A Virtual Trip Through Ontario

I have to admit, my province of Ontario is such a large place, it's hard to pick the must see and do places, and so much depends on the kind of things you are interested in.  :)

If you like museums, in South-Western Ontario we have a number of museums, large and small that you can visit.    Places like the Elgin Country Military Museum in St. Thomas.   First seeing Jumbo and then moving on to the museum.  

Throughout small town Ontario you will find all sorts of small museums.  From agricultural ones to local town ones.   Historical gaols and homes of scientists.

If you wanted to take in some of the bigger sites of Ontario, we do have plenty of them.   If you come to London in the middle of July you can have the joy of taking in the Home County Music Festival in London.  :)   The International Plowing Match in the fall, and various fall fairs that scatter the countryside, including the Western Fair.

If preferring the more natural setting you could take in one of the many parks.  The Pinery Provinical Park is a very popular camping and swimming attraction.  With it's numerous trails and clean beach it's a great place to relax in the outdoors.

The more conventional attractions would include Marineland and Game Farm, Ripley's, Dundurn Castle.  You could take in the Pioneer Villages that scatter the province, such as Fanshawe Pioneer Village.

Of course, you could just come to just head up north.   Frogs, bugs, water, fishing, Science North, the Big Nickel, clear night skies.   Lots of walking trails and the fun of blueberry picking.   It's a grand place to visit.   You might have a chance to pan for gold.

As you can see, this beloved province of mine is filled with a TON of things to do.  From Pine forests to woodland lots.   Busy cities to quieter towns.   Nature, museums, major attractions.   Visit this province, love the world it brings you too.  :)