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City breaks and great escapes in Ontario, Canada

City breaks and great escapes in Ontario, Canada


Whether you’re into intrepid urban adventures or getting to grips with the great outdoors, Ontario is one of those big-hitting destinations that has a universal appeal. From the country’s capital, Ottawa, to the provincial capital and Canada’s largest city, Toronto, and everything in between, the cities that speckle this stretch of land are testament to the diversity and culture on offer.

Urban adventurers seeking out experiences to spark their curiosity will delight at the offerings across these metropolises. Meanwhile, the natural diversity showcases the true beauty of this part of Canada. With over 250,000 lakes, dense forests, sparse hinterlands and rolling hills, these big spaces are waiting to be explored.

There are more than 250,000 lakes to be explored across the province

(Destination Ontario)

There’s a reason why this province has lured almost 40% of Canada’s population to call it home. So whether you’re after fly-drive and motorhome holidays or cool city breaks, Ontario is perfectly placed to cater to all types of adventure.

Head for heritage

Want to get the best of Eastern Canada? Set out on this fly-drive adventure to take in some of the standout showcases of the natural world and rich heritage of this region. The cities are living maps of history and culture, while nature puts on an unforgettable show at Niagara Falls. Nearby Toronto and the world-famous waterfalls are a duo to catch. The falls – and in particular the Canadian Horseshoe Falls, the biggest of the collection – are a mighty testament to the natural power of the province. The falls also function as a roaring introduction to both Canada and the US, straddling the international border.

Discover the Great Lakes

The aptly named Great Lakes are the largest group of fresh water lakes on Earth, and an unparalleled place for waterborne adventures

(Destination Ontario)

The Great Lakes are aptly named and awe inspiring, and this itinerary journeys to those open waters and beyond. From the native northern highlands and cities of Sault Ste Maire to an Indigenous-led wilderness retreat on the intriguing Manitoulin Island, this is an itinerary to make you feel intrepid in your explorations. Long stretches of boreal forest and sweeping lakeside vistas will accompany you on the open road as you hop from nature reserve to national park.

Ontario road trip

Hit the road, hop on a train and enjoy the kaleidoscopic tones of the shifting natural landscapes

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