More About the City of Guelph
The University of Guelph is one of Canada’s most research-intensive universities with a focus in the life sciences. Chatelaine Magazine voted Guelph as one of Canada’s top ten cities to live in, with an active downtown and nightlife, dynamic arts scene, scenic rivers and bike trails. Guelph is located less than 1 hr from downtown Toronto.
Guelph was founded by John Galt in 1827 and named in honour of the British Royal Family. Century-old limestone buildings and downtown avenues are set in a picturesque natural setting at the junction of the Speed and Eramosa rivers. Today, Guelph is known for its rich architectural heritage and its vibrant cultural life. The Guelph area is known for its music festivals that feature a wonderful blend of Blues, Folk, Rock, alternative, Jazz, and Classical music. A visit to arts and craft shows, antique dealers, and the farmers' market are an adventure of colours, smells and sounds. Guelph's beautiful parks, riverside green spaces, sports facilities and teams provide
indoor and outdoor fun for people of all ages. Distinctive shops, cafes, pubs, and bistros invite visitors to relax and enjoy the Guelph atmosphere while enjoying food and entertainment. The compact downtown and several malls offer a variety of unique shopping opportunities. Accomodations in Guelph range from the charming bed and breakfast to complete hotel facilities to picturesque campgrounds. University of Guelph activities and the campus draw many people to the city each year through conferences, on-campus concerts and programs, and varsity sports teams. The University includes internationally renowned institutions such as the Ontario Agricultural College and the Ontario Veterinary College. Come visit the "Royal City" today. It's a great place to raise your family! -- Courtesy of Guelph Visitor and Convention Services.
Check out the City of Guelph website for visitors by Clicking here
Guelph was founded by John Galt in 1827 and named in honour of the British Royal Family. Century-old limestone buildings and downtown avenues are set in a picturesque natural setting at the junction of the Speed and Eramosa rivers. Today, Guelph is known for its rich architectural heritage and its vibrant cultural life. The Guelph area is known for its music festivals that feature a wonderful blend of Blues, Folk, Rock, alternative, Jazz, and Classical music. A visit to arts and craft shows, antique dealers, and the farmers' market are an adventure of colours, smells and sounds. Guelph's beautiful parks, riverside green spaces, sports facilities and teams provide
indoor and outdoor fun for people of all ages. Distinctive shops, cafes, pubs, and bistros invite visitors to relax and enjoy the Guelph atmosphere while enjoying food and entertainment. The compact downtown and several malls offer a variety of unique shopping opportunities. Accomodations in Guelph range from the charming bed and breakfast to complete hotel facilities to picturesque campgrounds. University of Guelph activities and the campus draw many people to the city each year through conferences, on-campus concerts and programs, and varsity sports teams. The University includes internationally renowned institutions such as the Ontario Agricultural College and the Ontario Veterinary College. Come visit the "Royal City" today. It's a great place to raise your family! -- Courtesy of Guelph Visitor and Convention Services.
Check out the City of Guelph website for visitors by Clicking here
Directions to Guelph (courtesy of MapQuest)
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