Ontario is Canada’s second-largest and most populous province, home to two capital cities: Ottawa, the national capital, and Toronto, the provincial capital. Ontario is a jumping-off point for trips to Lake Superior, the world’s largest freshwater lake, Niagara Falls, and the Polar Bear Park north of the Arctic Circle.

Ontario Attractions and Entertainment
In Toronto, be sure to visit the Ontario Square entertainment complex, stroll through Queen Elizabeth Park, Hyde Park, or the beautiful Toronto Islands Park on Lake Ontario. Also popular is Casa Loma, a century-old neo-Gothic castle built by banker Henry Pellatt in the early 20th century.

Other interesting attractions include Spadin Castle, Fort George, Fort York, the Algonquin Reserve, the Maple Syrup Museum, the 553-meter CN Tower, and, of course, Niagara Falls, located just 100 km south of the city.

Hamilton
Hamilton, Ontario’s second-largest city, is notable for its blooming gardens—the Gage Garden and the Royal Botanical Garden. Museum lovers will enjoy visiting the Hamilton Military Museum, with a collection of weapons, uniforms, and other artifacts from 1790 to 1954, an art gallery, and the Canadian Football Hall of Fame.

Sleeping Giant
The Sleeping Giant is a unique natural formation on Sibley Island. From a distance, this mountain resembles a giant sleeping on its back. The Sleeping Giant is one of the Seven Wonders of Canada.

Tourist Train
During this exciting train ride, you can enjoy the beauty of Agawa Canyon with its rocky cliffs, mountain rivers, and lakes.

Windsor
Windsor boasts numerous flower beds, fountains, and park sculptures. At the town’s Cheese Factory Museum, visitors can see how cheese was made in the 1860s.

Exhibits in the Henson House, built in 1842, include documents from the abolitionist era, rare books, and various household items.