London Ontario is located in Southwestern Ontario along the Quebec City-Windsor Corridor. It's a big city with a metropolitan area population of well over 400,000. London sits at the forks of the Thames River, halfway between Toronto and Detroit, Michigan. London was first settled by Europeans in 1826 and was incorporated as a city on January 1, 1855. The city is full of cultural attractions, diverse restaurants with award-winning cuisine, parks and pathways, specialty shops and trendy night spots.
Things to do in London
Adventures on Wonderland London's
The largest indoor playground for children 13 years & under can be found here. Featuring four levels of Jungle Climb, Laser Tag Adventure, Wee One's Underwater Play World, Karaoke Sing-A-Long Stage and Video & Redemptions Games. Stop by to play anytime or book one of our amazing Birthday Party Packages. Best Western London lodging is nearby. Call 519-668-2481 for more information.
3198 Wonderland Road South, London, ON
Banting House National Historic Site
"The Birthplace of Insulin" reminds us of the most important medical discovery of the 20th century. Occupying the house where Dr. Banting practiced medicine and conceived the idea leading to the discovery of insulin. Visitors are introduced to Sir Frederick Banting - physician, scientist, war hero, artist and Nobel laureate. Call 519-673-1752 for more information.
442 Adelaide Street North, London, ON
Bellamere Country Market & Winery
Discover our fun on the farm family activities - pony rides, petting zoo and 5-acre corn maze; enjoy a train ride through our orchards & around our farm. Seasonal pick-your-own apples & berries are delicious. Fresh produce and freshly baked bread & pies in our country market store can be enjoyed or purchased daily or enjoy lunch in the Winery Cafe. Free public Winery tours are available every Saturday & Sunday at 1:30 & 3:30pm or book a private group tour. Our licensed patio overlooks cascading water gardens and orchards also feature an elegant hospitality room & cobblestone patio are available for banquets and corporate picnics. Open daily and located on 65 acres of beautiful country side in north-west London Call 519-473-2273 for more information.
1260 Gainsborough Road, London, ON
Belmont Corn Maze
Explore the 8 acre corn maze featuring over 4 km of twists and turns that will entertain children and adults of all ages. The maze features a concession booth filled with souvenirs, beverages and munchies such as popcorn, chips, candy floss, cool treats and goodies. Picnic tables and benches are provided so you can sit back and have a rest in between the 1st and 2nd part of the maze. After a trip through the maze, walk towards our "Seeds of Knowledge" area where educational posters and other items about corn is displayed, all designed to enlighten groups of all ages. Big or small groups of all ages are welcome to challenge themselves in the maze. Call 519-644-1379 for more information.
803 Willsie Bourne Road, London, ON
Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum
The Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum is located on a picturesque 32-acre parcel of land in nearby St. Mary’s. On site you will find three amazing baseball fields and each year, the site plays host to an Induction Ceremony which is attended by thousands of baseball fans across Canada and the U.S. The Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum has been dedicated to preserving Canada's baseball heritage and it was originally located in Toronto throughout the 1980's at the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame. It later (1985) moved to Ontario Place. The Hall moved to its current location in St. Mary’s during 1994 and opened on June 4th, 1998. Today the Hall of Fame is open during May Saturday 10:30am - 4:00pm; Sunday 12noon - 4pm; June –October (Thanksgiving weekend) daily 10:30am - 4pm; Sunday 12noon - 4pm. Call 519-284-1838 for more information.
386 Church Street South, London, ON
Canadian Medical Hall of Fame
The Canadian Medical Hall of Fame, The Canadian Medical Association and The Canadian Medical Foundation aim to advance the knowledge and appreciation of medical developments in Canada by commemorating those who have made significant contributions. Call 519-488-2003 for more information.
267 Dundas Street, London, ON
Covent Garden Market
The Covent Garden Market is one of London Ontario's most treasured cultural landmarks. Today the Market continues to be a centre of rural and urban exchange where wholesome, farm-fresh quality can be found each day of the week. Visit this twice-weekly seasonal outdoor farmers' market and find the fresh produce, meats, baking, and other products produced right here in Southwestern Ontario. Meet real farmers. Arts and culture are the focus of the Market's mezzanine where a number of London's cultural organizations and artists are located; you will even find an art school and a theatre. Call 519-439-3921 for more information.
130 King Street, London, ON
East Park/Intencity
This is a family entertainment centre that offers summer activities including go-karts, water slides, mini-golf, batting cages and driving range. Intencity is our year-round indoor interactive entertainment facility featuring rock climbing, bumper cars, video games and a giant jungle gym. East Park also offers London's finest executive 18-hole golf course. Call 519-451-2950 for more information.
1275 Hamilton Road., London, ON
Elgin County Railway Museum
The Elgin County Railway Museum was incorporated in 1988 as a registered non-profit charity for the purpose of preserving and restoring the railway heritage. You will find this museum in nearby St. Thomas and it highlights St. Thomas and the surrounding area. Our knowledgeable base of volunteers are dedicated to keeping alive the memory of the railway which put St. Thomas on the map. Call 519-637-6284 for more information.
225 Wellington Street, London, ON
Fanshawe Conservation Area
The conservation area features a beach area, hiking trails, boating, fishing, store and lake. The well known Fanshawe Lake Trail is also found here and it is accessed at the main entrance to (just north of Huron Street). The trail is open to cyclists and hikers from dawn to dusk, seven days a week. Night riding is not permitted. helmets are mandatory for cyclists and bike bells are recommended. Call 866-668-2267 for more information.
1424 Clarke Road, London, ON
Fanshawe Pioneer Village
The Fanshawe Pioneer Village is beautifully situated inside Fanshawe Conservation Area. Come and explore the village and experience the sights and sounds of a nineteenth & early twentieth century village. Explore our thirty buildings, heritage gardens and an orchard. Bring a picnic or stop at the Tearoom. Special events are held throughout the season. Call 519-457-1296 for more information.
1424 Clarke Road, London, ON
John Labatt Centre
This new multi-purpose facility focuses on both entertainment and sports. The facility is an arena and acts as the "flagship" for the revitalization of downtown London. The facility seats 9,000 for hockey and ice events and over 10,000 for concerts, family shows and other events; 1,000 premium club seats as well as 38 private luxury suites, 5 Group Sales Suites are also located in the Centre. It is the largest arena in South Western Ontario Call 519-667-5700 for more information.
99 Dundas Street, London, ON
Labatt Breweries Tour
The tour takes place at the same location where more than 150 years ago John Kinder Labatt started brewing beer. This marked the beginning of a Canadian company success story so impressive that today the name Labatt is synonymous with great tasting beer. Since the company's founding, the Labatt Brewing Company has become an internationally renowned brewer. Today Labatt is part of Belgium-based Interbrew S.A., forming the one of the largest brewing group in the world with more than 80 countries worldwide. Much has changed at Labatt since that first year, but one thing remains the same - the company's commitment to brewing great beer. Call 519-850-TOUR for more information.
150 Simcoe Street, London, ON
London Museum of Archaeology
The London Museum of Archaeology is a research facility as well as an educational resource. You will find Canada's only on-going excavation and reconstruction of a prehistoric village. Retracing the steps which 1500 Neutral Iroquoians trod 500 years ago when they thrived in this village of elm longhouses and cedar palisades. Guest lecturers, workshops and demonstrations are presented throughout the year. Call 519-473-1360 for more information.
1600 Attawandaron Road North, London, ON
London Regional Children's Museum
This museum encourages children to play together and learn together at the Children’s Museum! Experience digging for dinosaurs, crawling through caves or journey to the stars? This is a hands-on, interactive museum that encourages kids to explore, discover, and learn while having fun! Open Tuesday - Sunday 10am – 5pm; Monday 10am – 5pm (during June - August, & holidays only); closed Monday (September - May), Christmas Day, Boxing Day, & New Year’s Day. Call 519-434-5726 for more information.
21 Wharncliffe Road South, London, ON
Storybook Gardens
See your favourite storybook characters come to life before your very eyes in this fantasy world. This family play-attraction offers a new and exciting activity for the whole family featuring daily live entertainment, animals, miniature train and carousel rides. Open daily from early May 4 – Labour Day 10am - 8pm; located in Springbank Park. Call 519-661-5770 for more information.
The Royal Canadian Regiment Museum
Come and visit the museum of Canada’s oldest regular infantry regiment, located in beautiful London. Discover why The RCR Museum is London’s best-kept secret and one of Canada’s finest regimental museums! Open Tuesday – Friday 10am – 4pm; Saturday & Sunday noon – 4pm; closed Monday & Holidays. Located at the Wolseley Barracks Call 519-660-5102 for more information.
750 Elizabeth Street, London, ON
Wally World Waterpark
You will find seven totally awesome waterslides, a kid's play area, giant hot-tub, lazy river ride, and wave pool at Wally’s World. Try your batting in one of our nine batting cages, race our ½ mile go-kart track or try miniature golf. You will also find a driving range, arcade and gift-shop, and poolside concessions. Call 519-473-1737 for more information.
3334 Wonderland Road, London, ON
Western Fair - IMAX Theatre
The Western Fair IMAX Theatre is unlike any other theatre in London! As you step into the lobby you will be captivated by the beautiful spacious surroundings of the uniquely designed theatre. The IMAX system projects breathtaking images on a giant screen 5 stories high! You will find ample free parking; call us to find out show times and films currently available. Call 519-438-4629 for more information.
900 King Street, London, ON
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