Historical place

Nice quiet place for a walk :)

It's beautiful, full of historical buildings and statues and it has high gothic architecture influence. Also modern Canadian architecture. Nice stroll in an important place

I love reading about partridge island, they have pedistals there with pictures and stories about how there used to be an entire community over on the island. And the view from 3 sisters is beautiful!! Good spot to check out the cruise ships too.

Very cute. You can walk up to it.

This is a beautiful site to see. This is where the Crown Jewels are held and was a big fortress!! I mostly came here just to see the Crown Jewels, even though some of them were out due to the Coronation of Charles III, but this place was an amazing place to visit. But this use to be, and still is, a military fortress. A little fun fact, during WWI, the Tower of London did military training, even though it was still open to the public visiting the place. I just find that extremely interesting.The Tower of London is one staple of London history, British history, and Royal history. The The Royal Family has their Crowned Jewels here where you can see them on display. Dating back to 1066, but made famous by William I (William the Conqueror) when he moved here in 1078. Kings William I (William the Conqueror), King Henry III, and King Richard I were living here at one point all adding to the historical site. The Tower of London has been a fortress for the majority of its time, but I found interesting is that it was used as a prison until WWII, with soldiers training here with the prisoners on a different side of the site. You can go see the Crowned Jewels here, which were amazing to see (there's no photography while seeing the Crowned Jewels). I truly enjoy walking the grounds here and seeing some of the Crowned Jewels the British Royal Family has to offer.

Love this beautiful spot. Great for walking, and relaxing. Love the history.

We held our wedding ceremony, and reception at enoch Turner and were thrilled with the results. For our guest list of 120 people, we held our ceremony and reception in the main hall. Smaller weddings could have their ceremony in the school room. Stacy and Ben from Ontario Heritage Trust were a dream to work with, and their patience and understanding were invaluable to us during the entire process. They had all the answers to our numerous questions, and even recommended our photographer. The venue itself is unique, and beautiful, and there are tons of opportunities to DIY. Thank you, Stacy and Ben! Photo cred to Michelle Chiu Imagery in Toronto

We did the tour and our guide was great! The tour was so interesting! We will 100% be back for the escape room!!

Beautiful and an antique church in the middle of an awesome scenery! Interesting history!

Pack a lunch and watch the ducks & geese out front of house. Picnic tables provided.