Top 10 Free Things To Do and Attractions in Thousand Islands

"Historic SitesCounty Road 2, Kingston, Ontario MoreLess Info. Built from 1832 to 1837, Fort Henry is a museum and historic site which offers guests the opportunity learn about 19th century military life. Guided tours are available at this location."

"The Bellevue House National Historic Site offers guests guided tour opportunities during the months of July and August, featuring employees in historic costumes. The visitor center features a gift shop and guests will be able to access interpretive text panels at both the historic house and the restored grounds…"

"In the mid-19th century, this National Historic Site was briefly home to Sir John A Macdonald, Canada's first prime minister and a notorious alcoholic. Perhaps the architect also enjoyed a drop, as the Italianate..."

"Kingston’s City Hall is a national historic site, and remains the city’s administration and governing centre. Kingston City Hall is one of the best 19th-century buildings in Canada and is a nationally-nominated heritage site. The City Hall is visited by several thousand tourists as well as local citizens every year."

"Historic Buildings216 Ontario Street, Kingston, Ontario MoreLess Info. The City Hall of Kingston offers guests the opportunity to tour the location and learn about the location's history. Visitors can also be taken to the location's basement and former jail."

"Chalmers United Church is a beautiful and impressive church in the historic heart of the city. It is located near the famous Queen's University on Clergy Street. This church was built in 1890 and is a Free Presbyterian Church."

"This award-winning park, which received an extensive renovation completed in 2018, is a popular destination on the St Lawrence waterfront. The park’s centrepiece, Gord Edgar Downie Pier, provides a convenient entry for swimmers to enjoy the water, with an accessible beach. Bring toys to play in the sandy beach area above the pier, then stroll down Waterfront Pathway through the park for a break after a delicious lunch, before heading back into the water."

"You’re conscious about your food—and now, you can be just as mindful on your doggo’s behalf. Explore our delicious fresh dog food options, customized to the nutritional needs of your dog, and delivered free straight to your door."

"Source: Photo by user SoftwareSimian used under CC BY-SA 3.0. The Cathedral of St Mary is a Roman Catholic cathedral. It was extensively renovated some years back, and today it stands in its full restored glory."

"St. James’ Church is an Anglican church located near Queen's University. It boasts a long history and remains an active Christian community. The church's architecture is magnificent."

"Source: Photo by user SoftwareSimian used under CC BY-SA 3.0. The Cathedral of St Mary is a Roman Catholic cathedral. It was extensively renovated some years back, and today it stands in its full restored glory."

"Chalmers United Church is a beautiful and impressive church in the historic heart of the city. It is located near the famous Queen's University on Clergy Street. This church was built in 1890 and is a Free Presbyterian Church."

"St. James’ Church is an Anglican church located near Queen's University. It boasts a long history and remains an active Christian community. The church's architecture is magnificent."

"This brewery was founded on the philosophy that life and beer require balance to be at their best. And finding that balance is as personal as finding a beer you love. That’s why they’re constantly brewing new releases made with carefully sourced high-quality ingredients to pour pints that are as unique as the people who drink their beer."

"275 Princess StreetThis is a place with a definite vibe – there’s lots of natural light along with exposed brick, metal, blackboard menus, and the impressive glassed-in, gleaming stainless-steel brewery. When owner Ron Shore opened the place in August 2014, he was interested in the local food movement, so in addition to craft beers, the menu at Stone City Ales is dedicated to local ingredients. What to try: 12 Star Session Ale; easy drinking, balanced and aromatic, a pale ale with tropical fruit and citrus notes."

"Stony City Ales was started with a dream to create a return to craft, both in its beer and food. This brewery focuses on using local, quality ingredients that are fresh and come from the community. With a passion to use beer to bring people together, Stone City Ales uses their brewery as a platform to encourage social interaction and community engagement."

"The brewers of Skeleton Park began brewing overseas in Taiwan before bringing their brews to Kingston. Their mantra “bred-in-the-bone craft beer” – meaning they focus on time-tested, traditional beer styles. Though you won’t find any unusual ingredients or beer style-hybrids here, you will discover delicious classic beers that keep you coming back for more."

"Skeleton Park Brewery’s owner and brewmaster comes from a family of brewers and bootleggers that goes back three generations. The current generation of brothers have over 45 years of brewing experience. The name and playful dog logo pays homage and brings together the past and the future of Kingston’s Skelton Park."

"Tu-We: 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM Th--Sat; 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM Su: 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM Mo: Closed"