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Kingston is located on the north shore of Lake Ontario, near the mouth of the St. Lawrence River, and is a small city in the province of Ontario. The city has always been a “contested land of military strategists” and even served as the capital of Canada in 1841, but lost the title of capital due to reasons such as its small size.
Kingston is an ancient city in Canada and also a very beautiful waterfront city, with Lake Ontario as its natural backdrop and the St. Lawrence River surrounding the north. The tourism industry is well developed. The city is known as “the most suitable city in Canada for young professionals to live and work in,” with a large number of young artists engaged in visual arts, media arts, literature, and other occupations. It has become an ideal city that many young people aspire to. This city is known as the “Limestone City” because many of its white buildings are built with local limestone, exuding a sense of history. In the summer, the nearby Thousand Islands become the most attractive destination, attracting a continuous stream of tourists who come to admire the picturesque scenery of the Thousand Islands.
Kingston hosts several large festivals and events every year, with popular ones including the Writers Festival, the Blues Music Festival, the Canadian Film Festival, and the Wolfe Island Music Festival, offering continuous excitement and looking forward to your visit.
Kingston
Reasons to visit: Home to Queen’s University
Continent: North America
Country: Canada
Province/State: Ontario
City: Kingston
