Where to go in Ontario

Ottawa

Ottawa harmoniously mixes the old with the new, the British with the French and remains the political centre after being named capital of Canada in 1855. Its secret charms lie in its Gothic buildings and verdant parks, explored with winter festivals, canalside bike rides and forest trail hikes.

Niagara on the Lake

Niagara on the Lake used to be called Newark and was capital of Upper Canada for a short period of time. Being close to the border it was overtaken by America in the War of 1812. The British regained it and rebuilt the town after the peace treaty of 1814.

Niagara Falls (Canada)

Horseshoe Falls is separated from American Falls by Goat Island. Admire the rainbows breaking through the mist from the green viewing areas in Niagara. Or cross the border on Rainbow Bridge to explore the island.

Toronto

Exceptional dining, vibrant neighbourhoods and a theatre scene that’s frequently compared to both New York and London. You’ll find it all, and more, in Canada’s biggest city, Toronto. Lose yourself exploring the vast array of museums, sky-piercing downtown and eclectic neighbourhoods.