It was a beautiful day for a bike ride! We rented a couple of e bikes, which really allow you to go…read morelong distance without getting too tired, and had a wonderful day on the canal. There were waterfalls, picnic sites and some cool bars overlooking Dow's lake. It was easy to rent online and they were very accommodating and really helped with directions. I might go again tomorrow!

We rented two bikes and rode down to Dow's lake. Somehow in my genius manner, I lost the key to the…read morelock at Landsdowne Park after I locked up the bikes. My wife called the bike shop. The owner was beyond accommodating. He drove down and brought us another key. Since they were closed, he told us to just put the bikes with the concierge at our hotel. He was super nice and very professional. We drove back at our leisure and put the bikes away. My wife got food poisoning that night, so I was unable to return the bikes until after noon the next day, as I was caring for her. They didn't mind at all. I would recommend renting from them to anyone wanting good bikes and good customer service. Well done y'all! Eric

Fantastic Experience! We did the Bread making class…read more Had an absolutely amazing time! The chef was not only incredibly skilled but also funny and engaging--he made everyone feel comfortable and included from the start. The best part is that everything we learned is super easy to recreate at home. It was such a fun and memorable experience, and I'll definitely be returning. 100% recommend!

From the owner: At C'est Bon Ottawa, we believe in the precious gift of food - that is at the heart of each of our…read morecooking classes. We are passionate about sharing our knowledge and love of the culinary arts and of our Canadian terroir with people looking to elevate their food experiences. We offer hands-on, in-person or virtual cooking classes; private à la carte cooking events; team building activities, and so much more. Il nous fera plaisir de vous servir en français !

Very great if your looking for something to do while in Canada…read more On the cruise part itself it's very nice for what you pay, I went on the 3hr boat tour. Very nice staff and captain, very welcoming Good for if you like sightseeing and bird watching (many different birds) (swans,geese,ect) They have another tour that's 5hr long sadly I couldn't do that tour due to the tour boat being under renovation or something. That was the tour they would take you to the castle near by. The cruise was clean, and it didn't smell inside the deck which was nice They had a bar where you could get beer, fountain soda, and snacks They had a bathroom on boat, the cruise itself for when we were actually on water was nice they have a top deck where you could be (which I was) was nice, it was windy but that's expected. Overall rating 5 stars.

From the owner: Gananoque Boat Line has been a family owned and operated boat tour company for sixty-seven years…read more We have always offered a variety of ways for visitors to experience the heart of the islands through many types of tours.

My family has done at least a half dozen different escape rooms and this one breaks the formula in…read morea good way. It's inside an old church with wonderful, tall stained-glass windows and historical plaques, and the clues are perfect for the context. Also, the story line is not an escape but a rush to find stolen loot, which we thought was a fun way to go. And the folks running the game seemed as excited as we were which made it all a great experience.

From the owner: St. Alban's UEL Anglican Church was built in 1890 as a memorial to the United Empire Loyalists. It…read morenow serves locals and visitors as a community hub as St. Alban's Centre in the Greater Napanee and Picton, Ontario region. Run as a not-for-profit by the Friends of St. Alban's Adolphustown (FOSSA), the Centre offers an Escape Room adventure, Historical Tours of the Gothic Cathedral and its rare Encaustic Minton Tiles & Stained Glass Windows, Hallowed Grounds Café, Garage with pre-loved finds as well as a Rectory Bookstore, offering new & used Books, Vintage Vinyl, CDs, DVDs, VHS, pre-loved Games, Art from the Gallery, and more. Visitors are welcomed seasonally from May to December.

I had a great experience at this gallery. It was our first time with my family and we were able to…read morelearn about different art installations, it was cool. It wasn't too busy and it was clean and well-maintained. They also had multiple security stationed inside. Fairly priced and would definitely recommend checking it out at least once.

We spent about two hours here as the last activity of a busy day touring around Ottawa. The museum…read moreis amazing with a wonderful collection of works by contemporary Canadian artists including indigenous artists. They also have galleries that include works by Picasso, Dali, Van Gogh and many others. Parking is easy and very affordable in the underground parking garage. This is definitely a good option if visiting the city! It is walking distance to parliament hill so easy to combine visits to multiple attractions.

Our family rented 11 bikes. We called ahead and let them know we were coming. They had all the…read morebikes ready and it took about 15 minutes to get us all ready to go. The group was friendly. We asked for two hours but we returned them in 1.5 hrs. They only charged us for the 1.5 hours we used the bikes, not the two hours we indicated we would use the bikes. The scenery is beautiful and I would recommend riding bikes around the waters edge. It was fun and safe. It was one of my favorite activities.

Did one of their tours recently and had a blast! The guide was great, the trail was amazing, and I…read morethoroughly enjoyed myself! Some things to note to make it a 5-star experience: I would recommend walking through some basic safety rules at the start. Things to cover include how and where you should park yourself if you have to briefly stop on the trail, how to deal with someone who is stopped in front of you on the trail, or how to pass pedestrians safely, where should you do when you stop as a group if you have multiple people, etc. Given that Ottawa can be busy, a little overview of these rules/guidelines would go a very long way. I also felt that we ended up stopping a little more frequently than I would have liked on the latter half of the tour - mostly buildings I don't really even remember! Nevertheless, had a blast and would recommend it anyway!

Pascal was a great hostess. Lots of interesting facts and a different perspective of all the…read morebuildings from behind on the ottawa boat cruise. The rideau canal boat cruise had great staff. Kensey and Daphne were great. But unfortunately we expected to go through the locks of the rideau canal for a riduea canal cruise. Better description would be great.

We took the River Boat cruise on May 16, 2026 and were quite dissappointed. There were 6 adults and…read moretwo children in our group. We were overcharged by $40 which is now being reviewed and hopefully we will get a refund. The cruise itself was just above an hour, and it was supposed to be 1.5 hours. The PA system had issues so we couldn't hear the guide well. To top it off there was a crowd of people dancing and singing, which didn't help at all. My husband and I have taken this cruise a couple of times before and we had the best experience then. Too bad that we recommended this to the rest of our group.

The original sign was introduced to York Street Plaza in 2017, and it was a major attraction. In…read more2019 upgraded version was installed made out of more durable materials with "Programmable LED lighting that will allow the sign to shine in an ever-changing palette of colours and patterns throughout the year." It is a great addition to Byward Market area.

Amazing! I love this company. With the dumpster fire going on below Canada, I had to cancel my trip…read moreto Rolling Hills Asylum in NY because I don't want to be disappeared by the current fascist administration...lol, but not lol. I did 3 events in Kingston with this group. None were disappointing, and I was actually glad I made such a fabulous discovery in my own country. The first event was a special paranormal investigation at the Mill of Kintail. This was an incredible experience. I did get put into a group instead of being allowed to investigate on my own, which was not the most fun. I felt like I was a fourth wheel and had to go along with what everyone wanted, which was to rush through a lot of things. We did get to see a film at the beginning, which was informative and helpful and also showed other investigators experiencing the paranormal at the Mill. We started off at the front house, which used to be the family's main house and while using the Ouija board, it did move a bit and I saw a shadow figure in the kitchen, which was terrifying (but I enjoy that kind of thing). The mill was the best part. And there was even a huge thunderstorm that kicked up. Ethel's bedroom had a strange feel to it and the attic was creepy, especially with the lightning. Beyond anyone's control was the tornado watch that night. We were sent away early and had to walk through the woods in the storm, but it's a good thing they did end early. I honestly thought I might die that night. Purple lightning and winds that blew the car around, trees in the road. Most scared I've been in my life. A few nights later, I did the haunted walk through downtown. Liam was our guide. He is one of the best storytellers I've ever met and so polite and kind. We visited many historical buildings and Liam was so knowledgeable about Kingston and its history. I told him he could teach a few things to the haunted tour guides in New Orleans, and I wasn't kidding. We had a couple of people late to the event and after missing my trolley tour for FOUR minutes, it did my heart good to see this tour company wait for everyone. One thing that disappointed me greatly was that none of the other participants, despite raving about how much they enjoyed the tour, tipped our guide. Most were Americans (I am too, a dual citizen) so I know you know better. I tipped him in hopes of making up for that. Shame on them. He never missed a beat, was immensely entertaining, took pictures, answered questions. Come on. The last tour was at Fort Henry. Peter was the guide and every bit as wonderful as Liam. Very knowledgeable, patient when we wanted to ask questions or stop to take pictures. Well spoken and kind. Also, a very good and compelling storyteller. I thoroughly enjoyed this tour too. We heard about misfortunes that happened to the soldiers as well as paranormal experiences had by others. I didn't see anything, but you could feel charged energy in the air. You do get to go to the top of the fort and the views, especially at sunset, were breathtaking. I'm a little slow on the stairs with my RA but Peter always stopped to check on me. It didn't look like many tipped her either, but I tried to make up for it. Like Liam, Peter did such a wonderful job!! In NOLA all the tour guides have signs or even say if you enjoyed it, we do accept tips. They deserve it. These tours REALLY made my trip to Kingston. Now, I'm excited to return in October for the Fort Fright event. Thank you so much for making my 56th birthday trip so special. The people at this tour company have created something extra special and they are so nice. Just great human beings! Book a tour...but tip your guide!

I thoroughly enjoyed the haunted walk! It was refreshing to get out and see some of the historic…read moreproperties. It was a bit chilly, so I'd recommend layering. We were in a group, so we didn't mind squishing together for warmth. Our guide, Cameron, was really into his role as guide and I would recommend his services. It was good fun on a lovely night.