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Visit Ontario's featured attractions to enjoy pristine parks, gardens and stunning natural wonders, splash in a waterfront playground, commune with birds and butterflies and travel back in time to relive history.
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  Art Gallery of Ontario
The new Frank Gehry-designed Art Gallery of Ontario showcases art like never before - 110 light-filled galleries featuring more than 4,000 works. Award-winning collections include Canadian, Contemporary, European, African, Photography and an extraordinary collection of ship models, part of the internationally acclaimed Thomson Collection.
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 Fort William Historical Park
History comes alive at Fort William Historical Park. The action never stops as visitors step back into 1815 and experience one of the world's finest cultural and recreational attractions. This Thunder Bay heritage site is open year-round and is rated one of Canada's top 10 travel destinations.
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 Huronia Historical Parks
Huronia Historical Parks operates two historic attractions in Midland and Penetanguishene. Sainte-Marie among the Hurons was a 17th century French Jesuit Mission to the Huron people and is Ontario's oldest European community. Discovery Harbour recreates a 19th century British naval and military base, located on the picturesque shores of Penetanguishene on Georgian Bay.
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 McMichael Canadian Art Collection
Nestled in 40 hectares (100 acres) of stunning woodland, the McMichael Canadian Art Collection is renowned for showcasing 20th century Canadian art. The gallery features exhibitions by Group of Seven, First Nations, Inuit and contemporary Canadian artists. Visitors can enjoy tours, family Sundays, music concerts, and more. Discover an authentic Canadian experience.
 Niagara Parks Commission
The power and beauty of the Falls can be experienced first-hand in many ways with Niagara Parks. Attractions include Journey Behind the Falls, Niagara's Fury and The Butterfly Conservatory, plus many free sights such as summer concerts, fireworks shows, giant floral displays, and historic War of 1812 sites.
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 Ontario Heritage Trust
From the sweeping veranda of an Edwardian mansion to a museum highlighting Reverend Josiah Henson's life, the Ontario Heritage Trust owns and operates heritage sites across the province, including Uncle Tom's Cabin and the Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre. Each year, thousands of visitors connect with history and culture at these attractions - 11 of which are National Historic Sites.
 Ontario Parks
There are more than 300 provincial parks in Ontario for you to enjoy, some of which are open all year long, offering camping, recreational activities and natural heritage education programs - helping you connect with your natural surroundings. There are lots of ways to sleep over in our parks: tents, RVs, yurts, rustic cabins, cottages and lodges.
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 Ontario Place
A place where friends and families come together, a place to catch the warmth of the sun while having tons of fun; to feel the breeze of the lake while taking in majestic waterfront vistas; a place where Ontario's rich culture converges in collective celebration. A place for everyone.
 Ontario Science Centre
With hundreds of engaging interactive exhibits, daily science demonstrations and IMAX® films, the Ontario Science Centre will delight, inform and challenge visitors of all ages. The Weston Family Innovation Centre has 50 interactive experiences that allow teens to create and innovate, while KidSpark is a unique discovery playground for children eight and under.
 Royal Botanical Gardens
This piece of paradise boasts five unique gardens landscaped over 200 hectares (500 acres) - plus 900 hectares (2,200 acres) of nature sanctuary. See the world's largest lilac collection, hike the more than 30 kilometres (19 miles) of nature trails, and take in award-winning events throughout the year including bloom festivals, music in the gardens and art exhibits.
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 Royal Ontario Museum
No trip to Toronto is complete without a visit to the Royal Ontario Museum - Canada's largest museum of world cultures and natural history. With dinosaurs, Canada's First Peoples, ancient Egypt, minerals and gems, live animals, and so much more, the ROM is your gateway to a world of discovery.
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 Science North & Dynamic Earth
Science North is a science centre that allows you to get up close to Northern Ontario wildlife, take part in explosive science shows and IMAX® adventures in 3D! Dynamic Earth is a mining and geology centre that lets you work and play with real mining equipment and technologies! Both venues offer special exhibitions for families.
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 St. Lawrence Parks Commission
Follow the St. Lawrence River for a wealth of experience-rich attractions including Upper Canada Village, UNESCO-designated Fort Henry National Historic Site of Canada, Crysler Park Marina, Upper Canada Golf Course, Upper Canada Migratory Bird Sanctuary, and 12 campgrounds and day-use areas - including the Long Sault Parkway.
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