Tag: Ontario

The International Rainbow Bridge of Niagara Falls, to be enjoyed any time of the year!

Connecting Niagara Falls, Canada, to Niagara Falls, United States, the International Rainbow Bridge (aka Rainbow Bridge) is a four-lane arch

Created in 1880, the National Gallery is among the oldest national cultural institutions in Canada. The museum features Canadian, Native

At the end of the breakwater on the north side, this range light—also known as the Saugeen River Range Front

The home of Toronto’s municipal government and one of our distinctive landmarks, this futuristic-looking structure was designed by Viljo Rerell

After the first town hall was destroyed by fire in 1897, the cornerstone for a new city hall was laid

If you ever visit Niagara Falls, at some point you will surely end up on Clifton Hill, which is the

Opened in 1965, the Skylon Tower is 520 feet high. On a 52-second ride, one of three outside elevators will

Open all year round, Fifty Point boasts 80 hectares of pristine beach, clean picnic areas with great birding opportunities, marina,

Hike the Bruce Trail and sub trails along the Niagara Escarpment outcrops of Limehouse Conservation Area and explore its “geological

Louth Falls is a twenty-five-foot plunge-class waterfall set within a quiet forest and usually deserted except for a few dog-walkers