Welcome to Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Hamilton is located at the western corner of Lake Ontario. Hamilton is the
steel manufacturing centre of Canada. Located on a fine port with access to rail
and road points, Hamilton is well positioned as a heavy industry centre.
International students interested in living and learning in a smaller city should consider Hamilton. Prices are lower and facilities are excellent.
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Attractions
African Lion Safari is home to over 1,000 exotic birds and animals that roam freely in large, drive-through game reserves.
The Art Gallery of Hamilton permanent collection is comprised of over 7,500 works of art including key historical, modern and contemporary artworks.
The Canada Marine Discovery Centre features interactive exhibits and dynamic programs that bring alive the world of Canada's great waters.
The Canadian Football Hall of Fame profiles the great players and builders of this great Canadian game.
Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum houses over 40 Aircraft including the only operational Avro Lancaster in North America.
Confederation Park is home of Canada's largest outdoor wave pool, six-storey body slides and giant tube slides.
Hamilton Military Museum exhibits uniforms, weapons and lifestyle from the War of 1812 to World War I.
Hamilton Museum of Steam and Technology preserves two magnificent 70-ton steam engines which powered Hamilton's first municipal waterworks.
McMaster Museum of Art houses McMaster University's significant collection of 6,000 works of art and presents many public programs.
The Royal Botanical Gardens contains the world's largest lilac collection, 100,000 tulips, 250,000 iris blooms, 3,000 rose bushes, a festival series, a 30-kilometre trail system and four nature sanctuaries.
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