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Best places to visit in Ontario: discover the Top destinations of Ontario
Things to Do in Ontario: Places to see, attractions and main cities
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The Royal Ontario Museum features ethnological and archaeological material of this region and has displays on the natural history, art and culture as well. A must-see is the CN Tower in Toronto, the tallest building in the world. Visit Chinatown and Little Italy in Toronto. The Basilica of Notre Dame in Ottawa, a nineteenth-century construction, has a beautiful edifice with stained glass. Also worth visiting is the Fort Henry National Historic Site in Kingston, which houses a museum of British-Canadian military history.
The largest and the most famous waterfalls in the world, Niagara Falls are the highlight of a trip to Ontario. The ‘Maid of the Mist’ tour boat takes visitors right to the foot of the Falls. Point Pelee National Park and Bruce Peninsula National Park are popular tourist destinations for their many recreational facilities and nature reserves. For a unique experience, visit 1000 Islands, a stretch in St Lawrence dotted with tiny islands of scenic beauty.
Revel in authentic Shakespearean drama at the world-famous Stratford Festival or attend the Toronto International Film Festival, the second largest in the world. Discover the colourful traditions of the indigenous peoples through the Canadian Aboriginal Festival.
The CN Tower is the tallest tower of Ontario and is also an important landmark. This tower stretched to around 550 meters into the sky. The tower apart from serving ...read more
Toronto Island Parks have a number of recreational facilities and parks. The Centreville Amusement Park is a children’s amusement park built in 1967 which is operated by Beasley Amusements. This ...read more
Yonge Street is known as a major arterial street which is situated in Toronto. It was formerly listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the longest street in the ...read more
fascinating way to spend one’s day. This 710-acre land has wonderfully grouped various kinds of animals according to the regions belong to. The six geographic regional areas are home to ...read more
The Parliament Hill is a Gothic revival suite of buildings, with the parliament buildings serving as the home of the Parliament of Canada. There are also many architectural elements of ...read more
Rogers Center in Toronto, previously known as SkyDome is one of the world’s most important stadiums which have held several entertainment programs and events. This grand entertainment venue has hosted ...read more