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With all the attributes of a big city, this small town is full of surprises. London, also known as the Forest City, boasts miles of beautiful pathways and acres of rolling parkland. The home of Sir Frederick G. Banting, co-discoverer of insulin, this little city was originally set to be “New London” the capital of Upper Canada in 1793.
Discover why the Royal Canadian Regiment has earned 54 Battle Honours at the Royal Canadian Regiment Museum. Take part in the fun and games at the Western Fair or decorate your walls with your findings at Art in the Heart of London, the annual art show at St. Paul’s Cathedral. Tour the local Labatt Brewery or stroll through the winter wonderland of Victoria Park as it sparkles with thousands of tiny lights for the holidays.
Originally constructed in 1905, it was the location for training Canadian soldiers during the two great world wars, children will be fascinated by the archival photographs, uniforms and other wartime artifacts on display throughout the Delta London Armouries. Located in the heart of downtown London it is conveniently close to the train and bus terminals, London Convention Centre and John Labatt Centre.
Hotel Highlights
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325 Dundas Street, London, Ontario,
N6B 1T9
Tel: 519-679-6111 |
Fax: 519-679-3957
Toll-Free: 1-888-890-3222
Number of Rooms: 246
Check In : 3 p.m. | Check Out : 12 p.m.
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