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Holidays in Kingston

Snap at your co-worker when they ask to borrow a sticky note? People starting to give you a wide berth? Yep. You need to go on holiday. And we think it's time you took one in Kingston!

This destination is located 240 kilometres away from Toronto, the provincial capital, and 20 kilometres away from Cape Vincent.

Fond of your wine? Then stop by the 33 Vines Winery and the Coyote Moon Vineyards, where you'll learn about the art of winemaking and try a few drops.

Challenge the house at the OLG Casino Thousand Islands. If you want more of the sparkling casino lights and lively atmosphere, then the Thousand Islands OLG Charity Casino ought to be your next stop.

If you need some time out from the bustle of the city, venture to a green space like Kingston City Park or Confederation Park. There's also lots of fun to be had at Big Sandy Bay Management Area and Wellesley Island State Park.

You probably know about its must-see shopping centres and museums, but don't forget that Kingston has some remarkable natural havens too. St. Lawrence Islands National Park and Mary Island State Park are two to keep in the front of your mind. For those who haven't yet fully recharged, Lake Ontario Park and Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area are two more worth checking out.

Wander the tranquil halls, study the exhibits and talk to the friendly staff. The International Hockey Hall of Fame and Canadian Piano Museum are peaceful places to think and discover something new. The Canada's Penitentiary Museum and the Military Communications and Electronics Museum are also leading alternatives.

Ship construction and navigation techniques have played a massive role in shaping many countries across the globe. To find out more about the maritime past of the area, set sail for the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes.

Immerse yourself in the marvellous collection of artworks hanging on the walls at the Martello Alley. If something in particular jumps out at you, see if you can learn more about the artist.

Consider yourself a history buff? Don't just read about the past in textbooks, walk through it in real life at the Arthur Child Heritage Museum. Want to learn more? Then stick the Lennox and Addington Museum and Archives and the Thousand Islands Museum on your agenda as well.

To completely understand the background of Kingston, take your time and discover the Fort Henry and Allan Macpherson House and Park. If time isn't a problem, Cataraqui Cemetery and the Royal Military College Museum are a couple more must-sees.

Many of us had childhood fantasies of being a prince or princess. Boldt Castle looks as though it was designed for a fairytale book, so pay it a visit and find out firsthand what the life of a royal is really like.

No matter what you believe in, Old Hay Bay Church National Historic Site and St John's The Apostle Catholic Church can help you check in with your spiritual side. Many spiritually curious travellers are also drawn to Cathedral of St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception and St. George's Cathedral.

It's much better to look back on life and say, 'Can you believe I did that?' instead of, 'I really wish I had done that.' So, while you are here you shouldn't miss the chance to explore some of the less famous attractions, such as Thousand Islands Bridge and Rideau Canal. There's also plenty to keep you busy at the Agnes Etherington Art Centre and Gananoque Municipal Marina.

Hotels in Kingston

If you're looking out for a budget room without all the extra bells and whistles, the First Canada Inn, situated at 1 First Canada Avenue, is your best bet. One more place that offers good service at a nice price is the Comfort Inn Midtown, which you'll find at 1454 Princess St. (Hwy. 2). But if a bit of luxury is more what you are after, the Hochelaga Inn or the All Suites Whitney Manor ought to do the trick.