Looks like Paris, Ontario
As many times as I have been to Ontario, I have never visited Paris, ON. I will have to make a stop there if I get to make another trip.
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Looks like Paris, Ontario
It has huge elevation changes from any direction as you head into the original, older part. They say if you ever drive through it you'll never forget it. It's at the confluence of two rivers, the Nith and the Grand. There are also several cobblestone buildings. As well as home to Canada's oldest civic-gothic building (old town hall) built in 1854. Lots of nice old buildings and picturesque.As many times as I have been to Ontario, I have never visited Paris, ON. I will have to make a stop there if I get to make another trip.
Head to the Brown Dog for some coffee on the deck over the river.As many times as I have been to Ontario, I have never visited Paris, ON. I will have to make a stop there if I get to make another trip.
Head to the Brown Dog for some coffee on the deck over the river.
Very nice.
I've been to Paris & London Ontario-when people asked me what I did on my vacation I told them I spent some time in Paris & London.Looks like Paris, Ontario
It has huge elevation changes from any direction as you head into the original, older part. They say if you ever drive through it you'll never forget it. It's at the confluence of two rivers, the Nith and the Grand. There are also several cobblestone buildings. As well as home to Canada's oldest civic-gothic building (old town hall) built in 1854. Lots of nice old buildings and picturesque.
Problem is it's cute and little but the cut through traffic now is horrible. Live just up the road, ready to move in a few years.Cute little old downtown area as well. I live about 25min away
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