We've got friends in Hamilton and we go there to see movies with them often, because this theatre…read moreis so comfy! The recliners work quietly and smoothly, and I've never had a problem with the reserved seating. The staff at the snack counter are friendly and efficient. In general it's a bit older and some of the new theatre gloss has worth off, but I like this place a lot and I'll definitely be back. On a personal note, this is the last place I saw my sister-in-law before she died unexpectedly. We saw Wonder Woman together. Because of that I'll always think this place is just a bit special.

The newly installed seat and reserved seating system is a game changer. What was once a ratty old…read moretheatre has been refreshed, providing its audience with an excellent experience. It makes me wish more theatres would adopt this standard. The new seats are like business class airplane seats which an electric recline that triggers at the push of a button. I would give it five stars, except some of the actual film screens still have the marks and tears of yesteryear. Hopefully these will be replaced soon as well.

Beautiful park right on Lake Ontario that was once an estate. Beautiful art gallery beautiful…read moregrounds great place to walk around

I love going for long drive and discovered this out of the world park when I was driving on…read moreLakeshore road in Oakville. This park is on the lake side and the views are so divine and breathtaking. Don't know how I missed this place before. It's so difficult to express in words how serene and beautiful this park is. Perfect place to go and relax and disconnect. You can even see Toronto Skyline from here. There is also a viewing deck, from where you can get a better overall view. This pictures don't do justice to this place. You have experience this place with your eyes. I found this park in fall and went there few times in last weeks of fall before snow. I just envy the people who live close to this place. There were few houses close by, that have balconies opening to lake view. Oh it must be so amazing to wake up everyday to this heavenly view!!

Simply beautiful!…read more Walk along the waterfront trail is so refreshing. There is a park alongside and ample seating space to just sit along the water. This is just 5 mins walk from the village square as well as there so many lovely places to eat very very close. Parking situation - Parking is usually available at the Elizabeth parking lot opposite to the village square.

The Brant Street Pier is a signature destination and attraction in Spencer Smith Park at The…read moreWaterfront at Downtown Burlington. It looks impressive even from afar while if you driving along Lakeshore. A great walk on a nice sunny day as the pier extends 137 meters over Lake Ontario. There is also a platform where you can walk up and have 360 view of the area. I might not want to walk all the way out during winter and the pier would not have any maintenance either. The total cost of the Brant Street Pier construction is $14.4 million!! through funding partnerships with the Canada-Ontario Infrastructure Program, Halton Region, the City of Burlington and Burlington Hydro. I will be back on a sunny day enjoying the view... Maybe I can even smell the breeze of the Ocean (Lake Ontario)?

Spot is easy to get to, not a long walk and perfect to relax at!!! Would recommend to just stop and…read moresee, or spend a few hours at just enjoying it.

We visited the Great Falls during a waterfalls trip in the Hamilton area in fall 2013. The Great…read moreFalls is also known as the Grindstone Falls or the Waterdown Falls. It is located in the old Waterdown, Ontario that is now merged into City of Hamilton. It is a curtain fall that is 10m high and 5m wide. It is beautiful, powerful and breathtaking. To get to the Great Falls, go south on Mills Street North, go under a railway bridge, park at the Smokey Hollow Park on the right. You have arrived at the entrance of a hiking trail that leads to the Great Falls.

It rained today, so we needed something indoors to do. The tour of Dundurn castle was a great…read moreexperience! We especially appreciated how the tour guide Anna acknowledged the mistreatment of indigenous peoples of Canada and what conditions were like for the servants in a house like this.

This is an amazing place to visit. There is so much culture in Dundurn Castle and it would be…read moreamazing to visit the museum with one of the guided tours. It has a nice trail that joins the waterfront trail and you can enjoy both the view and the walk. When we got here, there was a large filming crew filming beside the castle which was interesting to watch.

I was in the area with family in August a couple of years back. We were hiking around the trails in…read morethe area. There's a small fee to enter and park ($11/vehicle, $4.40 walking in). It's not too bad for vehicle with at least 3 people. There's lots of parking nearby. Trails by Webster's Falls are pretty well maintained and quiet. It is pretty short so it's should good for anyone who doesn't like long hikes. Also, there are picnic benches if you are planning to bring food. I feel like Webster's is somewhere you go in the spring or autumn. You would see the leaves being colors and more water flowing over the Falls. I have seen people slowly climbing down the cliffside to get to the base side. I would suggest not doing so because rocks are slippery and the cliffside is slippery.

This review is specifically for Webster's Falls in autumn! First off, you actually have to make a…read morereservation to hike here. I did this through the Hamilton Conservation Authority website. There are time slots for each day of the week and you pay a fee for each person and vehicle, as well as a convenience charge. It's not the most accessible for all people but they do this to keep the numbers of hikers manageable. Note that they will actually check that you're on the reservation list. When we got there and parked, there was a security guard with a printed out copy of the guestlist. Later on when we were entering the main part of the hike, there was a little kiosk where we were asked for our reservation again. I'd recommend printing out your reservation and bringing it with you in case. The hike is super easy. A good portion of it is paved and there was almost always a stair option if you didn't want to chance a hill with roots. There are a few look out points for Webster's Falls. At this time of year, the falls are a lot smaller than some of the pictures you might see online due to the water levels. It's still a really pretty sight though if you go when the leaves are changing colours.