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Belleville

Nestled along the beautiful Bay of Quinte, Belleville, ON, is a charming blend of history and modern delights! Stroll the scenic waterfront, dip into vibrant art galleries, or savor mouthwatering local cuisine. With its warm community vibe and festivals like the Belleville Downtown DocFest, there's always something exciting buzzing in this Canadian gem! Get ready for adventure!

Recommendations

Culture4.7/5

Glanmore National Historic Site

Outdoor4.5/5

East Zwick's Centennial Park

Outdoor4.6/5

Riverside Park

Landmark4.6/5

The Empire Theatre

Landmark4.5/5

CAA Arena

Landmark4.5/5

Belleville Farmers Market

Landmark3.3/5

The Corporation of the City of Belleville

Outdoor4.6/5

Vanderwater Conservation Area

Nestled in the heart of Ontario, Vanderwater Conservation Area offers stunning trails, picturesque landscapes, and serene wetlands, making it a perfect destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts seeking tranquility and adventure.

Outdoor4.7/5

HR Frink Conservation Area and Outdoor Education Centre

Culture4.5/5

Gallery 121

Culture4.8/5

Belleville Art Association

Culture4.2/5

Belleville Public Library and John M. Parrott Art Gallery

Landmark4.7/5

Belleville Theatre Guild

Landmark4.5/5

Breakout Belleville Escape Room and AXE Throwing

Shop4.1/5

Quinte Mall

Culture4.8/5

St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church

Landmark4.5/5

Bay of Quinte Yacht Club

Shop5/5

Boretski Gallery

Landmark5/5

Old Belleville Train Station National Historic Site

Culture4.6/5

Museum of Lennox & Addington

The Museum of Lennox & Addington showcases the rich history and heritage of the region, featuring engaging exhibits and artifacts that illuminate local culture, making it a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts.

Things To Do
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5/5

48 h

Private All-Inclusive Sandbanks Camping Tours (2 Day Camp)

Visit the pride of Prince Edward County, with its rolling sand dunes and temperate clear waters. You'll be left grinning from ear to ear as the city line disappears. Lake Fever is camping at its simplest. Guests will enjoy free transportation from Toronto, 3 square meals, and a good old fashioned campfire. Best of all, NO CAMPING EXPERIENCE OR EQUIPMENT NECESSARY (not even a sleeping bag). First-timers will all learn the basics of camping. Guests will have the opportunity to hike, swim, paddle (optional) and go wine tasting. Lake Fever offers budget travelers of all experience levels access to the great Canadian wilderness for a unique opportunity that would otherwise take a lot of planning and money to arrange. As a tourist, or a local without a vehicle, this could be your once-in-a-lifetime experience.

$1,907.06

5/5

192 h

8-Day Ontario Camping Road Trip ("The Bucket Lister")

This June, a one-off annual tour turns Ontario into your very own playground for 8 days of camping, hiking, swimming, and paddling fun. Stand tall at the edge of the world, ride the rapids, cycle a historic former railway line, and discover sunken shipwrecks aboard a glass bottom boat. No guest preparation is needed, no equipment, not even a sleeping bag/pad. Lake Fever offers budget travelers free transportation, camp-cooked meals, and good old fashioned campfires, but *please be advised, on this particular tour guests will be expected to share in cooking/dishes duties at least once (also, all meals aside from restuarants will be vegetarian).* Sightseers can enjoy access to the Canadian wilderness for a unique opportunity that would otherwise take a lot of planning and money to arrange (not to worry, first-timers will learn the basics of camping). Cross the great Canadian road trip off your bucket list. Who knows, it may be your once-in-a-lifetime experience.

$1,338.61

Full-Day Highlights of Prince Edward County Private Tour

In 2014, Macleans magazine named the county among the Ten Places You Must See. The county became the only tourist destination in Canada, which was included in the list of Best Places to Travel in 2015 by Travel and Leisure Magazine. In Prince Edward county, festivals are held year-round. This year, the famous Lavender Festival is cancelled, but we will visit magnificent lavender fields and you will marvel at many cultivars of lavender with a miriad of colours, scents and tastes. During our one-day trip, we will taste wine at local wineries and try different varieties of cheese produced here. We will visit several art galleries and a sculpture garden. We will see the famous Lake on the Mountain (the Mohawk people call it Onokenoga, or Lake of the Gods) and the equally famous dunes, drive along the historic loyalist road and visit the picturesque towns of Bloomfield, Wellington and Picton.