About Kingston In the heart of 1000 islands

One of the prettiest spots in Canada, especially in the summer, Kingston is located where Lake Ontario meets the St Lawrence River, where the Thousand Islands begin. It is a town rich in Canadian history-. Kingston is a 'water city', often called the freshwater sailing capital of the world. When Montreal hosted the summer Olympics in 1976, Kingston was chosen as the venue for al sailing events.

it was Canada's first capital city- and rich in the tradition of education, home to two of Canada's most historic learning institutions- 165 year old Queen's University, and the Royal Military College. Students will stay on Queen's campus in a Queen's residence, just a few steps from the lake, and a short walk to parks, downtown, and Kingston's 'old quarter'. There is no better place to be in Kingston in the summer.

Kingston is also very close to Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal and Quebec City.