Ontario attractions

The Royal Ontario Museum is a massive museum in central Toronto focused on the world of art, culture and nature. It's one of the biggest, most important museums in North America, and the largest in Canada.

Enjoy one of the best galleries in North America, located in the heart of Toronto. Take a free guided tour, see the newest exhibitions and enjoy the original Canadian art which made the Gallery famous around the world.

Canada is all about nature and no trip to Ottawa is complete without a visit to the Canadian Museum of Nature, located in a beautiful castle in downtown Ottawa that once served as Canada’s Parliament. Discover all of Canada’s natural diversity over 4 floors of permanent galleries, and don't miss an excellent outdoor exhibition featuring live owls and a bald eagle.

Little Canada is a journey of discovery through a vast, highly detailed, animated miniature attraction. From captivating vistas to famous landmarks, iconic cityscapes and little stories, explore and celebrate Canada under one roof, in the heart of downtown Toronto. Little Canada lets you discover all the country has to offer in miniature with iconic views and cityscapes across the country recreated in loving detail. You can even leave a memory of yourself inside with the Littlization Station – it will take a 3D scan of you and create a tiny version of you which you can then place in your favourite scene.

A trip to the top of this world-famous Skylon Tower combines an exhilarating 52-second ride with the awe of seeing Niagara from 775 feet above the mighty Falls. The moment you hop aboard one of the “Yellow Bug” glass-enclosed exterior elevators and glide smoothly to the top, you'll agree the Skylon Tower is the highlight of your visit. From our indoor and outdoor observation decks, you can marvel at once-in-a-lifetime views of the mighty Niagara Falls, the Great Gorge, the Niagara wine district, the dazzling cityscape below, and the Toronto and Buffalo skylines. From this highest vantage point in Niagara, you'll see up to 80 miles (125 km) of Canada and the U.S. At night you can marvel at the illumination of the Falls, the city lights far below, and seasonal Falls fireworks. The experience is rated as one of the top things to do when visiting Niagara Falls.

The Bata Shoe Museum is a footwear museum in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The museum collects, researches, preserves, and exhibits footwear from around the world. The collection is comprised of over 13,500 items from throughout history, as well as the present-day.

WildPlay Niagara Falls: Zipline to the Falls is a thrilling zipline attraction with panoramic views of Niagara Falls, offering rides during the day and night. Kids and adults alike will be wowed by some of Canada's most incredible views of Niagara Falls, and experience dozens of ziplines zooming everywhere at lightning speed! There's also a gravity-powered jump that will make your palms sweat, plus suspended ladders, bridges, nets and more.

The Canadian War Museum is Canada's national museum of military history. It's located west of Parliament Hill near downtown Ottawa. The museum is one of the world's most respected institutions for the study and understanding of international armed conflict. The museum provides a moving visitor experience that draws on real war stories as well as its immense collection of rare wartime artifacts and military memorabilia.

Explore the first major power plant on the Canadian side of the Niagara River with immersive exhibits, restored artifacts and interactive storytelling. And at night, feel the once-dormant power station come to life in a breathtaking interactive experience you'll never forget! Descend 180 feet in a glass-paneled elevator and explore the 2,200-foot-long tunnel, leading to an observation deck at the river's edge. The Niagara Parks Power Station is located in Ontario, Canada.