I was told that most od the Canadian millionaires are living in London. This city has a population slightly over 100 000.
We always love visiting London and southwestern Ontario.
To get an overview about the highlights from this town without stress, we recommend to participate in a sightseeing tour in one of the double decker busses.

In Canada and especially in Ontario the history is young. In the "New World" everything which is over 150 years old is antique. Events from the 19 th. century are also considered to be a far back.
I am glad that many cities have learned the value of the past and do not replace heritage buildings by modern ones and bring back historical events. Most of them are performed by volunteers. Just check our web site. We visited some of these spectacles.
The "Eldon House" in London is one of the saved heritage buildings. It was built in 1834 for the family of John Harris. They owned it until 1959. Then they pledged it with all furniture to the city which took proper care of it.
The house is open all year long, but not on every day. PLease check the Internet for more details. We will not add any longer links because we never had been informed when the Internet address was changed.

The "John Labatt Centre" is known for sports events, shows, theatre. Check actual schedule. The center can accommodate about 10 000 visitors.

In the "Sifton Botanical Bog" you can find orchids and many other rare plants and wildlife.
Visit also the "Medway Valley Heritage Forest" with the "Medway Valley". Enjoy the scenery, but please stay on the marked trails.
If you are interested to see the surroundings of London from air - please check for balloon rides. Be aware that they depend from weather conditions.