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HMCS Haida (G63) is a tribal class warship which was launched in 1942. It served the Royal Canadian Navy from 1943 to 1963 and also during World War II. It sank more enemy ships than any other warship in the armada. Today, it stands as a museum and can be explored by visitors. Located on the waterfront of Hamilton, the destroyer is also designated as a National Historic Site of Canada in 1984. You can tour the ship and discover its engine room, the lower and upper decks or just marvel at its sheer grandeur.

Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum

If warplanes and fighter aircraft interest you then head straight to the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum. This museum houses aircraft models that were actually used during World War II. It is home to several propeller-powered aircraft, helicopters and military jets. Several of the aircraft on display are in an operational condition. Avro Lancaster is a part of the museum's air shows. The Lancaster is one of the few functional Lancasters on the planet.

Art Gallery of Hamilton

Established in 1914, the Art Gallery of Hamilton is a famous public gallery in the city and one of the oldest in Canada. The gallery was renovated in 2005, replete with a spacious pavilion and modern exhibition spaces. Boasting of a collection that amounts to 9000 objects, it focuses on European and Canadian art. The gallery calendar is always full with interesting events like temporary exhibitions, art classes, workshops and art festivals. The efforts are directed towards giving the common man a unique art experience. A visit to this space gets you acquainted with the exquisite world of fine art and contemporary art.

Dundurn Castle

Located at the Dundurn Park, the Dundurn Castle is a stunning 19th-century castle that clearly showcases the best of Neoclassical architecture. Regarded as a historic site, this majestic castle covers an area of 18,000 square foot (1,700 square meters) and comprises of 72 rooms in total. Lush gardens and the Hamilton Military Museum are also located on the castle grounds. If you are in the city and have some time to spare, then certainly head to the Dundurn Castle. A stroll through this historic building will not only allow you to learn more about the life of the people in the 19th Century, but it will also be a memorable way to spend the day especially if you are a history enthusiast.

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Bayfront Park

Bayfront Park, a cherished local spot, sits on the west end of Hamilton Harbour. Spread out over 40 acres (16 hectares), it is the perfect spot for a run, bike ride, walk, or quiet afternoon by the water. Thanks to an extensive restoration effort, the park also boasts bike trails, a shoreline walk, a boat launch, picnic tables, and a natural amphitheater. It is also a popular spot for summer festivals and concerts, so keep an eye out for local events when you swing by Hamilton.

Spencer Gorge Conservation Area

Panoramic views and a scenic locale make Spencer Gorge/Webster's Fall Conservation Area the awe-inspiring destination that it is. The natural bounty beckons to tourists from all over, dazzling with its waterfalls and entertaining with its hiking opportunities. Tour the lush landscape to discover the wonders of Dundas Peak, Tew Falls, or either of the titular locations.

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Taquanyah Nature Centre

870 Townline Road West, Cayuga, ON, Canada, N0A 1E0

Take a break from you're hectic schedule and walk amidst lush green trees and wet lands Taquanyah Nature Centre. A sizable cover of forest, wetlands and ponds, this is where you can experience and connect with nature in its purest forms. Explore the woods with a walk through the winding trails, and if you're luck you might even spot some of its native wildlife. Taquanyah Nature Centre also organizes environmental awareness and educational programs for children and adults.

Sam Lawrence Park

Concession Street, Hamilton, ON, Canada, L9A 1A

Covered in a carpet of soft grass and lined with towering trees, the Sam Lawrence Park is a breathe of greenery in the concrete city. The park has well-paved paths for joggers, and there are many benches across where you can sit in solitude. There are verdant trees and shrubs as far as your vision extends and seasonal blooms add a touch of color to the landscape. Since the park is located at an elevation, the upper lawn delights visitors with sweeping views of the city below.

Locke Street South

Locke Street South, Hamilton, ON, Canada, L8P 4B3

An address that's more than 150 years old, the Locke Street South hosted horse races during the early 18th century. Today, this historic address beckons those seeking retail bliss. Come here with plenty of time on hand as the street has a lot to offer in the form of eclectic shops, health and wellness services, specialty stores and diverse eateries to satiate your tastebuds. Apart for shopping, the place is bustling with travelers and locals during cultural events and markets.

HMCS Haida National Historic Site

658 Catherine Street North, Hamilton, ON, Canada, L8L 4V7

Malivoire Wine Company Ltd

4260 King Street East, Beamsville, ON, Canada, L0R 1B0

Located in a quaint corner of Beamsville, the Malivoire Wine Company Ltd has carved a niche for itself in the wine industry for producing premium quality wines. Boasting of an excellent taste, the wines produced at the vineyard reflect an authentic local taste which makes it a cut above the rest. The winery also houses a tasting room on-site where visitors can browse through a wide range of rare wines specially produced at Malivoire and taste these as well. Check website to know more.

Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum

9280 Airport Road, Mount Hope, Hamilton, ON, Canada, L0R 1W0