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Looking for fun things to do with your kids in London, Ontario this spring and summer? Find the best attractions and activities for your family, including trampoline parks, indoor activities, outdoor fun, amusement parks, bowling, go karting and more.
London has long drawn the attention of artistic visitors for its spirited and vibrant community of artists and galleries. Read on for a short list of a wide range of local art galleries, from the edgy to the refined.
Join Londoners in their long-standing enjoyment of brewing pots of fairly traded, environmentally responsible and ethically sourced beverages.
Enjoy nature at your own pace! London, Ontario, has a number of different natural spaces where you can stretch your legs, find peace and go forest bathing.
Old East Village (OEV) is located in London’s Core Area. Surrounded by a beautiful heritage neighbourhood, OEV’s commercial district stretches along Dundas Street between Adelaide and Charlotte and beyond.
Get to know the independent businesses and producers of hand-crafted, small-batches, made-in-London, Ontario, foods found while exploring the city’s food scene.
If you are looking for some things to do outside of London, Ontario, learn more about some suggested nearby cities and towns that are worth a visit.
What is now known as the City of London, was founded in 1826. However, oral history and archeological records show that the London region has been inhabited for over 10,000 years. Some of the Indigenous peoples who have continuously called this region home include the Anishnaabeg, Haudenosaunee, and Lenni-Lenape Nations.
London, Ontario is centrally located within Southwestern Ontario. It is easily accessible and has a variety of transportation options that will bring you into the city!
Start planning your trip to London, ON with Tourism London's official guides, including London's visitor guide, breweries & distilleries guide, helpful maps, where to find souvenirs, gift options and more.
Welcome to London, Ontario, Canada! Let us give you a few ideas about what to see on your first visit to our wonderful city. From markets, restaurants, theatres, museums, nature and local stores and goodies!
Tourism London has compiled a listing of partners that provide accessible access to visitors, from attractions in and around London to places to stay that offer accessible accommodations, to park playgrounds and transit in the city of London, Ontario.
Escape the city and embrace rural adventures! These farms near London, Ontario are fun for the whole family.
London Ontario's thriving bookshop scene has something for every bookworm, Whether you’re into non-fiction, fantasy, mystery or the macabre.
Spend a day exploring one of London, Ontario’s cutest neighbourhoods, Wortley Village, with its historic properties, gourmet restaurants and exclusive retailers.
Running alongside the Thames River, the Kains Woods trail offers beautiful views of not only the river but the valley as well. Located on the North West end of town, close to Byron, you could easily go for a hike or walk on the 5.8 km trail & pop down to one of the local shops for a bite to eat after.
This network of pathways is located in the northeast end of the city that runs along side the Thames River as well as Meander Creek. Popular for birding, this trail has numerous neighbourhood access points to the 10.3 km loop.
Nature lovers & hiking fans don’t have to travel far to enjoy one of the largest publicly owned Environmentally Significant Areas (ESA) in London. Located South of Commissioners Road & East of Wellington Road, adjacent to the Tourism London Welcome Centre, the ESA extends eastward towards Pond Mills Road.