Sudbury
Northeastern Ontario's largest city
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The City of Greater Sudbury, Ontario is known for its summer festivals, 330 lakes, and blue flag-certified beaches. While the city got its start as a mining town, the nickel capital of the world is now Northern Ontario's biggest city and a popular destination for visitors thanks to its diverse outdoor offerings and welcoming, urban charm. With convenient proximity to other urban centres like Toronto and Ottawa, the family-friendly city is the perfect place for a getaway.
Did you know?
Sudbury is home to the world's biggest nickel.
Did you know?
The city has planted more than 10 million trees as part of a regreening initiative.
Did you know?
Onaping High Falls inspired Group of Seven painter A.Y. Jackson.
High Season
The high season in Sudbury, Ontario runs from late spring through the fall and offers visitors a variety of activities that showcase the city's natural beauty and cultural attractions. Take a walk up to A.Y. Jackson Lookout and Onaping High Falls which inspired Group of Seven painter A.Y. Jackson. Discover nature right in the city with a stroll along the shores of Ramsey Lake in Bell Park or explore Kivi Park's 480 acres with some hiking, mountain biking, and paddling. Attend a rollicking festival in the height of summer—the city has dozens to choose from or lounge on one of Sudbury's sandy beaches. And don't forget to visit Dynamic Earth and take a selfie at the big nickel—a must-do for every visitor.
Winter
In winter, the city of Sudbury comes alive with opportunities for fun and exploration. Explore the Ramsey Lake Skate Path, go ice fishing, or bomb down the slopes at Adanac Ski Hill or Lively Ski Hill. For snowmobilers, the city offers easy access to the province's thousands of kilometres of groomed trails—ride right from your accommodations onto the trails and enjoy some amazing sledding.
Our Recommendations
For the Hiker
Explore one of the city's many green spaces including Lake Laurentian Conservation Area, Kivi Park, and Bell Park or take a hike up to Onaping High Falls for a scenic waterfall view.
For Families
Science North is one of Northern Ontario's most popular tourist attractions and one of Canada's premier science centres—visit this incredible educational hub to explore, learn, play, and more!
For Franco-Ontarians
Discover the city's vibrant Franco culture at Carrefour francophone, Théâtre du Nouvel-Ontario and the Place des Arts.
Itineraries
- Things to Do and See
- Film + TV
- Road Trips
- Sudbury in Winter
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