It’s a treasured part of our national heritage and a world-class destination for travelers. It was built for conflict, but flourished through hospitality. People today come from far and wide to visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site and experience its completely unique blend of nature, history and outdoor fun.
Standing tall at a height of 553.3 meters (1,815 ft 5in), this #greattower is one of the most recognizable landmarks in Canada and a must-visit destination for thrill-seekers and tourists alike.
Descend 180 feet beneath the historic Niagara Parks Power Station to discover the 2,200-foot-long tunnel that lies under Niagara’s cathedral of power.
The official and only boat tour operating in Niagara Falls, Canada. Get #InTheMist aboard the Voyage to the Falls boat tour. And there’s nothing quite like the sights and sounds of exploding fireworks over the brink of Niagara Falls on the Falls Fireworks Cruise.
Step through the wooden gates and enter the realm of 19th-century military life. Fort Henry continues its role as a museum and historic site for visitors from all around the world.
For almost 200 years, ByWard has been home to outdoor vending in Ottawa. Whether you’re popping into the local butcher for the cut of the day, discovering unique fashions, or being inspired by artisans and crafters, there is something new to discover with every visit!
Discover the history, functions, art, and architecture of the House of Commons on a tour of the newly restored West Block. Guided tours are free of charge and last approximately 40 minutes. You can also explore the Senate at the newly renovated Senate of Canada Building.
Climb the 142 metres (465 feet) to the observation deck for an incredible view of the Lake of Bays. There are also picnic sites, restrooms, a tourist information kiosk, a gift shop, and a hiking trail.
The Miss Marie is a wonderful day or evening boat cruise tour experience in Sault Ste. Marie. The Miss Marie operates from early May to mid-October vessel is a 2-hour or evening waterfront boat cruise along the waters of Lake Superior and the St. Marys River. A great experience for everyone.
Point of Interest #3 on the Explorers Snow Tour is the old Purdy Mica Mine. Bring a flashlight and leave your helmet on—it can get pretty slippery in the winter. You’ll find it on the A112A OFSC snowmobile trail. It’s very well signed as it lies on the boundary between the North Bay Snowmobile Club and the Mattawa and Area Snowmobile Club. It’s also located on private property, so practice proper trail etiquette—pack out what you pack in.