Thunder Bay - Visitor Attractions

Visitor Attractions

Thunder Bay's main tourist attraction is Fort William Historical Park, a reconstruction of the North West Company's Fort William fur trade post as it was in 1815, which attracts 100,000 visitors annually. The marina in downtown Port Arthur, an area known as The Heart of the Harbour, draws visitors for its panoramic view of the Sleeping Giant and the presence of various water craft. The marina also includes a lake walk, playground, harbour cruises, a children's museum, and a Chinese/Canadian restaurant. There are several small surface amethyst mines in the area, some of which allow visitors to search for their own crystals. A 2.74 m (9 ft) statue of Terry Fox is situated at the Terry Fox Memorial and Lookout on the outskirts of the city near the place where he was forced to abandon his run. Other tourists attractions are listed below.

  • Bluffs Scenic Lookout
  • Boulevard Lake Park
  • Canada Games Complex
  • Canadian Lakehead Exhibition
  • Cascades Conservation Area
  • Centennial Conservatory
  • Centennial Park
  • Chapples Park
  • Chippewa Park
  • Connaught Square
  • Finnish Labour Temple
  • Fort William Gardens
  • Fort William Stadium
  • Hillcrest Park
  • The Hoito
  • Intercity Shopping Centre
  • Kakabeka Falls
  • Magnus Theatre
  • Mount McKay Lookout
  • Northwestern Ontario Sports Hall of Fame
  • Ouimet Canyon
  • Port Arthur Stadium
  • Silver Falls
  • Thunder Bay Art Gallery
  • Thunder Bay Community Auditorium
  • Thunder Bay Historical Museum
  • Thunder Bay Marina
  • Thunder Bay Restaurant
  • International Friendship Gardens
  • Trowbridge Falls
  • Victoriaville
  • Waverley Park
  • Whitewater Golf Club

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