You'll be amazed by Ontario's diversity in environment, culture and history. From the dramatic majesty of the north to the unique landscape of the south, each region has renowned must-see attractions, as well as hidden gems waiting to be discovered.
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There is an array of festivals and events that take place throughout the province.
We offer a number of helpful and informative free publications that showcase Ontario's unique and diverse range of travel experiences. In this section you can download and/or order Ontario publications to help plan your next trip.
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Step across the threshold of one of the many military forts standing strong across the province and see for yourself how history comes alive in Ontario. Marvel at the precision and pageantry of military drills and maneuvers at Fort Henry. Witness a full-fledged battle re-enactment from the War of 1812 at Fort York.
Experience the joys and the hardships of the early settlers. Join in a 19th century christening or a wedding at Upper Canada Village in Morrisburg. Escape back in time to the clippity-clop of hooves as you take a horse and buggy ride through Black Creek Pioneer Village. Learn how settlers preserved their fall harvest bounty at Backus Heritage Village in Port Rowan. Feel your mouth water, as you observe 19th century baking in the summer kitchen of Canada's oldest stone house west of Toronto - Ermatinger Stone house in Sault Ste. Marie. From quilting to sausage making, follow the month-by-month routines of Canada's Mennonite settlers at Joseph Schneider Haus in Kitchener.
Tour the grand mansions of Ontario's 19th century rich and famous, including the home of Canada's first prime minister, Sir John A. MacDonald. Then take a voyage through a different kind of history - the amazing story behind Ontario's waterway engineering feats, including the Hydraulic Lift Lock on the Trent-Severn Waterway and the flight locks that connect the Rideau Canal to the Ottawa River.
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Did you know?
The Grange, built in 1817, is Toronto's oldest existing house and part of the Art Gallery of Ontario.
