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Prescott

Fort Wellington guards Prescott’s stretch of the St. Lawrence. You can take in its earthworks, watch ships pass the marina, and catch Shakespeare performances by the river.

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Landmark4.8/5

Prescott Heritage Harbour

Welcome to Prescott Heritage Harbour in charming Prescott, ON! South of Water St, this historic site offers a glimpse into the town's maritime past with its collection of vintage boats and interactive exhibits. Stroll along the waterfront, grab some fish and chips, and keep an eye out for playful river otters. Don't forget your camera!

Culture4.6/5

Fort Wellington National Historic Site

Prescott’s War of 1812 fort has a timber blockhouse inside earthworks, with artifacts and costumed interpreters bringing garrison life into view. A gunboat from the war is on display here.

Landmark4.6/5

St Lawrence Shakespeare Festival

Prescott's Shakespeare festival stages Shakespeare and other plays with professional actors and original music. Ships cross the stage as actors carry sail-topped poles.

Drink$$$4/5

O'Heaphy's Irish Pub

Prescott pub overlooking the St. Lawrence River, serving burgers, sandwiches and pub fare. Its patio looks out over the marina and river.

Eat3.4/5

Tasty Indulgences

Indulge your taste buds at Tasty Indulgences on MacKenzie Rd! This hidden gem in Prescott, ON offers a delicious selection of sweet treats and savory snacks for travelers looking to satisfy their cravings. Don't miss out on their popular pastries and specialty drinks - a perfect pit stop on your Canadian adventure!

Drink$$$4/5

Red George Pub

Modest waterfront pub serving beef liver and mussels, with an outdoor area.

Eat$$$4.3/5

Wok House

Looking for a taste of the orient in the heart of Prescott? Head to Wok House on King Street, where you can indulge in delicious Chinese and Thai cuisine. With a menu full of stir-fries, noodles, and dumplings, this cozy spot is sure to satisfy your cravings for some Asian flavors. Don't miss out on their famous General Tso's chicken!

Eat$$$4.5/5

Renegadz Restaurant and Bar Lounge

Looking for a funky spot in Prescott with delicious food and a lively atmosphere? Look no further than Renegadz Restaurant and Bar Lounge! Located on King St W, this hotspot offers a great menu, cool vibes, and a fun time for all travelers passing through. Don't miss out on this hidden gem!

Stays

Stay4.4/5

Dewar’s Inn and Cottages

Dewar’s Inn and Cottages in Prescott offers adults-only rooms with private bathrooms, air-conditioning, and garden or river views. Each room includes a coffee machine, TV, and free WiFi. Guests can unwind on the sun terrace or in the garden, enjoy the outdoor dining area, and take advantage of the free WiFi throughout the property. The bed and breakfast provides a continental breakfast, a seating area, and a work desk. Additional amenities include a balcony, spa bath, and washing machine. Located 17 km from the Frederic Remington Art Museum and near an ice-skating rink, the property offers scenic views and easy access to local activities.

Stay3.95/5

Johnstown Motel

Set amidst 20,000 m² of well-tend grounds, Johnstown Motel offers BBQ facilities and an outdoor pool. The accommodation enjoys free Wi-Fi and views of the St. Lawrence River. Each unit offers a microwave, a coffee maker and a private bathroom with toiletries. Some offer a mini fridge, while others have a larger refrigerator. Various restaurants can be found within 4 km from Johnstown Motel. It is 9 km from Fort Wellington National Historic Site, while the town of Prescott is 10 km away.

Stay4.7/5

The Colonel's Inn

Step back in time at The Colonel's Inn, a charming historic bed and breakfast in Prescott, ON. With beautifully decorated rooms and a delicious homemade breakfast, this inn is the perfect place to relax and unwind. Located near the St. Lawrence River, guests can enjoy picturesque views and explore the nearby attractions.

Things To Do
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4/5

4 h

Brockville The Court Town Private Heritage Experience

Discover Brockville through the story that shaped it: its rise as Ontario’s first incorporated town and an influential centre of law, commerce and civic ambition. This private experience combines specialist interpretation from the Brockville Museum with a walk through Canada’s first railway tunnel, Courthouse Avenue, a heritage café visit and a locally prepared waterfront picnic. With private transportation and a maximum of six guests, the day feels personal, unhurried and deeply connected to place. Because this is a private experience, the pace and emphasis can be tailored to your group, whether your interests lean toward architecture, civic history, railway heritage or Brockville’s relationship with the St. Lawrence River. Dietary requirements can also be accommodated with advance notice.

$674.82

3.8/5

1 h 30 mins

1000 Islands 90-minute Sightseeing Cruise

A Thousand Islands boat tour is a 'must do' activity when visiting Eastern Ontario. Climb aboard our smaller, shallow draft vessels, providing for a more close-up and personalized cruising experience. This 90-minute introductory cruise offers frequent, convenient departures and features the 1000 Islands, Brockville's historic waterfront, and the St. Lawrence Seaway. Enjoy a fully-narrated tour and discover why Brockville is the 'City of the 1000 Islands'! After your cruise, be sure to stroll thru Canada's Oldest Railway Tunnel (Circa 1850) - a FREE 'must see' attraction located a short walk from our dock.

$31.73

Private Self Guided Tour on Vidos Island

The history of Corfu Town is intricately linked with its fortifications, and the offshore island of Vidos played a pivotal role in this regard. Just five minutes by boat from the port, Vidos is now a protected wildlife sanctuary. However, in the past, it was home to three major fortresses, the remains of which still stand today. Embark on a walking tour around the island to explore the ancient walls, picturesque beaches, and other hidden gems while delving into its rich history and its significance in protecting Corfu. In the island's enchanting forests, you may even come across pheasants, peacocks, and wild rabbits. There is a snack bar open on the island. Feel free to bring your own food and drinks, especially if you plan to spend time on the beaches. Once you receive the code and instructions from Viator, please download and open our app. Before starting the tour, find and open the red information pin to familiarise yourself with its functions.

$10.25

168 h

7 Days East Canada and Maritime Provinces Tour

- 5 Days Complimentary Breakfast on specified days - 6-Night Hotel Accommodation in hotels, Upgrade 2-Nights to Deluxe Spacious Suite [Exclusive] Stay at a Prince Edward Island countryside resort and enjoy special island-style bonfire party - Cruise Halifax Atlantic Bay on a traditional New Orleans-style boat Iconic Maritime Stops: Take in the rugged beauty of world-famous lighthouse, cruise the historic Halifax harbor, and visit the interactive museum at Pier 21. Natural Wonders: Marvel at the world's highest tides at the Cape of Good Hope Rock Forest in the Bay of Fundy, and take a scenic boat cruise through the Thousand Islands. *The itinerary sequence above is for reference only and may be adjusted depending on the departure date, weather, traffic, and other operational conditions.