This Ontario city with 'European-style' buildings is better than a trip to the US, locals say
No need to leave the province to enjoy a beautiful getaway.

A city near Toronto.
There's no need to leave the province if you're craving a dreamy vacation destination. This beautiful city near Toronto is brimming with quaint architecture and old-world charm, and locals say it's better than a trip to the U.S.
You'll feel like you've been whisked away to another land as you stroll past limestone buildings and quaint shops.
It's the perfect spot to sip coffee in a cozy cafe, wander past ivy-covered churches, and watch the Grand River flow under stone arch bridges. Plus, it's just over an hour away from Toronto, so you don't have to spend all day on the road.
Cambridge is a charming city nestled along the picturesque Grand River. According to a Narcity Canada Facebook poll, it's even better than a trip to the U.S., and with its "European-style architecture," it will transport you abroad.
There's a lot to enjoy in the region. Cambridge boasts beautiful riverside parks and trails, such as Mill Race Park and the Cambridge to Paris Rail Trail, where you can enjoy some fresh air.
There's also the Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory, a tropical greenhouse brimming with thousands of colourful butterflies.
Galt is an enchanting neighbourhood to explore. The destination has major Scotland vibes and has served as a filming location for productions like The Handmaid's Tale and The Queen's Gambit.
It isn't an outing without a stop at a cute cafe, and Cambridge boasts several cozy spots where you can grab a coffee, such as Monogram Coffee Roasters and Grand Café.
Other highlights of the city include the Fashion History Museum, McDougall Cottage Historic Site and Hamilton Family Theatre.
If you're planning a day trip or staycation, locals say this Ontario gem outshines a trip across the border.
Downtown Cambridge BIA Website
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