Guelph, Ontario, Canada (also refered to as The Royal City) is neighboring the Eramosa and Speed Rivers in the Huron-Waterloo Region of Ontario.
The self guided and guided tours, adventures and activities popular in the region include hiking, biking, sightseeing, birding, canoeing, kayaking, swimming, camping, fishing, boating, windsurfing, sailing, picnicking, golfing, rock climbing, zip lining, and much more. Then there are the events and festivals to visit including such popular ones as the Guelph Jazz Festival and the Hillside Festival.
Services in the community popular with tourist include accommodations of all types, tours, guides, gas stations, shopping, restaurants, farmers market, coffee houses, grocery stores, library, internet, cell service and transportation companies (taxi, bus, car rentals, rail).
The community of Guelph is lined with historic Victorian-era archetecture and attractions making for some great sightseeing tours. Some of the sites to visit include the Guelph Civic Museum, Basilica of Our Lady Immaculate, City Hall, the Art Gallery, John Mccrae Home (Flanders Fields Fame) and the Woolwich Memorial.
The parks, trails and places of interest in Guelph Ontario include the Aboretum, Guelph Lake, Goldie Mill, John Gault Park, Hanlon Creek Park, Elora Quarry, Riverside Park, Exhibition Park and the Royal Gardens.