Church of Our Lady Immaculate
“On this hill would one day rise a church to rival St. Peter's in Rome.” — John Galt
Covered Bridge
One of only two lattice covered bridges in Ontario is located on the Eramosa Trail and serves as a pedestrian and cyclist crossing of the Speed River. In 1992, 400 volunteer members of the Timber Framers Guild erected the bridge, based on designs from the 1800s.
Fab5 Festivals
Between May and November, Guelph hosts five festivals celebrating arts and culture.
79 kilometres of trails
With numerous urban and off-road trails, Guelph is a haven for recreational cycling enthusiasts of all skill levels. Bring your own bike, or rent one when you get here.
Cheers
Guelph is home to three breweries and a winery, so come enjoy a local brew or wine at one of our many restaurants and bars.
Old Quebec Street Shoppes
The mall is designed to resemble Quebec Street, one of the first streets named when Guelph was founded, on which the mall was built. Its decor is influenced by the limestone and brick buildings commonly found in downtown Guelph.
Summer fun
Beat the heat at one of four City of Guelph splash pads, open all summer long and free to the public.