Spanning a magnificent combination of lakes, rivers, early settlement routes, and historic cities and villages, Eastern Ontario offers up classic Canadian heritage in a stunning scenic setting.

Follow the lakeside road to the heritage-rich towns of Cobourg and Port Hope. Hop aboard the Confederation Trolley in Kingston, nicknamed the ‘limestone city’ because of its many heritage buildings made of limestone, and discover a treasure trove of historical sites including old Fort Henry. Transport yourself back in time in Morrisburg’s Upper Canada Village – an amazingly faithful recreation of an 1860s community. And browse for one-of-a-kind items at artisan shops in Merrickville.

Gaze out at a gorgeous area of the St. Lawrence Seaway. Set sail from Kingston, Gananoque or Brockville on a 1000 Islands cruise and view some of the most resplendent scenery you’ll ever see in your life. You can also drive along it on the 1000 Islands Parkway or admire it all from a towering lookout. Boat or hike along the historic Rideau Canal, which winds its way from Kingston to Ottawa. Seek out adventure in Prince Edward County – Ontario’s newest wine region and a culinary delight. And swim, windsurf or picnic among nature’s sandcastles at Sandbanks Provincial Park, boasting the world’s largest system of freshwater sand dunes.