This Ontario small town with storybook streets and Scottish vibes is worth a visit in 2025
It's like a mini vacation without a plane ticket.
A small town in Ontario.
Looking for an enchanting spot to visit in 2025? You don't need to hop on a plane in order to enjoy some European charm and storybook scenery.
This small town in Ontario is straight off a postcard and will have you feeling like you're vacationing abroad.
With old-world streets, quaint shops and stunning views, it's a beautiful place for a day trip or weekend getaway.
Perth is a dreamy small town located in Lanark County, about an hour outside of Ottawa. It was named after Perth, Scotland, and was settled by a number of Scottish, Irish and European immigrants.
You can see the Scottish influence reflected in the charming stone shops and buildings that line the historic streets.
There's lots to enjoy year-round in this small town. Downtown, you'll find a range of shops and eateries offering everything from antique goods to drool-worthy local bites.
You won't want to miss a stop at Perth Chocolate Works for some sweet treats or The Fieldhouse Bakery And Restaurant for some drinks and baked goods.
Stewart Park is a beautiful destination complete with winding pathways and gorgeous scenery. It's also worth planning a trip to Perth's iconic Mammoth Cheese where you can snap a pic.
There are lots of events and festivals to experience throughout the year, including the Frost & Fire Festival, Festival of Maples and the Perth Night Market.
With old-world charm and enchanting attractions, this small town is worth adding to your 2025 bucket list.
Before you get going, check out our Responsible Travel Guide so you can be informed, be safe, be smart, and most of all, be respectful on your adventure.