It’s October, and do you know what that means? Taste the Countryside is returning to Waterloo Region! This 10 day culinary adventure features Prix Fixe menus at some of Waterloo region’s favourite rural eateries. The menus will be inspired by the Fall season and will focus on supporting local. After two years of a pandemic, this is one event you don’t want to miss! Community...
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If you thought Niagara Falls was all about the waterfalls, you’re in for a surprise. Niagara Parks Power Station is home to an all-new attraction, deep beneath the main generating floor. The Tunnel is a truly unique and fully accessible underground experience that allows you to walk the path that the water once flowed. Niagara Parks Power Station A tour of the historic Niagara Parks...
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Gananoque and the Thousand Islands is a beautiful region in Eastern Ontario, along the St. Lawrence River. This unique area is known for its National Parks, historic castles, shipwrecks, world-class fishing, maritime museums, and being the birthplace of Thousand Island dressing. While visiting scenic sites is fun to do, trying out local eateries is part of the reason we travel. Here are 10 amazing places...
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Waterloo Region is known for many things – it’s home to both the University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University, is part of the Toronto-Waterloo Tech Corridor (often referred to as Silicon Valley North), is home to Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest (Canada’s largest Bavarian Festival), and is the birthplace of William Lyon Mackenzie King (Canada’s longest serving Prime Minister). But Waterloo Region is also a great place...
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Niagara Falls is one of my favourite places! I used to visit all the time as a kid, and when I was old enough to drive, would take road trips there and spend countless hours playing tourist along Clifton Hill. There is so much to see and do, and every trip there can be completely different. Lots of new attractions, and many classic ones. And...
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