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Explore Kingston, a WORLD HERITAGE destination & stay in a heritage B&B, The Tymparon Inn, located in the heart of Kingston's charming east side, 2 Km south of the 401. |
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Ongoing Kingston and Area Opportunities Fort Henry and the Rideau Canal - UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Fort Henry is a museum and a spectacular historic site. Once inside the
fort's wooden gates visitors enter an amazing reproduction of 19th century military life. The site
offers guided tours, scenic views, and musical performances from a military band, as well as military and marching demonstrations by
the Fort Henry Guard. The Fort plays host to many special ceremonies
and events from May through October, so plan ahead so you won't miss any of these special experiences during your visit.
The Rideau Heritage Route, designated by UNESCO on June 28, 2007, as a WORLD HERITAGE SITE,
connects Kingston, the first Capital of a United Canada (1841-1843), and Ottawa, Canada's current
Capital. It provides visitors an amazing opportunity to experience many historic sites, charming
villages, quaint attractions and spectacular recreation areas. The Canal is a chain of beautiful lakes
covering 202 kilometers from Lake Ontario in Kingston to the Ottawa River in Ottawa. The canal is a
true Mecca for boaters and is well marked with buoys, making it very easy to navigate. Spectators visiting Kingston will also find it exciting
to watch boats traverse through the locks at Kingston Mills, only 3 km from The Tymparon Inn.
From heritage walking tours, paddling routes, cycling routes, hiking trails, and driving tours,
there are plenty of ways to experience the impressive Rideau Heritage Route. Aerial Sightseeing Tours Plan your next visit to Kingston through high quality 360 degree panoramas that feature Kingston's many attractions, accommodations, restaurants/pubs, recreational opportunities and stores. Virtual Kingston For an up-to-date Kingston weather report: Click here
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