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Two people stand in front of a large festive white and gold weaved star. You can see them through the center of the star, one wearing a red and black beanie with a pop-pom, a plaid green coat and black pants. They are smiling and reaching out toward the star. The second stands close, wearing a green and black hat with a pom-pom, a black coat and gray pants.

Ontario’s Best Winter Festivals You Should Visit This Season

Embrace the snow and ice at these fun outdoor events

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A large, tall statue of a gladiator figure wearing a helmet, cloak, shirt, belt, pants and sandals with a strap wrapping around his shin to his knee. He is holding a long axe in front of him. You see the sun behind his head and the sky is blue.

Eight Larger-Than-Life Roadside Attractions to Visit in Canada

These eight statues are quirky, cool—and sometimes even creepy

A person wearing an orange and black winter jacket, black helmet and black snow pants rides a black snowmobile in a snow-covered field lined with evergreen trees. Snow sprays from behind it.

Five Top Tips to Plan An Epic Snowmobiling Trip in Ontario

Five tips for an epic snowmobile adventure this winter

Aerial view of the 1000 Islands in Kingston, Ont. You see lush greenery and trees on the islands, which are scattered across a blue body of water. The sky is light blue with white clouds, which is reflected in the water.

Kingston and 1000 Islands: Things to Do to Enjoy Your Time

Here’s what to see and do on your next road trip

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Four Indigenous people sit in a teepee. From the left: a drum and drumstick being played, a man with dark brown hair and white shawl singing and playing a small drum, a woman with brown hair in two braids, wearing pink and handling a red garment, a young woman with brown hair in a ponytail, wearing a white blouse and mustard overalls with fringe and moccasins, handling a white garment. There is sunlight streaming in from outside from an opening on the right.

Five Hidden Gems You Should See Across the Province

Be sure to visit these spots on your next drive

A close up of a row of red tulips, with many more tulips visible in the background. Behind the tulips are the Parliament Buildings in Ottawa. There is a clock tower that is standing tall amidst the clouds. Atop the green steeple is a red and white Canadian flag with a red maple leaf.

Five Flower Festivals in Ontario That Are Worth the Drive

Discover colourful blooms on display at events across the province

A view of trees backlit by the northern lights in shades of purple, yellow and green. The sky is filled with stars and there is a row of trees of different types.

4 Best Spots to See the Stars in Ontario this Winter

Here are four locations in Ontario where you can admire the cosmos

A black round pool float is in the middle of pool. White lettering says The Lakeside Motel Wellington around it.

Top Five Modern Motels in Ontario for Your Next Road Trip

Run down roadside properties are a thing of the past thanks to the resurgence of restoring old motels and making them cool again

A man with silver hair wearing a brown coat with a scarf around his shoulders, jeans and a grey sweater is holding hands with a woman. She is wearing a long beige coat with a gold-coloured scarf around her shoulders. There is a pair of black binoculars dangling from her neck. They are walking on a green hill with trees in shades of green and orange behind them.

Four Ways to Have an Autumn Adventure

Head outdoors for a fall road trip to admire the changing leaves and enjoy hiking, corn mazes and more

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