With more restaurants per capita than nearly any other city in Canada, Kingston has turned culinary into an art form. After a great meal, enjoy the vibrant theatre, arts, and events scene.
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Steeped in history, yet constantly evolving — the home for impassioned curators and creators, a place that embraces new ideas — it’s authentic, vibrant and never stops surprising. Start your trip planning now at The Great Waterway.
Must-Sees
Kingston 1000 Islands is Canada's museum capital with 20 museums and historic sites, including the newest UNESCO World Heritage Site — The Rideau Canal and the Kingston Fortifications.
Fort Henry National Historic Site, a 19th century British fortification and UNESCO World Heritage Site, that transforms during fall evenings and becomes Fort Fright.
Kingston Pen Tours offer a unique behind the scenes look at one of North America's most infamous prisons.
The Grand Theatre has hundreds of professional and amateur performances annually, that include: dance, theatre, variety, musicals, comedy and more.
The K-Rock Centre hosts world-renowned artists, athletes and performers. See who’s there during your Kingston visit.
The Kingston Pen Tours return for another year. Starting May 9th visitors will be able to see behind the walls of one of North America’s most infamous prisons.
If you are looking for a new perspective, the city takes on a different vista from the water – especially on a leisurely dinner or sunset cruise.
