Sarah’s guidebook
Sightseeing
The Agnes Etherington Art Centre is a research-intensive public art museum in Kingston, Ontario located in the heart of the historic campus of Queen's University.
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Agnes Etherington Art Centre
36 University AveThe Agnes Etherington Art Centre is a research-intensive public art museum in Kingston, Ontario located in the heart of the historic campus of Queen's University.
Take a free ferry to Wolfe Island. It’s the island that you see across the lake that is full of wind turbines. Every hour a car ferry leaves from Barrack and Ontario street and travels between Kingston and Wolfe Island (it takes 20 minutes). There is a small town on Wolfe Island called Marysville that you can explore as soon as you get off the ferry. It has a pub, a bakery and a few quaint shops. The Island Pub Grill is a nice place to have lunch or grab a pint. If you are going in the winter, you may want to call ahead as hours may vary during off-season.
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Wolfe Island Ferry
319 Club StTake a free ferry to Wolfe Island. It’s the island that you see across the lake that is full of wind turbines. Every hour a car ferry leaves from Barrack and Ontario street and travels between Kingston and Wolfe Island (it takes 20 minutes). There is a small town on Wolfe Island called Marysville that you can explore as soon as you get off the ferry. It has a pub, a bakery and a few quaint shops. The Island Pub Grill is a nice place to have lunch or grab a pint. If you are going in the winter, you may want to call ahead as hours may vary during off-season.
Open May – October. Various haunted walks to choose from. A fun way to explore the city.
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The Haunted Walk of Kingston
200 Ontario StOpen May – October. Various haunted walks to choose from. A fun way to explore the city.
Fort Henry National Historic Site of Canada, an authentic 19th century British military fortress. Experience Ontario's only UNESCO World Heritage Site. Majestic Fort Henry is set high above the Kingston harbour on Lake Ontario, the gateway to the St. Lawrence River, and the Rideau Canal. 1 Fort Henry Drive, 1-800-437-2233 or 613-542-7388
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Fort Henry National Historic Site
1 Fort Henry DriveFort Henry National Historic Site of Canada, an authentic 19th century British military fortress. Experience Ontario's only UNESCO World Heritage Site. Majestic Fort Henry is set high above the Kingston harbour on Lake Ontario, the gateway to the St. Lawrence River, and the Rideau Canal. 1 Fort Henry Drive, 1-800-437-2233 or 613-542-7388
The people who work here have always been very nice and a wealth of knowledge when suggesting activities that each guest may enjoy. They also know what is open at a particular time of year, since some attractions are seasonal. There is also a fun Kingston sign for a photo op.
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Kingston Visitor Information Centre
209 Ontario StThe people who work here have always been very nice and a wealth of knowledge when suggesting activities that each guest may enjoy. They also know what is open at a particular time of year, since some attractions are seasonal. There is also a fun Kingston sign for a photo op.
Food scene
Classic Irish pub with stone walls offering pub fare, draught beers, sports on TV & live bands. Located downtown at 76 Princess Street.
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The Toucan
76 Princess StClassic Irish pub with stone walls offering pub fare, draught beers, sports on TV & live bands. Located downtown at 76 Princess Street.
Tango Nuevo
331 King St EA great place for tapas and drinks.
The Kingston Brew Pub is Ontario's oldest brew pub, established in 1986, and is Canada's oldest wine-producing pub. Beers, wines, ciders and soda pops are made on the premises. Food is pub standard with unique twists and beer used in many of the recipes. A courtyard and street-front patio, as well as a banquet room (known as the Dragon's Lair), makes this pub a must visit. I recommend the ceasar salad and club sandwich.
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The Kingston Brewing Company
34 Clarence StThe Kingston Brew Pub is Ontario's oldest brew pub, established in 1986, and is Canada's oldest wine-producing pub. Beers, wines, ciders and soda pops are made on the premises. Food is pub standard with unique twists and beer used in many of the recipes. A courtyard and street-front patio, as well as a banquet room (known as the Dragon's Lair), makes this pub a must visit. I recommend the ceasar salad and club sandwich.
There is a lovely rooftop patio (open in the warm months) if you’re looking for a delicious bite and fantastic view of the city. I especially recommend it as the sun is going down. The inside is lovely as well, with 2 levels of dining.
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Jack Astor's Bar & Grill
330 King St EThere is a lovely rooftop patio (open in the warm months) if you’re looking for a delicious bite and fantastic view of the city. I especially recommend it as the sun is going down. The inside is lovely as well, with 2 levels of dining.
This is a rustic, family owned restaurant that is currently rated the second best place to eat in the city. They serve lunch and dinner. The gourmet pizza & artichoke dip was delicious!
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The Rustic Spud Restaurant & Catering
226 Princess StThis is a rustic, family owned restaurant that is currently rated the second best place to eat in the city. They serve lunch and dinner. The gourmet pizza & artichoke dip was delicious!
Kingston's locally owned upscale pub & restaurant serving craft beer and the best locally sourced foods.
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Red House
369 King St EKingston's locally owned upscale pub & restaurant serving craft beer and the best locally sourced foods.
The British themed pub is located within walking distance of where you’re staying. They serve lunch and dinner and have a nice patio in the summer months. They also offer take out.
The Rose & Crown Restaurant
2815 Princess StThe British themed pub is located within walking distance of where you’re staying. They serve lunch and dinner and have a nice patio in the summer months. They also offer take out.