Grafton

Ottawa, the country's capital, is situated 150 miles (241 kilometers) northeast of Grafton, while Niagara Falls is 80 miles (129 kilometers) to the southwest.

Staying in only one place, no matter how popular, can only ever give you a limited view into the broader personality of a region. So try to set aside some time to delve into Toronto - Central Ontario's other natural and man-made attractions. Roughly 14 miles (23 kilometers) away you'll find Port Hope. Set aside a day here to see the Canadian Fire Fighters Museum and Port Hope Golf and Country Club.

About 35 miles (56 kilometers) to the west of Grafton is Bowmanville, an important regional center which is home to Garnett B. Richard Recreation Complex, Lakeridge Health Bowmanville and Liberty Bowl. Bowmanville Zoo, Canadian Tire Motorsport Park and Bowmanville Museum are also good places to head to.

Fuel your mind by visiting Toronto - Central Ontario's nature museums, art galleries and art museums. This region has been graced with some significant cathedrals, guaranteed to delight all visitors, regardless of faith.

If you're not one to take a break from work purely to relax by the pool all day, Toronto - Central Ontario offers plenty of action-packed pursuits like hiking and tobogganing. Joining in with one of the city walking tours, culinary tours and cycling tours can be a good way to understand about Toronto - Central Ontario.

For those who plan on arriving and departing by plane, keep in mind that the most convenient major airport is Greater Rochester International Airport, 60 miles (97 kilometers) to the south of Grafton.