Days Inn - Kingston Attractions

Fort Henry

P.O. Box 213 Kingston, ON K7L 4V8 800-437-2233 Be on guard for soldiers staging mock battles daily. Listen to heart-pounding music of the fife and drum performed each day. Put on a red coat and join the Mustard Parade. Savor the sweet aroma of oven-baked goods from Fort Henry's own bakery. Explore hidden passages leading to museum rooms, scenic lookouts and more. 60th Anniversary Year. 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM daily Additional July and August; Wednesday, Sunset Ceremony at 7:30PM

Kingston 1000 Island Cruises

6 Princess Street Kingston, ON K7L 1A2 613-549-5544 Step aboard on one of our Riverboats for a magnificent cruise of the 1000 Islands. Our distinctive vessels are equipped for your comfort and enjoyment and feature live entertainment, theater, food and dining options. 1 1/2 and 3 hour cruises. Daily lunch cruise with reserved seating. Sunset dinner cruises with nightly departures. Throughout the day and evening departing up to nine times daily.

Confederation Tour Trolley

209 Wellington Street Kingston, ON. K7K 2Y6 All aboard! Hop on the Confederate Tour Trolley for a 50 minute exploration into Kingston's historic past! View Kingston's beautiful waterfront, and witness its charming limestone heritage, including highlights such as the Royal Military College, Fort Henry, the Penitentiaries, Olympic Harbor, Bellevue House and the campus of Queen's University. Seven days a week. Mid May to June 10AM to 5PM July 1 to Labor Day 10AM to 7PM September Weekends only Tours depart hourly, seven days a week from Confederation Park across from City Hall.

Bellevue House

35 Centre Street Kingston, ON K7L 4ES 613-545-8666 Home of Sir John A. Macdonald, Canada's first Prime Minister. The restored Italian-style villa and Visitor commemorate his life and career. Staff in period costumes, mid-19th century house and gardens. April 1 to October 31

Pump House Steam Museum

55 Ontario Street Kingston, ON K7L 2Y2 613-542-2261 A handsome example of Victorian architecture, the Pump House Steam Museum was built in 1849 and served as Kingston's first water-pumping station an important ally in the fight against cholera and fire. A 10 minute walk for downtown and located one block west of the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes, the museum today houses multiple-ton monster engines, model trains and steam yacht. June 1st to Labor Day

Marine Museum of the Great Lakes

55 Ontario Street Kingston, ON K7L 2Y2 613-542-2261 Tall tales, high adventure and mighty enterprise are part of the history of the inland seas. You'll hear it all when you visit the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes, a historic waterfront shipyard that has been transformed into a year-round modern museum to showcase the shipping heritage of the Great Lakes. Alongside the museum you'll find the Alexander Henry, a 3,000 ton Canadian Coast GuardShip that is open for tours from mid-May to the end of September. Mid May to end of September

International Ice Hockey Federation Museum

York & Alfred Streets Kingston, ON K7L 4V6 613-544-2355 Hull, Orr, Lafleur, Tretiak, Howe, Gretzky, Lindros... and more. Add a new dimension to your holiday itinerary and relive great memories with your heroes of the past & present. Please inquire

Kingston Summer Festival

218 Princess Street Kingston, ON K7L 1B2 800-615-5666 A richly varied performing arts festival featuring daring, challenging, sometimes outrageous and always interesting theater, comedy, music.

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