Tourist offices Ontario

The Visitor Information Centre (Ontario and Toronto) is located at Union Station. INFOTOGO mobile visitor information kiosks are also located throughout the city. You will probably see them at events or at the sites of major attractions. To help you plan your stay, the website is full of good addresses and various ideas for themes and itineraries are available online. Destination Toronto's website also offers a complete French version.

A travel site that allows you to get information about the region and the city of your choice. Possibility to view user feedback and forums and book hotels on site. All in French and payable in €!

This site allows travellers to compare prices between different hotels and travel formulas. Ideal for an idea of the travel budget necessary to discover this province.

South River is a village on Highway 11, about half an hour south of North Bay and 2.5 hours north of Toronto. With a permanent population of around 1,100, almost doubling in summer, South River is the gateway to canoeing in Algonquin Park, and boasts the second-busiest access to the park after Highway 60. The village is home to two provincial parks: Algonquin, 20 kilometers to the east, and Mikisew, 12 kilometers to the west. South River offers a wide variety of facilities for the whole family, including a skating rink with year-round ice, curling clubs, tennis courts, baseball diamonds, a library, a daycare center, a Royal Canadian Legion, a women's resource center and a seniors' home. South River is also home to Ontario's premier sports camp, Hockey Opportunity Camp, the renowned Bear Chair Co., Swift Canoes and Kayaks and the South River Brewing Company.

Entries and information on the official website of the Tourist Office of the City of Niagara Falls.

Entries and information on the official website of the City of Ottawa Tourism Office. You can also obtain other tourist information on the National Capital Commission website (www.canadascapital.gc.ca).

Entries and information on the official website of the City of Toronto Tourism Office. French version available but much less complete than the English version.

Official website of the Ontario Tourism Office, it is full of good plans and good addresses for your stay in the province. The "tourist resources" section contains useful information such as accessibility, transportation, French services, etc. Destination Ontario also manages a dozen tourist information offices across the province, notably in Toronto (Union Station), Niagara Falls and Barrie. These offices are located near the U.S. border or along major highways.

Information about accommodation, and advice to manage last minute situations.

Also present at the airport.