Tourist Attractions in Northward, Kitchener, ON
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Results from the 'Tourist Attractions' category in Northward, Kitchener
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528 Wellington Street North, Kitchener, N2H 5L5
(519) 571-5684
ARTS, Museums, NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE, Art Galleries and Botanical and Zoologic, Museum, ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION Nearby results from the Tourist Attractions category
620 Bridge St E, Kitchener, N2K 3C5
(519) 744-3903
Monuments, Monument maker, Miscellaneous Retail, Miscellaneous Retail Stores, Granite 
466 Queen Street South, Kitchener, N2G 1W7
(519) 742-7752
lieux historiques, Art Galleries and Botanical and Zoologic, galeries d art, Museums, Historical Places, Museums & Art Galleries, Place, Dealer, Consultant, commerçants, Art Galleries, Museum, Gallery 
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425 BINGEMANS CENTRE DRIVE, Kitchener, N2B 3X7
(519) 744-1555
A special event, stylish reception, impressive executive luncheon, or Gala Dinner calls for special treatment. That's the reason that so many families and businesses in the Waterloo Region choose Bingemans. We have been professional caterers for over 50 years, and we would be honoured to cater your next grand occasion. Our experienced event planners can fulfill all of your needs including: venue searches, innovative menu planning, staffing and beverage management. Discover why our clients partner with us time and again to create special events that exceed all expectations. At Bingemans, our reputation can be attributed to our consistently high quality and professional cuisine and service. 
Bingemans is a popular destination for families and groups, offering various activities such as waterparks, bowling, escape rooms, arcades, festival of lights, go-karts, and mini-golf. Many visitors praise the cleanliness, friendliness of staff, and the wide range of options for entertainment. Some reviews mention issues with long lines, pricey entrance fees, and underwhelming experiences at the scream park. The campground receives mixed reviews, with complaints about cramped sites, lack of amenities, and poorly maintained facilities. 
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234 KING STREET SOUTH, Waterloo, N2J 1R3
(519) 741-0770
Our friendly, knowledgeable Advisors can offer you great vacation ideas and unbeatable service and value. We have the best travel insurance coverage Transat’s Concierge Club Plan offers Change of Mind, $ in Emergency Medical, Baggage Loss coverage and even Travel Assistance while you are away. Plus, earn AIR MILES reward miles on all vacations booked with TravelPlus. AIR MILES Collectors earn 1 reward mile for every $... spent on vacation packages, charter flights and cruises booked with us. Purchase your next vacation with us and enjoy fun rewards faster than you think! 
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4-515 Dotzert Court, Waterloo, N2L 6A7
(519) 747-0066
monuments, memorials, Machinery-Specially Designed, Industrial Machinery, Specially, Designed, Machinery, Industrial and Commercial Machinery and Computer E 
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79 Woolwich St S Unit 3, Breslau, N0B 1M0
(519) 648-9600
Garden and Lawn Supplies and Equipment, Fountains, Waterfalls, Ponds 
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396 Morrison Road, Kitchener, N2A 2Z6
(519) 894-5610
Celebrating 79 Years Chicopee Ski & Summer Resort celebrates 79 years of providing skiing enjoyment to the people of the communities of Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, Guelph and surrounding areas (Snowboarding came in 1995/1996). Chicopee is proud to be one of Ontario’s most popular ski & snowboard family centres. Since 1934, Chicopee has been a beacon for snow enthusiasts of all ages. Don’t miss out on all that Chicopee has to offer; from our respected learn to ski and snowboard “Discover” programs to our fantastic racing teams; our convenient and professional Tech Lab to our wonderful après ski in the Silvertip Lounge. The Chicopee Ski Club The Chicopee Ski Club is incorporated as a non-profit entity owned by its members and expertly managed by the Executive Director and Senior Management team. Chicopee leases the lands we operate on from the Grand River Conservation Authority. All facilities, lifts, equipment etc. on the land are wholly owned by the Club. An elected Board of Directors of ten volunteer members represent the membership as a governance board and assist in providing support to the organization. An enthusiastic team of employees conducts all of Chicopee’s daily operations - 17 full time year-round and 400+ seasonal and part-time employees. Chicopee, like all businesses, must ensure its long term sustainability. Although the facility is closely associated with its surrounding communities, it is not supported through any tax dollars. Chicopee contributes $5 million+ through employment, etc. into the local economy. Through viable business operations; excess revenues are reinvested in the Club to improve its products and services for the benefit of users from throughout the region. This financial sustainability is critical to Chicopee’s existence now and in the future. The Chicopee Ski Club is a popular destination for both skiing and snowboarding. Customers appreciate the helpful staff and affordable food area. However, some express concerns over rising prices and issues with rental services and staff treatment. Some rave about the facility as a great spot for learning and enjoy the social atmosphere. 
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811 Bleams Road, Kitchener, N2E 3X4
(519) 748-4690
lieux historiques, landmarks buildings, Historical Places, Amusement and Recreation Services, Tours et Excursions, Amusement & Recreation, historical buildings, placements, Place, Voyages et Logement, landmarks, Monuments & lieux historiques 
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330 Farmers Market Rd, Waterloo, N2J 4A9
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2500 Kossuth Road, Cambridge, N3H 4R7
(519) 653-1234
Amusement & Recreation, Nature Centres, nature centers, salles de réception, Amusement and Recreation Services, Centre, Attraction, Art Galleries and Botanical and Zoologic, Banquet Rooms, Tourist Attractions, Tourist Attraction, Museums Wings Of Paradise - Butterfly Conservatory in Cambridge is a tourist attraction beloved by visitors. Thousands of beautiful butterflies in various rooms, including a rainforest-like space, two bug rooms, and a cafe. The atmosphere is warm, calming, and educational, providing a magical experience for all ages. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful, making each visit memorable. The cost is reasonable, and the experience can last for hours. The conservatory features exotic plants, a variety of butterflies and insects, and a welcoming environment for families. 
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1440 King Street North, Building 3, St. Jacobs, N0B 2N0
(519) 664-3737
History museum, things to do, Tourist Attraction, Attractions, Landmark & Historical Place The St. Jacobs & Aberfoyle Model Railway is a must-visit tourist attraction, particularly for model train enthusiasts. With impressive attention to detail, the diorama is fun and educational for kids and adults alike. The knowledgeable staff provide insightful information about the trains and set up. The atmosphere is inviting and friendly. The farmers market offers fresh produce and delicious treats. Overall, visitors praise the impressive detail, helpful staff, and unique experience. 
11 Albert St W, St. Jacobs, N0B 2N0
(519) 664-9969
Landmark & Historical Place, Performance & Event Venue, Performing arts theater Customers highly praise the excellent performances at St. Jacobs Schoolhouse Theatre, with many mentioning specific productions like 'Bittergirl'. The intimate setting and great acoustics are noted, as well as the friendly and courteous staff. Some customers appreciate the convenience of being able to have a drink during the show. Overall, customers had a fantastic time and would recommend this theatre to others. 
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50 Isabella Street, St. Jacobs, N0B 2N0
(815) 496-6843
Your trip begins with the anticipation of riding in a living piece of history. Our equipment was either built in 1923 or in 1950. If you want to experience train travel like a 1920s immigrant, then coach 1437 “Midway” is for you; if you want to see how a vacationer in the 1950s might have traveled, then either coach 5504 or 3216 are for you. Most passengers will begin their journey at the St. Jacobs Farmers Market, an iconic farmers and flea market which has become a fixture and destination for tourists, foodies and bargain hunters from around the world. If you arrive early, you have the opportunity to tour the Market and maybe even get something for breakfast before boarding your train. If you arrive before the train does, you’ll experience the thrill that train travelers have as the train arrives at the station after having blown its whistle at the crossing. Waterloo Central Railway offers a unique, family-friendly experience on an authentic train ride through the countryside. Volunteer staff are friendly, helpful, and welcoming, adding to the enjoyable atmosphere. Visitors can appreciate the authentic carriage and the scenic views, especially during fall. A variety of refreshments and souvenirs are available on-board. Though some have noted the need for improved food and drink offerings and facilities, overall customers express positive feelings about their experience. 
