The Memorial Centre in Kingston, Ontario stands as a cherished landmark that pays homage to the city's rich history.

The Rideau Trail in Kingston, Ontario offers outdoor enthusiasts a remarkable adventure through the region's natural beauty.

Lake Ontario Park in Kingston, Ontario, offers a slice of paradise for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Nestled in the heart of Kingston, Ontario, Confederation Park stands as a tranquil oasis that offers respite from the bustling city streets.

Bellevue House National Historic Site stands as a testament to the life of one of Canada's most influential figures — Sir John A. Macdonald.

Market Square stands as a vibrant gathering place that captures the essence of the city's rich history and thriving community spirit.

Queen's University stands as a prestigious institution renowned for its academic excellence and stunning campus.

Nestled in the heart of Kingston, Ontario, lies a captivating architectural masterpiece that has stood the test of time: Kingston City Hall.

Kingston Penitentiary, often simply referred to as KP, is one of Canada's most famous historical sites.

The Marine Museum i Kingston of the Great Lakes offers visitors a deep dive into the rich maritime history of the Great Lakes region.

Just a short drive from Kingston, Ontario, Skywood Eco Adventure offers an exhilarating escape into the wilderness.

Just a short ferry ride from the vibrant city of Kingston, Ontario, lies Wolfe Island, the largest of the Thousand Islands.

The Military Communications and Electronics Museum offers a unique glimpse into the fascinating world of military communications.

Nestled in Kingston at Queen’s University, Agnes Etherington Art Centre is a premier destination for art lovers and cultural explorers.

Kingston is known for its rich history, vibrant cultural scene and also for its natural surroundings, particularly the famous 1000 Islands.

Bon Echo Provincial Park is not only a paradise for nature lovers but also a sanctuary of ancient Indigenous history.

Bon Echo Provincial Park, just a short drive north of Kingston, is a haven for nature enthusiasts, campers, and history buffs alike.

The Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning in Kingston is a cultural hub that fosters creativity and nurtures the local arts community.

Blue Canoe Productions, a vibrant gem in Kingston has been captivating audiences with dynamic performances since its inception in 2006.

Along the scenic waterfront of Kingston, the Murney Tower Museum stands as a proud reminder of Canada’s pre-Confederation military history.