Everyone knows Alexander Graham Bell; the inventor of the famous and one of the most widely used discovery till the present time, the telephone. But if you want to probe deeper into the life of the genius and the process of his invention, then a peek into his house at Brantford would be of your interest. This historic site and museum has various well-preserved exhibits related to the scientist's life. While here, you could engage in a group tour of the place and also take part in various cultural activities, concerts and educational programs. For more details on this place, check their website.
Found on the McMaster University campus, this art museum is at once a cultural epicenter, an outlet for contemporary and interdisciplinary art, and an example of the latest innovations in curatorial studies. Boasting six galleries, as well as a sizable collection of works by artists such as Monet, Van Gogh, and Cassatt, it strives to showcase the educational value of both its permanent and travelling exhibitions. Exhibitions change every two months or so, and admission to the museum runs on a pay what you can system, which suggests a small donation if possible. Stop by the McMaster Museum of Art today to test your critical and visual thinking skills.
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.
From water sports, playgrounds, winter sports and more, the Christie Lake Conservation Area is a major green space in Hamilton, ideal for families looking to spend a day out enjoying the gorgeous weather. Moreover, the conservation area also offers equestrian sports as well as disc golf, making it a one of a kind destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
Albion Falls is a beautiful waterfall nestled in the Red Hill Valley. The scenic surroundings and lovely locale offer a serene atmosphere that is only interrupted with the thundering sound of the falls. While visiting these falls, you can also explore nearby landmarks like Buttermilk Falls, Felker's Falls, Confederation Park and Gage Park. Among the best natural attractions in town, Albion Falls is a high point for visitors to Hamilton.
Bronte Creek Provincial Park is a delightful spread of deciduous forest to the south of Oakville. This park also features vegetation typical of Carolinian forest and prairie regions. Spread across 684 hectares (1690 acres), the park offers wonderful camping spaces, scenic trails that run for 10 kilometers (6.21 miles), picnic tables, huge swimming pool, skating rink and children's playground for recreation. A nature center, farm and museum are also located on site.