All Landmarks in Eastern Ontario

Step back in time at Dundurn Castle, Hamilton: Explore opulent rooms and gardens of a 19th-century Canadian estate.

Discover Earnscliffe: Ottawa's historic Gothic Revival manor, former home of Sir John A. Macdonald and current residence of the British High Commissioner.

Explore Fort George National Historic Site in Niagara-on-the-Lake: Immerse yourself in War of 1812 history with live demonstrations and stunning architecture.

Explore 19th-century military life at this historic fortress with stunning views of Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River.

Explore Fort Wellington National Historic Site: a 19th-century fortress on the St. Lawrence River, guarding Canada's past.

Experience the awe-inspiring power and beauty of Horseshoe Falls, the iconic centerpiece of Niagara Falls, on the Canadian side.

Explore the legacy of two Canadian Prime Ministers at this historic Ottawa residence, featuring period furnishings and political artifacts.

Discover the breathtaking views and rich cultural heritage of Mount McKay, an iconic mountain peak in Thunder Bay, Ontario.

Explore 19th-century military life at Kingston's Murney Tower Museum, a National Historic Site offering a unique glimpse into Canada's past.

Experience the grandeur of Parliament Hill in Ottawa, a historical landmark and the heart of Canada's democratic process amidst stunning architecture and scenic views.

A solemn tribute to Canadian heroes, the National War Memorial in Ottawa commemorates the sacrifices made in the name of peace and freedom.

Experience the charm of 19th-century Ontario at Upper Canada Village, a living history museum filled with engaging activities and authentic heritage.