Waterloo Park
Waterloo Park is located in the centre of the City of Waterloo. Often called “the jewel of the city,” Waterloo Park features 45 hectares of prime parkland, with a number of amenities that are enjoyed year-round by the community.
Waterloo Park is located in the centre of the City of Waterloo. Often called “the jewel of the city,” Waterloo Park features 45 hectares of prime parkland, with a number of amenities that are enjoyed year-round by the community.
The Waterloo Pioneers Memorial Tower is a 19-metre tall structure located in Kitchener near the Grand River. The tower was built on a site once cleared by the original Pennsylvania-German settlers of the area. The idea for the tower was conceived by William Henry Breithaupt.
Waterloo Public Square is a place for friends and neighbours to gather in the heart of UpTown Waterloo. The City of Waterloo works with many groups and organizations to ensure the square is hopping with activity, from concerts and festivals to markets and everything in between.
Waterloo Region is home to a number of locally and nationally renowned museums and galleries. You are invited to visit each cultural site to see what it has to offer!
Get ready to take flight in a piece of aviation history with Waterloo Warbirds! Visitors take flight in an actual fighter jet from the Cold War. Their mandate is to introduce a new generation of Canadians to our unique aviation history, while honouring the men and women who serve Canada.
The Waterloo Wellington Flight Centre (WWFC) is deeply rooted in Waterloo Region and was founded in 1932 at Lexington field in North Waterloo. It began as a flying centre, but continued to grow and became a driving force behind the formation of the Waterloo Airport in 1950.
The Wellesley Apple Butter & Cheese Festival, held every year on the last Saturday in September, is one of the premier autumn festivals in Ontario. This one day event is all about the food, flavours, sights, sounds, entertainment and country charm.
Also known as The Kissing Bridge, the West Montrose Covered Bridge is Ontario's last remaining covered bridge. Located in Woolwich Township, the bridge has a 198 foot span across the Grand River.
An ideal venue for home shows, trade shows and special events. The facility offers an expansive lobby on two levels, two NHL sized arenas/ice surfaces, an aquatic centre, a community centre with a well equipped kitchen and four meeting rooms.