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Kingston is a city in eastern Ontario, Canada, situated where the St. Lawrence River meets Lake Ontario and the Rideau Canal. It is known for its rich history, having served as the first capital of the Province of Canada in the 1840s. The city is home to Queen's University and the Royal Military…
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About Kingston
Where to stay in Kingston
Downtown Kingston. This area is close to the waterfront, historic sites, and many restaurants, making it convenient for exploring the city on foot.
Kingston East. Located along Highway 401, this area offers easy access to the highway and is near attractions like the Kingston Mills Lockstation.
Kingston West. This district includes shopping centers and is near the Cataraqui Centre, with quick access to Highway 401.
Portsmouth Village. A historic neighborhood south of downtown, with waterfront views and a quieter atmosphere.
Getting there and around
Kingston is accessible by car via Highway 401, which connects it to Toronto and Montreal. The city is also served by Kingston Transit buses, and there is a train station with VIA Rail services. For air travel, Kingston Airport offers limited flights, but most travelers use Ottawa or Toronto airports and then drive or take a train. Getting around Kingston is easy by car, bus, or bike, with many attractions within walking distance in the downtown core.
When to go
The best time to visit Kingston is during the summer months (June to August), when the weather is warm and many outdoor events take place, such as the Kingston Buskers Rendezvous and waterfront festivals. Fall (September to October) offers pleasant temperatures and colorful foliage. Winter can be cold with snow, but the city remains active with indoor attractions and holiday events.
Questions, answered
What is Kingston known for?
Kingston is known for its historic limestone buildings, waterfront location, and as the home of Queen's University and Fort Henry.
How many hotels are listed on your site for Kingston?
There are 79 hotels listed on our site for Kingston, ranging from 1-star to 4-star, with an average guest score of 4 out of 5.
What are some popular attractions in Kingston?
Popular attractions include Fort Henry, the Thousand Islands, Kingston City Hall, and the Rideau Canal.
Is Kingston walkable?
Yes, downtown Kingston is very walkable, with many shops, restaurants, and historic sites within a compact area.
What transportation options are available in Kingston?
Kingston has a public transit system, taxis, and bike rentals. VIA Rail trains connect the city to other major cities.