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Here in Our Own Backyard BELLEVILLEDiscover � ISITOR L V G A U I ID C I E F F O A C D . I E S L C I L O V E V E R B E L L Maps The City of Belleville stretches from the shore of the Bay of Quinte north to Roslin and includes former Thurlow Township and the communities of Corbyville, Foxboro, Point Anne and Plainfield. WELCOME Tsyohnà:wate (Belleville) is located on the territory of Welcome the Huron-Wendat, the Anishnaabeg, and Bienvenue the Haudenosaunee people. The City shares the shorelines of the magnificent Find out why Belleville is the perfect place to stop, Bay of Quinte with relax and explore! Kenhtè:ke Venez découvrir pourquoi Belleville est l’endroit idéal (Tyendinaga Mohawk pour faire une halte, relaxer et explorer! Territory). We acknowledge our shared obligation to respect and honour the land on which we live and grow. This past year disrupted many of our travel plans, but it also helped us explore and find the magic right here in our own backyard. This is truly a beautiful region and there’s never been a better time to become a local tourist or take a break from hectic city life and discover all that Belleville has to offer. Welcome to Belleville, our beautiful city! discoverbelleville.ca 2 WELCOME Tsyohnà:wate (Belleville) est située sur le territoire des Hurons-Wendats, des Anishnabes et du peuple Haudenosaunee. Belleville partage les rivages de la magnifique baie de Quinte avec les Kenhtè:ke (le territoire mohawk de Tyendinaga). Nous reconnaissons notre obligation com- mune de respecter et d’honorer la terre sur laquelle nous avons vécu et grandi. L’année qui vient de s’écouler a perturbé bon nombre de nos projets MAYOR'S MESSAGE de voyage. Cependant, elle nous a aussi aidés à explorer et à savourer la As Mayor of the City of While Belleville is a magie ici même, dans Belleville, let me extend wonderful place to visit, notre propre cour arrière. to you our warmest it is perhaps an even Nous bénéficions d’une welcome. better place to live. région vraiment Whether you have come Belleville is a growing splendide et le moment to experience our city that offers its ne pourrait être mieux historical downtown residents an enviable choisi pour faire du district, our vast quality of life. tourisme local, pour waterways or our Whatever your plans, prendre une petite pause cultural attractions, we enjoy exploring new de notre vie urbaine are proud to share our places and discover the trépignante et pour city with you. uniqueness that makes découvrir tout ce que Over the past year we Belleville the city you Belleville peut nous offrir. have developed an won’t want to leave. even deeper apprecia- Bienvenue à Belleville, tion for the beautiful Mitch Panciuk, notre superbe ville! area we call home. MAYOR 3 discoverbelleville.ca CITY INFO VISITOR'S CENTRE Visitor Located on the corner of Hwy 62 (North Front St) at Information 5 Moira St. E in a historic log cabin, the Visitor Information Centre offers a rustic approach If you’re looking for a local’s advice on where to eat, to old-time “touristing” play and explore, we’re here to help. Ask us why you with paper maps, guides, should stay another day! brochures and event information. [email protected] 613-962-4597, EXT 1 1-888-852-9992 (Toll-free) Discoverbelleville.ca TRAVEL SAFETY TIPS Businesses have found creative ways to adapt and create a safe space in which to welcome you. Plan your trip in advance wherever possible. Stay up-to-date on the current protocols and how businesses are operating. Visit hpepublichealth.ca for the latest public health measures in our region. discoverbelleville.ca 4 CITY INFO , WHAT S IN THIS INSIDE EDITION 06 Getting Here Getting Around 07 15 See & Explore The Great Staycation Always in Season Ghost Town Want the inside scoop on Belleville’s must-sees? East Hill Revival Check out our four season guide to experiencing Gallery Hopping our city’s highlights. Unwind & Relax 20 27 Land & Water Urban Trails Glanmore Escape into Nature As if there wasn’t enough to love about this National Pop-Ups on the Bay Historic Site – Glanmore now has special tours on offer. 37 32 Shop The City Pop-Ups on the Bay 43 Music & West Zwick’s Park is the place to visit for summer Entertainment adventure, food and fun! Outdoor Music Concert Scene Adventure 55 Recreation Belleville Senators Food & Drink Fun for Everyone Travel around the world right here in Belleville through a diverse range of food experiences. 51 Living Here Education & Health Care Cover photo by Ash Murrell, photographed at L’Auberge de France in the Downtown District. 5 discoverbelleville.ca CITY INFO Getting Here NEED A & Around CHARGE? The Quinte Mall parking lot fronting Bell Boulevard Belleville is growing in areas that continue to provides 20 Tesla electric shape this City as a place where people want to car chargers in high live, work and visit – with endless amenities and a demand by owners of a high quality of life. variety of models from the California automaker. The Quinte Mall stop is By Car By Boat one of thousands along — — Tesla’s Canada-wide Belleville is central Meyers Pier is Belleville’s network of destination to the region located premium 160 slip marina chargers. This is the between Toronto and within walking distance from largest number of Ottawa along Highway the Downtown District. charging stations from 401. Take exits 538, Belleville also operates two Pickering to Ottawa 543 and 544 South boat launches that offer designed strictly for Tesla to visit our beautiful City. high quality facilities and chargers - free of charge. parking. By Train BELLEVILLE — TRANSIT The Via Rail Station is a short distance from major amenities Download the app “Transit” and hotels, providing to start planning your trip or visitors with convenient book on demand service at rail service to and BTletsgo.ca. Transit operates from Belleville for seven days a week to most business and pleasure. urban areas of the City. discoverbelleville.ca 6 SEE & EXPLORE EXPERIE CAL NCE LO S AlwaysAlwaysAlways in Season�Season�Season� inin Embrace the beauty of the outdoors or get cozied E up inside. Belleville’s range of experiences means there’s something to enjoy no matter what season we’re in – you won’t get bored here! 7 discoverbelleville.ca ALWAYS IN SEASON Here it is – our four season guide to experiencing our city’s highlights and best bets. Find more Seasonal advice at Itinerary discoverbelleville.ca Spring 0 1 ——————— Start Off The Day — Go bird watching at The H.R. Frink Centre or Potters Creek Conservation Area. Both offer loops of hiking trails and a variety of habitats to observe birds and other wildlife. PHOTO RIGHT: H.R.Frink Centre 0 2 ——————— in-season soup and sandwich combo some of Lunch Break our go-tos are L’Auberge — de France, Gourmet Diem Take a drive to the and The 116 Bistro; all downtown for a book at providing the perfect the Belleville Public Library pairing with a good read. and a tasty bite. If you’re looking for a fresh and PHOTO LEFT: L’Auberge de France discoverbelleville.ca 8 ALWAYS IN SEASON 0 3 ——————— Cap It Off — One of our favourite things about this seasonal transition is open-toed shoes! If you happen to choose The 116 Bistro as your lunch stop you can also shop at Sole Solutions +, part of the business mix in the 116 Pinnacle building that carries a wide range of fabulous foot-friendly shoes – and quality handbags too! Summer 0 1 ——————— 0 2 ——————— perfect lunch stop after a morning of cycling. Start Off The Day Lunch Break Grab a bite to eat and — — find a shady spot under Exploring the City on two Pop-Ups on the Bay in a tree to enjoy the wheels provides an West Zwick’s Park is the summer breeze. exciting new perspective – a moment to slow down and appreciate the beauty we often miss. Tour your way through our network of urban trails and bike routes. " ...slow down & appreciate the beauty we often miss. " 9 discoverbelleville.ca ALWAYS IN SEASON 0 3 ——————— Cap It Off — Savour the warm summer evenings with a stroll through the Corby Rose Garden in Old East Hill. Donated in 1905 by the Corby family, the park features hundreds of roses and a spectacular fountain. Fall 0 1 ——————— Start Off The Day — Hit the green at one of the top golf courses in Ontario. Black Bear Ridge and Trillium Wood are both beautifully maintained and are vibrant with the fall colours. 0 2 ——————— Lunch Break — One of our favourite times to visit the Belleville Farmers Market is in the midst of the fall harvest. discoverbelleville.ca 10 ALWAYS IN SEASON Fresh produce, baked 0 3 ——————— stroll by Meyers Pier goods, hot meals and and catch the vivid more await! Open Cap It Off reds, pinks and Tuesdays, Thursdays — oranges over the and Saturdays all The skies come alive in bay bridge as the year-round from 9-5. the fall! Take a sunset sun goes down. Winter 0 1 ——————— Start Off The Day — Take in the magic of the holiday season; the Downtown District gets decorated with over 8,000 lights, giant snowflakes and other seasonal decorations. Talk about a winter wonderland! 0 2 ——————— Lunch Break — Stick around downtown and warm up with a coffee and a hot meal from Quinte Corner Cafe. 0 3 ——————— " With plenty of seating Talk about and a fireplace, its Cap It Off a winter location at the corner — wonderland! of Bridge and Front The Festival of Lights is " Streets is the perfect the biggest and spot to pause and brightest lighting display November to the New watch the world in the region.
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