Kingston, Ontario, Canada

As a port of call to Thousand Islands sightseeing cruises and Ontario's only glass-top ship, enjoy unique lunch, dinner and theatre cruises. Tour Fort Henry, only one of many fascinating museums and historic sites. Experience our many festivals and events. Fabulous Dining and shopping will please the most discriminating tastes. Live theatre and music are featured throughout our vibrant downtown. Unlimited recreational opportunities exist, including golf, sailing, boating, cycling and the world's best freshwater scuba diving, all within city limits.

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Discover a destination showcasing Canada's history and culture. Ottawa is home to spring tulips and fall foliage, sweeping parkways and rugged hiking trails -- offering something for everyone. With easy access from the U.S., Toronto and Montreal, Ottawa enjoys the attributes of a major centre for the visual and performing arts, as well as other big city attractions, while maintaining the accessibility, atmosphere and charm of a smaller city.

One of the Capital's most popular tourist attractions, as well as a national symbol, is Parliament Hill. As a site of architectural beauty, historical significance and federal decision-making, the Hill belongs to all Canadians. Tours of Parliament Hill run year-round, except for Christmas Day, New Year's Day and Canada Day. In the summer, visit the Infotent, outside between Centre Block and West Block, to book your free tour, pick up your self-guide booklet or chat with the staff.

Cornwall, Ontario, Canada

Spend the day, weekend or week with us, you'll be pleasantly surprised! Relax, unwind and enjoy the outdoors and camp along the banks of the St. Lawrence River. Cycle or walk on 40 kms of paved recreational paths , go fishing, boating, or birdwatching, or just meander along a nature trail. Play golf again and again! Shop till you drop at specialty stores, craft shops and shoppingmalls throughout the region. Re-live the "olden days" at Upper Canada Village or visit the dinosaurs at Prehistoric World. Go motoring at the stock car races, go-kart track or kiddy car track. Take in a special event, a rodeo, country fair, or the Highland Games.

Indian Lake, New York, USA

It is the least-populated county in the Adirondack Park, and the largest. It has one million acres of unbroken wilderness. Two hundred sixty-two lakes and ponds. Five hundred miles of groomed cross country trails.

You don't end up in Hamilton County by accident. Directly in the middle of the Adirondack Park, the largest park in the continental United States - bigger than Yellowstone and Yosemite combined - Hamilton County represents a different way of life. There are no Gap outlets here. No long lift lines at the downhill ski centers. You can roar through the 750 miles of groomed snowmobile trails all day without hitting a town. It is one of the wildest areas in the country. Its residents - less than three per square mile - are here because they're drawn here. Maybe for the same reason you're drawn here: because it's one of the last places in America where the wild still rules.

Syracuse, New York, USA

A lively but largely unattractive modern city, busy Syracuse made its name first for the production of salt and, more importantly, for its central position on the Erie Canal. Despite a population nudging half a million, there's little to see, though the presence of Syracuse University gives downtown an active and youthful feel. The redevelopment of Armory Square, around Franklin and Fayette streets, as an area of specialty shops, galleries and cafes has gone some way towards adding character to the city center, but the city still feels dominated by the highways and railroads that slice through it.

Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada

Niagara Falls is probably visited by more people than any other attraction in North America. Niagara Falls, Ontario, is the centre of a 56 km (35 mi) panorama of scenic beauty, parks and historical sites. Casino Niagara - a world class facility with 100,000 square feet of gaming area - is a popular attraction. Housed within the casino complex is Niagara's very own Hard Rock Cafe. Canada One Factory Outlets is now on the scene with several brand name stores. The city is home to approximately 2,000 butterflies that can be viewed year round in the Niagara Parks Butterfly Conservatory.

Goderich, Ontario, Canada

Steeped in historical charm and small town splendour, the town of Goderich takes pride in its reputation as "Canada's Prettiest Town". Excellent boating with three marinas, beautiful parks, three sandy beaches, golf, tennis, windsurfing, lake, river and stream fishing, four museums, shopping, heritage walks, hiking trails and special events all year long are just a few of the attractions to enjoy. The end of your visit isn't complete until you've viewed the truly spectacular sunset. Goderich is one of the best locations in the world to catch the setting sun's symphony of colour.

Tobermory, Ontario, Canada

A "picture postcard" village of great charm at the tip of the Bruce Peninsula, the northern terminus of the Bruce Trail, and the southern terminus for the Chi-Cheemaun ferry to Manitoulin Island. With its frame houses and twin harbours, the atmosphere of a quiet fishing village prevails, though in fact it's a busy resort and a centre for underwater activities and the port for cruises to Flowerpot Island in Fathom Five National Marine Park. Naturalists are attracted to the Tobermory area to look for the 40 species of orchid found here. The spectacular scenery along the Bruce Trail attracts many hiking enthusiasts, and the Bruce Peninsula National Park is a popular camping area.

Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Canada

Rainbow Country is named for the array of rainbow colours that illuminate from the crystal clear lakes and sparkling waters. These waters will tempt you to cast a line, explore new territory, splash around, or just sit back and listen to the call of the loon. Whether you are riveted by the frothing tumult of a whitewater rapid, or relaxed by the gurgle and chuckle of a pebbled trout stream, Rainbow Country offers a mix of soft wilderness adventures nestled in warm Northern hospitality.Visit Manitoulin Island, the world's largest fresh water island, and a sacred place for Canada's native peoples. Explore Killarney, where the wild beauty of white-capped hills has inspired painters such as Canada's famous Group of Seven to capture its magnificence. Rainbow Country means colours and landscapes that are designed to inspire, so come here and inspire yourself.

North Bay, Ontario, Canada

North Bay's population is 56 000 and is the ultimate 4 season playground. It offers visitors the Best of both worlds. Enjoy the Waterfront Park, stroll the boardwalk, relax on the beach, roller blade or cycle on the trails, even take a cruise on the Chief Commanda II. Go to the Heritage Festival and airshow during the Aug. holiday weekend. The newest attraction is the Timber Train which runs from Mattawa to Temiskaming, Que. Fishing, camping, snowmobiling, hiking, canoeing and ice fishing are only minutes from downtown. Enjoy first class arts and entertainment at the Capitol Centre or casual fine dining while watching a most spectacular sunset on Lake Nipissing.

Algonquin Park, Ontario, Canada

Ontario's Near North means endless unspoiled waterways in a wild and ancient landscape. Legendary routes of the fur-trading voyageurs pass soaring granite cliffs and 300 year old pine trees. The waters of Ontario's Near North come alive with walleye, pike, trout, bass, perch and panfish, while the forests of this region inspire generations of nature lovers to catch a glimpse of a moose, or listen to the melancholy music of a loon-filled lake. From the majestic forests and peaceful lakes of Algonquin Park, to the city of North Bay and Lake Temagami, you can experience carnivals and festivals all year round. In the winter, you can enjoy skiing, on

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

The heart of the city is home to the CN Tower (the world's tallest free-standing structure), the Art Gallery of Ontario, and the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. If you are a shopper, welcome to paradise! From the artsy and funky stores of Queen West to the Eaton Centre, a 350-store galleria, the downtown core has everything you are looking for. The downtown core is also home to many of Toronto's theatres; select from a wide range of accommodation choices that keep in you in the heart of the third largest theatre centre in the English speaking world.