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Come 'face to face' with over 1,000 exotic birds, animals that roam free in large Game Reserves. Live animal shows, Misumu Bay Wet Play. Full day of family fun!
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Art Gallery of Hamilton is home to a comprehensive collection of Canadian historical, contemporary art and an impressive European collection. AGH hosts an exciting schedule of varied exhibitions and programming. |
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In June 1813, a British force encountered 3,000 Americans here at the Gage farm. Costumed interpreters bring this National Historic Site to life. Enjoy spectacular views from the Battlefield Monument. |
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Canadian Football Hall of Fame & Museum
The Canadian Football Hall of Fame promotes all levels of Canadian football through exhibits and interactives. Individual achievements are recognized annually with an induction weekend.
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Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum
Home to over 40 aircraft from WWII to military jets; including an operational Avro Lancaster. Vintage aircraft flying, restaurant, gift shop, displays, guided tours and lots of plane fun!
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Cathedral of Christ the King is the mother Church of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Hamilton. A Gothic architectural landmark built in 1933, incorporating Italian marble and stained-glass windows.
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The Cathedral, the mother church of the Anglican dioceses of Niagara, dates from 1835. The carved west doors open into a decorated gothic Cathedral with magnificent stained glass windows.
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Experience Wild Waterworks, Lakeland Centre, Bistro & Pool, Hamilton Beach Trail, Camping & Picnics. More fun & food with Adventure Village, Baranga's on the Beach, Hutch's Restaurant and Lakeland Go-Karts. |
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Visit the magnificent home of Sir Allan Napier MacNab, one of Canada's first premiers. Discover mid-19th-century Hamilton on your tour of more than 40 rooms on three floors. |
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This Gothic Revival farmhouse, carriage house and 2 acres of picnic grounds was the 1897 birthplace of an early women's movement: the Women's Institutes. Guided tours. |
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A cultural heritage centre, with an emphasis on local history and fine art. Join us Sunday evenings from mid-June to end of August for "Music at Fieldcote". |
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The Griffin House stands today as a testament to the bravery and determination of black men and women who journeyed to freedom and a better life in Southern Ontario. |
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Hamilton Harbour provides opportunities to discover Hamilton's Waterfront by land aboard the Hamilton Waterfront Trolley, by water on the Hamiltonian Tour Boat and Hamilton Harbour Queen. |
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Investigate the War of 1812, the Rebellion of 1837-38, the Boer War and World War I. See a World War I trench, medal displays and our changing exhibit gallery. |
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This National Historic Site preserves two magnificent 70-ton steam engines, which powered Hamilton's first municipal waterworks. Check out our schedule for special events and Live Steamer Days. |
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Walk the decks of Canada's most famous warship. H.M.C.S. Haida saw service in WWII and the Korean War and is the last Tribal Class destroyer in the world!
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The Parks Canada Discovery Centre invites you to explore Canada's historic places and natural spaces - hands-on exhibits, films and presentations bring to life Canada's rich heritage. |
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Take an exhilarating trip through nature's most beautiful work. Royal Botanical Gardens features five glorious gardens, a 30-kilometer trail system and four nature sanctuaries. |
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This popular picnic and wedding location features two waterfalls; Webster's a magnificent curtain waterfall and Tews, a towering 41-metre ribbon waterfall. Trails connect to the Bruce Trail. |
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History comes alive any Sunday and statutory holiday at Westfield. Carefully restored and staffed with costumed interpreters, the buildings capture the true charm and spirit of early Canadian culture.
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This National Historic Site is a fine example of an historic house surviving intact with its original furnishings dating up to 1939 when a bygone era would soon disappear forever. |