Slow Travel & Gourmet Tours: Magazine & Experience Guide Worldwide
Ontario is often the first point of contact with Canada – and for many, the part they return to. Our Ontario travel tips show how to effectively combine cities, nature, and tours in the province.
Winterlude in Ottawa – Experience winter, don't just look at it
Ice, snow, and biting cold define Canada's capital when Winterlude begins. We show you what the festival feels like, how to get around Ottawa in winter, and why good preparation makes all the difference – from ice skating on the Rideau Canal to short distances between indoors and outdoors.
The good old days are coming back to life in the Upper Canada Village in Ontario, Canada. Every summer, millers, woodworkers, weavers and tailors work with original machines from the 19th century in the craft shops in the Upper Canada Village in Ontario.
Eastern Canada is a region that is very diverse. Here are the largest cities in the country. One can get lost in the forests of Ontario and Quebec. Instead, you feel like you are at the sea at the Great Lakes. In the Atlantic provinces, the ocean is never far away.
In Midland there is a museum village that vividly shows the life of the Iroquois Indians and Jesuits at the beginning of the settlement of Ontario: Sainte-Marie among the Hurons.
This is how I imagine winter to be. Frosty temperatures, lots of snow, frozen rivers and a bright blue sky where the sun's rays make the snow sparkle. We are lucky enough to experience the Ottawa Winterlude under optimal conditions.
A Walk on the Toronto Waterfront What do you do when you arrive in Toronto exhausted, the sun is shining outside and the blue sky beckons you outside? A stroll along the Toronto Waterfront overlooking the Toronto Islands and Lake Ontario. Between Queens Quay and the Toronto Islands Ferry Station, you can[…]
Vegetables and herbs grow on the roof garden of the Royal York Hotel Toronto. Bees are buzzing among the herbs and vegetables. These too have found a home on the hotel roof and diligently produce fresh honey, which is served in the hotel's fine restaurants.
Algonquin Park offers more than just scenery. Experience the magic, stillness and wildlife in Canada's famous park. Hear wolves howl, spot moose and black bears, and find tranquility in the wilderness of Algonquin Park.
Toronto's Old and New City Hall stand right next to each other in the secret city center of the metropolis. They are only separated by a large square. In the summer, tourists relax on it after their city tour, and the residents take a break from everyday life.
