| Nestled at the junction
of Lake Ontario, the St. Lawrence River and the Rideau Canal,
Kingston is a historic city of limestone and water, an idyllic
place to build a business, raise a family, or simply relax
and enjoy the historic sights and sounds along the lake. With
a storied military and maritime past, the city is rich in
history and tradition.
Kingston's downtown is marked by a stunning, domed City Hall,
built to serve as the first Parliament of Canada. More than
500 shops and boutiques are nearby too, to indulge any interest.
In the suburbs, just minutes from downtown, are two major
shopping complexes. Kingston boasts more than two dozen attractions,
including 17 museums, 200 restaurants, nine golf courses,
three wilderness parks
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