See and Do in Waterloo

Visiting local attractions will give expats insight into the culture, history and people of the Tri-City area. Many of its attractions are child friendly, which is a bonus for those relocating with kids, and a number of activities can be enjoyed regardless of the weather.

Here is a list of some of the main attractions in the Waterloo area.

Recommended attractions in Waterloo

Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory

Stroll among thousands of free-flying butterflies in a lush garden that features tropical plants, waterfalls, streams and exotic birds.

Cambridge Farmers’ Market

In operation since the 1830s, the Cambridge Farmers’ Market is one of the oldest markets in Canada. Still in the same location as all those years ago, visitors will find vendors selling fresh food, baked goods, cheese, farm-fresh eggs and home-made crafts, with the highlight being the organic fruit and vegetables.

Churchill Park

Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum

This is the largest community museum in Ontario and its permanent exhibits tell the story of the Waterloo region's history. It also hosts occasional travelling exhibits from around the world.

Laurel Creek Conservation Area