Brockville and District Tourism - 1000 Islands

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Brockville is a city rich in history situated alongside the St. Lawrence River and is home of the world famous 1000 Islands. Tall ships, shipwrecks, hydroplane boat races, boat cruises, and some of the world’s best freshwater diving make this community a watery wonderland with sights, activities and events for visitors to enjoy all summer long and throughout the year.

The Brockville Arts Centre is a world class theatre located in downtown Brockville. The great selection of different performances, displays, concerts and events take place all year long.

Main Attractions/What to See & Do (Max. 8)
1. Brockville Arts Centre has the large proscenium stage and fine acoustics attracting “World Class” live entertainment_
2. National Historical Sites
3. Hassel Free Packages
4. Historical Walking Trails, Hiking Trails, Biking Trails_
5. Festivals, Events, Art Shows and Tours
6. Poker Run America
7. 1000 Islands Boat Cruise
8. World’s Best Fresh Water SCUBA Diving destination, with no thermo cline

Special Features/Unique Products (Max. 3)
1. Situated between two International bridges
2. Located just 2 hours from Montreal, 1 hour from Ottawa and 3 hours from Toronto
3. Boat, camp, picnic and swim at one of 16 city owned islands

Fun Facts/Did you know? (Max. 5)
1. How to Canada’s First Railway Tunnel constructed in 1854
2. Main street Brockville was known as “Millionaire’s Row”
3. Home to the BEST Fish and Chips in the 1000 Islands. Traditionally wrapped in newspaper.
4. Home port for the Tall Ship Fair Jeanne
5. Harry Connick Jr. played at the Brockville Art Centre