Where to stay in Sudbury
Where Is Sudbury, Ontario in Canada?
Located 390 kilometers north of Toronto, 290 kilometers east of Sault Ste. Marie, and 483 kilometers west of Ottawa, Sudbury is located in the center of Ontario.
What Is Sudbury, Ontario Known For?
Sudbury, the largest city in Northern Ontario, has come a long way from its humble beginnings. Previously known as a mining town, Sudbury has grown to become a multicultural city with origins and roots from all four corners of the world. Now a major and commercial center, Sudbury is home to a vibrant range of arts, music, and outdoor recreation activities, establishing the city as an urban gem for both tourists and visitors alike.
Attractions to Visit in Sudbury, Ontario
- Bell Park: The most visited park in the Greater Sudbury area, Bell Park, is located in downtown Sudbury along the western edge of Lake Ramsey. Boasting an amphitheater, two gazebos, numerous flowerbeds, and an enormous sculpture commemorating the town's historical mining past, this picturesque lush space is also home to a stunning waterfront boardwalk, and even a beach. Playing host to several cultural events in the town, including the Sudbury Summerfest, the Annual Dragonboat Races, and the Northern Lights Festival Boréal, Bell Park is just as gorgeous on an ordinary summer afternoon.
- Lake Laurentian Conservation Area: Located just ten minutes from downtown Sudbury is the stunning 970-hectare Lake Laurentian Conservation Area. Incorporating the remote serenity of unspoiled wilderness, a man-made lake, pond, a self-guided nature trail, numerous wetlands, and much more into one, the Lake Laurentian Conservation Area offers the photographer, nature watcher, and boundless opportunities to experience the wild nature of this natural wonderland.
- Dynamic Earth Museum: The most famous landmark in Sudbury, the Dynamic Earth Museum is a science museum that educates and entertains all. Home of the Big Nickel, Dynamic Earth is an immersive, hands-on science center that features interactive earth science and mining experiences. Discover Northern Ontario’s geological history and celebrate Sudbury’s mining heritage as you explore the 26-foot dome planetarium, outdoor gardens, a 3D IMAX theater, and much more under the roofs of the two uniquely shaped buildings connected by a rock garden.
Popular Destinations Near Sudbury in Canada
- Kukagami Lake: If you’re searching for a relaxing two-day sojourn away from Sudbury, visit the stunning Kukagami Lake, about an hour northeast of Sudbury. Home to a series of scenic lakefront lodges and log cabins, Kukagami Lake is the perfect locale to appreciate the bounteous sublimity of nature, as well as an assortment of activities, including water skiing, fishing, kayaking, sailing, canoeing, and much more.
- Onaping High Falls: Located 35 kilometers west of Sudbury, Onaping High Falls is easily recognized as one of the most impressive waterfalls in the Lake Huron watershed, and one of the most magnificent waterfalls in Ontario. The best place to marvel at the resplendent grandeur is from the A.Y. Jackson lookout, which produces awe-inspiring views of the 55-meter-high waterfall. Pack a picnic basket and enjoy a glorious summer afternoon at Onaping High Falls.
Best Neighborhoods in Sudbury
- Downtown Sudbury: Enjoy a vibrant array of indie shops and diverse cuisines and eateries, amble along the streets of Sudbury, and people watch to your heart's content when you visit the downtown district. Buzzing, pristine, and lively, downtown Sudbury is a place to showcase local talent, jump into the trendy culinary scene, and shop 'til you drop in the unique retail locations. Injected with a new lease of life, yet still staying in touch with the quaint heritage of the town, downtown Sudbury is a cultural hub and a nod to the past while looking forward to the new.
Home-types in Sudbury
Sudbury has a variety of property types for you to consider when booking a trip. Here are the most popular property types in Sudbury:
- Hotel: 31 vacation rentals
Points of interests in Sudbury
Sudbury has several popular points of interest for you to check out when visiting the area. Here are the most popular points of interest in Sudbury:
- Windy Lake Provincial Park: 212 vacation rentals
- Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes: 212 vacation rentals
- Anderson Farm Museum: 212 vacation rentals
- Ramsey Lake Skating Path: 212 vacation rentals
- Greater Sudbury Heritage Museums: 212 vacation rentals
- Art Gallery of Sudbury: 212 vacation rentals
- Lake Laurentian Conservation Area: 212 vacation rentals
- Science North: 212 vacation rentals
- A.Y. Jackson Lookout: 212 vacation rentals
- Bell Park: 212 vacation rentals
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