Landmarks in Kingston and the Islands

Step back in time at Fort Henry National Historic Site, a 19th-century British fortress offering military demonstrations and historical immersion.

Discover the haunting history of Kingston Penitentiary, a must-visit historical landmark and museum in Ontario, Canada, offering insights into the past of Canadian justice.

Discover the beauty of the 1000 Islands with scenic cruises departing from Kingston's historic waterfront. A memorable experience for all ages.

Discover Kingston Mills Locks: A Historic Gem of the Rideau Canal, Perfect for Outdoor Adventures and Scenic Beauty.

Explore the rich history of Canada at Bellevue House National Historic Site, the charming former residence of Prime Minister Sir John A. Macdonald.

Explore Murney Tower: Kingston's historic Martello tower, offering a glimpse into 19th-century military life and Canadian heritage.

Experience the breathtaking Kingston Waterfront: a perfect blend of natural beauty, history, and vibrant local culture, all right by Lake Ontario.

Explore the unique architecture and maritime history of Shoal Tower National Historic Site in Kingston Harbour, a hidden gem for history lovers.

Discover the serene beauty and vibrant local culture of Wolfe Island, Ontario's largest island in the Thousand Islands region.

Experience a piece of Canadian history at the Spirit of Sir John A. Canadian Pacific in Kingston, Ontario - a landmark honoring the first Prime Minister.

Discover Fort Frontenac in Kingston: a historic landmark offering a glimpse into Canada's colonial past and military heritage.

Discover the stunning beauty and rich history of the 1000 Islands from Gananoque, the charming Canadian gateway to this unique archipelago.

Explore Cedar Island in Kingston, Ontario, a tranquil escape with stunning natural beauty, perfect for relaxation, outdoor adventures, and wildlife spotting.

Discover the historical significance of the Kingston Customs House, a key site in Canada's trade history and a beautiful architectural landmark.