim to the world’s longest skating rink and largest Tulip Festival. But they also love to just walk, shop, and enjoy their city — and so can you.
Peterborough
Peterborough is built on the shores of the Otonabee River, first known as Nogojiwanong, which is Ojibwa for “place at the end of rapids.” The Otonabee (or Odenabe, “river that beats like a heart,”) isn’t the only waterway to criss-cross the city.
Prince Edward County
Prince Edward County has been called “Canada’s coolest Island hideout,” a place where “hip meets historic.” (By Condé Naste Traveller and The New York Times, respectively.)
Sault Ste. Marie
Sault Ste. Marie, a city forever linked to its river. The Ojibwe people named the river and its environs “Bawating,” or the “place of the rapids,” and as you’ll soon see why.
Thunder Bay
You’re off to Thunder Bay, a community in the north-western reaches of Ontario. Nestled on the shores of Lake Superior, the city is a nature lover’s dream.
Toronto Public Art
Toronto is a famously diverse cultural hub for all of Canada. Perhaps less known is just how extensive and exciting the city’s public artwork is.
Waterloo Region
For many, Waterloo Region is all about the future. But this booming tech capital is built on the foundations of a long, storied past.
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