Things To Do
Banting House National Historic Site
Banting House — Known as the "Birthplace of Insulin," this historic home in downtown London is where Sir Frederick Banting had the idea that led to the discovery of insulin. Now a charming museum, it features Banting’s original bedroom, medical memorabilia, and the Flame of Hope monument. A quick and meaningful visit that offers a glimpse into Canadian medical history and a lovely photo opportunity.
Fanshawe Pioneer Village
Located in London, Ontario, Fanshawe Pioneer Village is a living history museum that shares the local history of London and Middlesex County between 1820 and 1920.
Covent Garden Market
While you're in town, check out Covent Garden Market in downtown London—it’s a great spot for local eats, fresh produce, and artisan shopping. They also host events like farmers’ markets and seasonal festivals year-round.
Springbank Park
Springbank Park is London's largest park, offering scenic trails along the Thames River, perfect for a leisurely walk or bike ride. Families can enjoy Storybook Gardens, a whimsical, year-round attraction featuring a splash pad, playgrounds, and seasonal events.
Museum London
Explore Museum London downtown to enjoy free art and history exhibits showcasing the city’s rich culture and creativity.
Grand Theatre
Experience a night of culture at London’s Grand Theatre, a beautifully restored historic venue offering a variety of live shows and performances downtown. It’s a perfect way to enjoy local arts during your visit!
