FORT HENRY
1 Fort Henry Drive, Kingston, ON K7K 5G8 Directions
Since 1937
Fort Henry is a well-established historical landmark located in Kingston, Ontario. It is an Interesting place has lots of unique original pieces of uniforms, furniture and weaponry. The landmark's guided tour loads of information about the city of the fort and a remarkable historical exhibit about the Enemy Aliens who are held in the Fort during the First World War. The famous monument also hosts several special ceremonies and events that take place all season long. The site even affords free admission for children under five years.
Upper Canada Migratory Bird Sanctuary, Take a Haunted Ghost Tour, Self-Guided Tours, National Historic and Heritage Site, Education, Dining and Shopping, Sponsorship, Facility Rental, Group Tours, Camping and Beaches, School Program, Military Artifacts Museum Renewal Project & Events
Price: Adult (19-64 Years of Age): $20
Seniors (65+ Years of Age): $20
Military ID $10
Student (13-18 Years of Age): $16
Youth (5-12 Years of Age): $13
Tour Group General: $15
Youth Group: $8.85
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BELLEVUE HOUSE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE
35 Centre Street, Kingston, ON K7L 4E5 Directions
Since 1840
Bellevue House National Historic Site gives an excellent tour full of history and exciting stories in both official languages. It is an ideal place to learn about how Canada was formed and how settlers first lived here in North America in the Olden days. The site consists of a museum and the original property where you can visit the entire house as well as its beautiful garden. You can enjoy the guided tour with a costumed servant to explore heirloom and ornamental gardens. Bellevue House National Historic Site offers free admission for youngsters.
Self-Guided Visit, Guided Tours, National Museum and Historical House, Public Washrooms, Brochure, Gift Shop, Whisky Tasting, Multi-Media Display Area, Costumed Staff, Alternative Facts Tour, Power-Assisted Doors, Exhibits, Explorers Program & Special Events
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KINGSTON CITY HALL
216 Ontario Street, Kingston, ON K7L 2Z3 Directions
Since 1844
Kingston City Hall is one of the outstanding City government office and hall constructed in the Neoclassical style with a landmark the lobate and dome. The place was initially built to be the House of Parliament for the United Provinces of Canada. The city hall is entirely constructed with 19th Century British architecture and has many historical paintings to explore. The well-known building itself tells you a lot about the history and culture of the city. Kingston City Hall offers an overview of the work now being undertaken by the City and Council.
Broadband/Fibre-Optic Networks, Architectural, Electrical, Sidewalks, National Historic Site, Bridges, Bikeways, Buildings, Market Square, Guided Tour, Stained Glass Windows, Historical Places, Council, City Hall, Clock Tower & Weddings