Kingston: Hop-On Hop-Off Trolley Tour

Name: Kingston: Hop-On Hop-Off Trolley Tour
Brand: Viator
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4.3(8)1 HourEnglishKingston

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Kingston Trolley Tours take you on an in-depth tour of Kingston's historic downtown and waterfront, stopping at all of the city's most well-known visitor destinations including Fort Henry, the Penitentiary Museum, and Queen’s University.

Explore the history of Canada's first capital aboard a comfortable thirty-two passenger trolley. Hop on and hop off at any of the 8 stops along the route to visit different sites and explore what Kingston has to offer!

Trolleys depart every 60 minutes in May, June, Sept, Oct, and every 30 minutes in July/August. Your tour guide provides an informative, engaging overview of Kingston’s more than three hundred years of history. The Trolley is the ideal way to enjoy Kingston’s history and attractions.

Included

Hop-on hop-off tour
Live-guided commentary on board (English)
Professional driver/guide

Not included

Gratuities
Admission to attractions along the route

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What you'll do

Hop On or Hop Off Trolley Route

Trolleys depart from in front of Visitor Information Center, in the heart of Kin
gston’s historic downtown, across from City Hall. Stroll through Confederation Park, take a cruise, check out a festival, or explore Kingston’s impressive City Hall.
Fort Henry is Kingston’s largest museum and historic site, part of a UNESCO Worl
d Heritage Site, and is one of Canada’s most visited National Historic Sites.
Kingston’s Market Square is in the heart of downtown: just steps away from City
Hall, the Visitor Information Centre, Kingston 1000 Islands Cruises, as well as shops and restaurants.
The Trolley stops on the street adjacent to Great Lakes Museum, SS Keewatin and the Pumphouse
Explore the unique collection of artifacts inside this museum, built in 1846 as part of Kingston's fortifications
Explore the newly restored former home of Canada's first Prime Minister, or walk
along the waterfront to Gord Downie Pier.
Visit the museum, or take a tour of the imposing Kingston Penitentiary
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