discover the charm of perth, ontario
WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
Perth was initially settled in 1816 as a help to former military members following the war in 1812. Stonemasons made up a considerable part of the population, a fact present in the town's many historic buildings and streets. Part of the Perth charm lies in the stone buildings and features.
You're never far from the river, which bisects the downtown area, and the town boasts multiple avenues for exploring the great outdoors. At around 6,000 people, it's quiet and quaint — perfect for a low-key getaway.
It was chosen as one of two Ontario cities for historic restoration, and that old-world charm is present everywhere you look. Explore history, the outdoors, and eat like royalty in this small town.
HISTORY & HERITAGE
FLAG GARDEN
103 GORE STREET EAST, PERTH ON
THE MAMMOTH CHEESE
28 DRUMMOND STREET EAST, PERTH ON
THE BIG RED CHAIR
BETWEEN GORE ST E AND DRUMMOND ST E
BAND SHELL
80 GORE STREET EAST, PERTH ON
DRY STONE BRIDGE
24 MILL STREET, PERTH ON
IAN MILLAR AND BIG BEN
WILSON STREET EAST, PERTH ON
FOOD, DISTILLERIES & WINERY
TRAILS & PARKS
TAY RIVER PATHWAY TRAIL
99 CHRISTIE LAKE ROAD, PERTH ON
OUTDOOR SPACE
shopping
LIVE THEATRE AND PERFORMING ARTS
FOR THE KIDS
MUSEUM
90 WILLIAM ST WEST, SMITH FALLS ON
613-283-5696 **SEASONAL OPERATION**
Nevis Estate Boutique Hotel
61 Drummond Street West
Perth, Ontario K7H 2k5
Nevis Estate
BOUTIQUE HOTEL
Nevis Estate Apartments
103 Gore Street East
Perth, Ontario K7H 1J4
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