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Art Gallery of Burlington
Art Gallery of Burlington

The Art Gallery of Burlington (AGB) is an award-winning, public gallery located in the heart of the City. It hosts as many as 20 exhibitions per year and is home to an acclaimed collection of Canadian contemporary ceramics.

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Art Gallery of Hamilton
Art Gallery of Hamilton

Gallery Hours. Mondays Closed Tuesdays Closed Wednesdays 11 am – 6 pm Thursday 11 am – 8 pm Friday 11 am – 6 pm Saturdays 12 pm – 5 pm Sundays 12 pm – 5 pm

Beautiful Scenic Area,
Beautiful Scenic Area,

Searchable listings of Burlington hotels, motels, resorts, bed & breakfast, and more. Searchable listings of Burlington RV parks and campgrounds. Use our easy Lodging Search to find exactly the type of accommodation you are looking for at the right price.

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Bronte Creek Provincial Park
Bronte Creek Provincial Park

Bronte Creek Phone: 905.827.6911 As a reminder, all day-use visitors entering an Ontario provincial park must purchase a permit which allows the vehicle and its occupants to be in the park between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.

Burlington Beach
Burlington Beach

Photo of Burlington Coat Factory - Huntington Beach, CA, United States by McTwitchy M.

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Burlington Canal Lift Bridge
Burlington Canal Lift Bridge

Hamilton, Ontario, February 10, 2017 – Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) wishes to advise all users of overnight closures on the Burlington Canal Lift Bridge from February 14 to March 4, 2017, between 8 pm and 5 am.

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Canadian Football Hall of Fame
Canadian Football Hall of Fame

... Canadian Football League Alumni Association; ... Hall of Fame Players ... © 2018 Canadian Football Hall Of Fame.

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Cartwright Nature Sanctuary
Cartwright Nature Sanctuary

The Cartwright Nature Sanctuary is a natural area the Hamilton Naturalists Club manages with Conservation Halton. “As the crow flies we are only four kilometres from downtown Hamilton,” said Baker.

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Central Park Labyrinth
Central Park Labyrinth

Burlington’s Central Park Labyrinth is an eleven-circuit labyrinth, patterned after a labyrinth at the Chartres Cathedral in France that dates back to the year 1200. The labyrinth is built from coloured concrete with the pattern added to the surface with a burnt sienna coloured concrete.

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City View Park
City View Park

City View Park; Freeman Station ... cob@burlington.ca. ... Information Line 211. 311 - City of Burlington & Halton Government Services Line 311. Automated Line 905 ...

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Clappison Woods
Clappison Woods

Clappison Woods Clappison Woods – Park in Burlington, ON – Dundas, Burlington, Ontario. Read verified and trustworthy customer reviews for Clappison Woods or write your own review.

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Duncaster Park
Duncaster Park

Duncaster Park, Burlington: See 2 reviews, articles, and photos of Duncaster Park, ranked No.34 on TripAdvisor among 45 attractions in Burlington.

Greenwood Park
Greenwood Park

Greenwood Park - Greenwood Dr. at Francis Rd, Burlington, Ontario, L7T, Canada. Phone: . Softball Fields description: . (read more)

Halton Region Museum
Halton Region Museum

The Halton County Museum was founded in 1961. In 1974 it became the responsibility of the Region when the new Regional Municipality of Halton was formed. In 2014, Regional Council adopted a new Master Plan for the Museum under which it was transformed into Heritage Services, which supports regional heritage organizations and institutions, and cares for Regionally-owned heritage assets.

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Hendrie Valley
Hendrie Valley

Hendrie Valley, Burlington: See 7 reviews, articles, and 25 photos of Hendrie Valley, ranked No.23 on TripAdvisor among 45 attractions in Burlington.

Hidden Valley Park
Hidden Valley Park

Hidden Valley Park, Burlington: See 4 reviews, articles, and 6 photos of Hidden Valley Park, ranked No.25 on TripAdvisor among 45 attractions in Burlington.

HMCS Haida
HMCS Haida

HMCS Haida National Historic Site is located at Pier 9 near Bayfront Park in Hamilton, Ontario. Less than 75km from Toronto and Niagara Falls, HMCS Haida is an easy day trip from the GTA and the Niagara region.

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Ireland House Museum
Ireland House Museum

Immerse yourself and learn about the Ireland family and Burlington’s agricultural roots at Ireland House at Oakridge Farm, built in 1837 and one of Burlington’s oldest heritage homes. Guided tours, heritage demonstrations, and interactive programming bring Burlington’s past to the present as visitors explore the house, grounds and interpretive centre.

Kerncliff Park
Kerncliff Park

Kerncliff Park is the site of the old Nelson Quarry. It is now under rehabilitation and is a pleasant place to explore via gravel paths and a boardwalk. From the parking lot, take the blue blazed side trail along the edge the quarry and up the slope to the main Bruce Trail (white blazes).

Lasalle Marina
Lasalle Marina

La Salle Park Marina, Burlington, ON, Canada Marina. Find marina reviews, phone number, boat and yacht docks, slips, and moorings for rent at La Salle Park Marina.

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LaSalle Park
LaSalle Park

LaSalle Park, Burlington: See 90 reviews, articles, and 14 photos of LaSalle Park, ranked No.4 on TripAdvisor among 45 attractions in Burlington.

Lil' Monkeys
Lil' Monkeys

Lil' Monkeys, Burlington: See 51 reviews, articles, and 4 photos of Lil' Monkeys, ranked No.6 on TripAdvisor among 23 attractions in Burlington.

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Lowville
Lowville

Lowville Park, Burlington: See 88 reviews, articles, and 42 photos of Lowville Park, ranked No.7 on TripAdvisor among 45 attractions in Burlington.

Mount Nemo Conservation Area
Mount Nemo Conservation Area

Mount Nemo Conservation Area, Burlington: See 97 reviews, articles, and 90 photos of Mount Nemo Conservation Area, ranked No.6 on TripAdvisor among 45 attractions in Burlington.

Mount Nemo Lookout
Mount Nemo Lookout

Mt Nemo Lookout B&B in Burlington, Canada: View TripAdvisor's unbiased reviews, photos, and special offers for Mt Nemo Lookout B&B, #4 out of 6 Burlington B&Bs / inns.

Mountsberg Conservation Area
Mountsberg Conservation Area

Mountsberg is bursting with animal life from the farm animals in the barn, to the bison in the paddock, and the frogs peeping in the reservoir. Last but not least is the famous Raptor Centre: the home of our many feathered friends like Octavius the Great Horned Owl and Pip the American Kestrel.

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Nelson Park
Nelson Park

Nelson Park Baseball Improvements ... The City of Burlington is making improvements in Nelson Park. ... cob@burlington.ca.

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Paletta Lakefront Park
Paletta Lakefront Park

Paletta Lakefront Park and Mansion, Burlington: See 74 reviews, articles, and 34 photos of Paletta Lakefront Park and Mansion, ranked No.9 on TripAdvisor among 45 attractions in Burlington.

Pier 4 Park
Pier 4 Park

A signature destination and attraction in Spencer Smith Park at the Waterfront at Downtown Burlington, the Brant Street Pier extends 137 metres over Lake Ontario, providing breathtaking views of the lake and Burlington's shoreline. The Brant Street Pier officially opened during the Sound of Music Festival in Spencer Smith Park on Father's Day weekend in 2013.

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Pinemeadow Park
Pinemeadow Park

The City of Burlington has a NEW online engagement platform getinvolvedburlington.ca. The new platform has nine tools including surveys, polls, mapping, budget simulator, discussion forums, story telling and more.

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Rattlesnake Point
Rattlesnake Point

Rattlesnake Point is one of the most beautiful places in Ontario: spend the day there in any season and you’ll see what we mean. You’ll see the turkey vultures soaring over the escarpment from Buffalo Crag look-out point, and interesting ecological rarities like the thousand year old cedars.

Roseland Park
Roseland Park

Roseland Parks: Paletta Lakefront Park – Just steps down the road, Paletta Lakefront Park is the oldest park in Burlington. Located at 4280 Lakeshore Road, 14 acres of lush walking trails await. The Dofasco Shoreacres Creek Discovery Trail links to the Waterfront Trail, providing plenty to see and do as you explore.

Royal Botanical Gardens - Arboretum
Royal Botanical Gardens - Arboretum

Tours: Drop-in tours of the Arboretum are available seasonally. Click here for a schedule of all tours and activities happening at RBG. To inquire about personal group tours, visit rbg.ca/grouptours.

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Royal Botanical Gardens - Laking Garden
Royal Botanical Gardens - Laking Garden

The Heritage Garden is dedicated to Barbara Tarver Laking (1915-1986). Raised in England, she brought her life-long dedication to horticulture to Royal Botanical Gardens, originating our decorative arts program and co-founding the RBG Auxiliary.

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Royal Botanical Gardens - The Rock Garden
Royal Botanical Gardens - The Rock Garden

David Braley and Nancy Gordon Rock Garden 1185 York Boulevard, Hamilton ON We are proud to present the rejuvenated David Braley and Nancy Gordon Rock Garden, our new garden, respecting our iconic treasure’s heritage, look and feel while celebrating the beginning of a new era with a beautiful, modern renovation.

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Royal Botanical Gardens Berry Tract
Royal Botanical Gardens Berry Tract

Royal Botanical Gardens, 680 Plains Road West, Burlington, ON Canada 905-527-1158; 1-800-694-4769; Fax: 905-577-0375

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Sassafras Woods
Sassafras Woods

The Waterdown-Sassafras Woods Heritage Lands are centred on Waterdown Escarpment Woods and Sassafras Woods ESAs. Sassafras Woods is a Carolinian Canada site and together with Waterdown Escarpment Woods is a Provincial Life Science Area of Natural and Scientific Interest.

Shell Park
Shell Park

South Shell Waterfront Park, in conjunction with Shell Park, Bronte Woods and Burloak Woods north of Lakeshore Road is considered by many local birders to be the best migrant stopover site in the greater Hamilton area.

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Sherwood Forest Park
Sherwood Forest Park

The City of Burlington's revitalization strategy for Sherwood Forest Park provides a framework for future renewals of the park and building. It is based on the approved 2009 Parks, Recreation and Cultural Assets Master Plan, feedback from the public and Community Stakeholders.

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Smokey Hollow Waterfall
Smokey Hollow Waterfall

Burlington Hikes: Smokey Hollow. Waterdown is a small down north of Burlington and is home to Smokey Hollow. ... The waterfall that powered these mills ...

Spencer Smith Park
Spencer Smith Park

Spencer Smith Park, Burlington: See 216 reviews, articles, and 62 photos of Spencer Smith Park, ranked No.2 on TripAdvisor among 45 attractions in Burlington.

Teresa Seaton Studio and Gallery
Teresa Seaton Studio and Gallery

Teresa Seaton Studio & Gallery 652 Spring Gardens Road, Burlington, Ontario, Canada L7T 1J2. Gallery Open: Thursday - Sunday 11 am - 5 pm Monday - Wednesday by chance or appointment

The Naval Ships' Memorial Monument,
The Naval Ships' Memorial Monument,

The Royal Canadian Naval Association Burlington Branch, unveiled that Naval Ships' Memorial Monument, May 14, 1995, with approximately 5,000 spectators, including over 1,000 veterans in attendance. The memorial is dedicated to the memory of the 31 warships and the 2024 Naval Personnel of the Royal Canadian Navy and the 75 ships and 1466 merchant seamen of the Canadian Merchant Navy who were lost during World War II.

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Waterdown Memorial Park
Waterdown Memorial Park

Waterdown Memorial Park, Waterdown: See 6 reviews, articles, and photos of Waterdown Memorial Park, ranked No.5 on TripAdvisor among 13 attractions in Waterdown.