Best Places To Visit In Ontario

1. Niagara Falls

Located in the southern part of Ontario, extremely close to the USA/Canada border, the great Niagara Falls is truly a marvel of nature. There are hundreds of clubs, restaurants, cafes and other tourist attractions located in the Niagara area, so you can have fun in many ways besides visiting the falls!

2. CN Tower (Toronto)

The CN Tower has been the source of pride for millions of Canadians. Toronto is one of the most populated cities in all of Canada. An interesting fact: The CN Tower changes color during festivals/holidays. For example: During Christmas season, the colors turn red and green.

3. Parliament Hill (Ottawa)

Parliament Hill is the home of the Canadian federal government. Many important government meetings are conducted here, and both provincial/national bills are passed here as well. House of Commons Tours are offered at West Block (111 Wellington Street). The public entrance is located between the Centre Block and West Block buildings.

4. Algonquin Park (Southeastern Ontario)

Algonquin Park is a provincial park located in southeastern Ontario. It's home to numerous lakes and rivers, including the large Lake of Two Rivers. Many Canadians visit Algonquin during fall time because the leaves change into beautiful colors during fall season.

5. Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)

The Royal Ontario Museum is located in Toronto. It features art and culture from across the world. As of 2022, the general admission ticket prices are as follows:

- Students (with a valid student ID)/Youth (ages 15-19): $18

- Adult: $23

- Child (ages 4-14): $14

The ROM also offers special arts camps for kids. To learn more, click here.

6. Canada's Wonderland (Vaughan)

Home of the Leviathan and the Behemoth (2 of the tallest roller coasters in the park itself), Wonderland is arguably the most famous amusement park in all of Canada. Wonderland is located in Vaughan, Ontario.

7. Art Gallery of Ontario (Downtown Toronto)

Are you interested in art, fancy pants? Well, head over to the Grange Park neighborhood of Toronto and you'll have a great time at the Art Gallery of Ontario. To learn more about the ticket prices and other AGO events, click here.

8. Thousand Islands (Canada-US Border)

The Thousand Islands are a group of more than 1,800 islands in the St. Lawrence River, right along the US/Canada border. Many elites enjoyed staying here during vacation time in the 19th century, however as of 2022, it's a tourist attraction filled with numerous outdoor activities. You can also find large mansions on these islands.