Travel through Niagara, Prince Edward County and Lake Erie North Shore and discover the wine regions of Ontario. Learn about the Canadian winemaking process as you tour the scenic vineyards and sample the results of the vintner's efforts in the tasting bar. Expand your culinary adventures by also visiting regional farmers markets and cheesemongers to enjoy the freshest regionally grown and produced products.
With more than 330 parks featuring arctic rivers, sandy beaches and ancient forests, the province offers a wide variety of outdoor activities. Explore the majestic Agawa Canyon or canoe along the rock islands and peaceful waters of Algonquin Park's North Channel or in the more challenging waters of the Lake Superior Coast. Over 10 million visitors annually enjoy the natural attractions of Ontario's parks by camping, hiking, fishing, biking, cross-country skiing, viewing wildlife or just spending a peaceful afternoon with friends and family.
Stay in one of the renovated old inns that offer elegant accommodations, luxury spas and fine dining as you explore the scenic area of the Niagara Wine Region and the numerous attractions in Niagara Falls. In addition to popular sightseeing tours such as Journey Behind the Falls, the Whirlpool Aero Car and Maid of the Mist, visitors to Niagara Falls can also enjoy spending time at theme parks, water parks, theater shows, casinos and festivals in the area. The scenic town of Niagara-on-the-Lake is located less than 10 miles from Niagara Falls and is home to historic sites, shops and restaurants. Whether you prefer the excitement of a helicopter sightseeing tour or the relaxing experience of watching butterflies float among fragrant flowers at the butterfly conservatory, you are sure to find an activity that appeals to your interests and budget.
Include a trip to Ottawa, Canada's capital city, in your travel plans and explore the shops, restaurants, theater district and the parliament buildings located in the downtown area. If you are visiting during the summer, stop by the Peace Tower between late June and late August to observe the colorful Changing of the Guard ceremony that occurs daily at 10 a.m., weather permitting. Outdoor enthusiasts can take advantage of the city's parks, bicycle paths, jogging trails as well as the world's longest skating rink, the 4.6 mile stretch of the Rideau Canal Skateway.
