Waterloo Region’s Must See Attractions

Discover the best places to visit in Waterloo Region!


St. Jacobs Farmers’ Market

Canada’s largest year-round farmers’ market. Visit the Market and discover hundreds of vendors selling a variety of items from food to art, collectibles and more. 

Visitors walking in front of the St. Jacobs Farmers' Market main building in St. Jacobs

The brick building front of the shop Hamel's Brooms in the Village of St. Jacobs

The Village of St. Jacobs

the Village of St. Jacobs is filled with authentic sights, sounds, smells, tastes, and incredible one-of-a-kind shopping that are sure to re-inspire the soul.


Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory

Wander through this 10,000 square foot indoor tropical greenhouse while thousands of free-flying butterflies take flight around you..

People walking through the conservatory at the Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory. It is very lush and tropical

Costumed interpreters wandering through the historic 1914 village that is Doon Heritage Village on a sunny summer's day.

Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum |
Doon Heritage Village

The Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum is Ontario’s largest community museum, featuring the 60-acre living history site, Doon Heritage Village, a main gallery detailing regional history, and a modern facility with rotating exhibits.


Canada’s only gallery dedicated to exhibiting and collecting contemporary Canadian ceramic, glass, enamel and stained glass works of art. Features rotating exhibitions, public programs, and a gallery shop.

Several covered displays showing glass and ceramic art pieces in the large exhibit hall at the Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery in Waterloo.

A Waterloo Central Railway train going across the tressle bridge over Conestogo River is St. Jacobs. You can see fields and trees on either side of the river.

Waterloo Central Railway

Take a countryside journey aboard restored trains passing farms and villages in Woolwich Township’s scenic countryside.


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