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African Lion Safari |
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You’ll think you’re in the middle of another continent when you drive just 6 miles north out of Hamilton to the African Lion Safari reserve! There are over 1000 exotic birds and animals living here, including different 132 species. Catch a glimpse of a rhino, an elephant or zebra! You’ll see lions and cheetahs freely roaming around.
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Battlefield House Museum |
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When you come to visit the Battlefield House Museum in Stoney Creek near Hamilton, Ontario, you will find living history. Experience life in the early nineteenth century as the museum staff, dressed in period costume, demonstrate the lifestyle of the Gage Family. You can explore a pioneer homestead, climb a monument, and enjoy the open trails.
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Canada Discovery Centre |
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The center houses state-of-the-art interactive exhibits in three galleries, a lobby and a 65 seat high definition theater, allowing visitors a virtual glimpse of Canada's national parks, historic sites and marine history throughout the years. The Centre is located on the water's edge of Hamilton Harbour on Lake Ontario.
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Royal Botanical Gardens |
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The Royal Botanical Garden is a must-see Hamilton attraction for those who enjoy gardens. Spread across 2700 acres, this is Canada’s largest botanical garden. The collection of plants includes five specialty gardens and four nature sanctuaries. There are over 30 miles of trails winding across the property.
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Whitehern Historic House |
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This National Historic Site was the former home of the McQuesten Family of Hamilton, Ontario. Whitehern house today is filled with original family possessions of all three generations of the McQuestens over the years. See elements from many time periods - Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian.
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