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Hotel's London, Ontario Location is near Great Attractions

Looking for London hotels near University of Western Ontario? Not only does the Radisson offer that convenience, but we're also just five minutes from Highway 401 and 10 minutes from downtown. Our hotel near many London, Ontario attractions offers access to Labatt Hometown Brewery, historical sites, a large shopping mall and a wide selection of eating establishments and movie theatres. There are many exciting attractions in the Forest City and we want to give you the freedom to see them all.
  • Banting House National Historical Site
    442 Adelaide St N
    London, ON
    Visit the house turned museum where Canadian hero Sir Frederick Grant Banting discovered insulin, which forever changed the treatment of diabetes.
    (519) 673-1752
    4.3 miles
  • East Park Golf Gardens
    1275 Hamilton Rd
    London, ON N5W 1B1
    Those who can't go without their tee time will find that East Park is a fun place for the whole family.
    6.1 miles
  • Eldon House
    481 Ridout St N
    London, ON N6A 5H4
    Take a trip back in time when you visit the oldest home in London, built in 1834. If it's a summer day, don't miss having tea in the gardens.
    (519) 661-0333
    4 miles
  • Fanshawe College
    2609 Fanshawe Park Rd E
    London, ON N5X 4A1
    Find what life was like for local pioneers and Victorian-era Londoners by discovering their culture hands-on in this quaint village near Lake Fanshawe.
    (519) 452-4430
    6.9 miles
  • Fanshawe Pioneer Village
    2609 Fanshawe Park Rd E
    London, ON N5X 4A1
    Find what life was like for local pioneers and Victorian-era Londoners by discovering their culture hands-on in this quaint village near Lake Fanshawe.
    (519) 457-1296
    11.2 miles
  • Grand Theatre
    471 Richmond St
    London, ON N6A 3E4
    See exciting productions such as The Pirates of Penzance and Dreamgirls at the Grand.
    (519) 672-8800
    3.7 miles
  • John Labatt Centre
    99 Dundas St
    London, ON N6A 6K1
    If you stay with us, there's no need to look any further for London hotels near the John Labatt Centre, which gives you access to exciting sports and the hottest acts on today's music scene.
    (1-866) 455-2849
    3.7 miles
  • Labatt Hometown Brewery
    150 Simcoe St
    London, ON N6A 4M3
    Don't visit the Forest City without stopping in to tour the popular Simcoe Street (Hometown) Brewery - just a few miles from our hotel's London, Ontario location - and taste a few samples.
    (1-800) 268-2337
    3.1 miles
  • Museum of Ontario Archaeology
    1600 Attawandaron Rd
    London, ON N6G 3M6 
    Learn about Southwestern Ontario's development from 11,000 years ago to the present at this museum.
    (519) 473-1360
    8.9 miles
  • Storybook Gardens
    1958 Storybook Ln
    London, ON N6K 4Y6 
    Children can let their imaginations run wild as they explore eight "chapters" of attractions with different themes, from the Castle to the Enchanted Forest.
    (519) 661-5770
    3.4 miles
  • University of Western Ontario
    1151 Richmond St
    London, ON N6A 3K7
    We're proud to be among the London hotels near University of Western Ontario - one of the best research universities in Canada.
    (519) 661-2111
    6.7 miles
  • Victoria Park
    Wellington Rd at Richmond
    London, ON
    When the weather is warm, this large park is a great place for a stroll and when it's cold, decorations transform it into a Winter Wonderland.
  • White Oaks Mall
    1105 Wellington Rd
    London, ON N6E 1V4
    Our hotel's London, Ontario location is less than a mile from more than 175 stores, including Wal-Mart, H & M and Aldo.
    (519) 681-0434
    0.7 miles

Nearby Services:

  • London Health Sciences Centre
    6.3 miles
  • London International Airport
    9.8 miles

About London

While the city of London, Ontario, was founded in 1826, its history actually dates back a few years earlier. Around 1793, John Graves Simcoe, Lieutenant-Governor of Upper Canada, selected a tract of land in Ontario's southwestern peninsula to serve as the young province's capital. Although York (now called Toronto) was chosen instead, the quaint hamlet on the Thames River grew to become one of Ontario's most affluent cities, a bustling metropolis of nearly 400,000 people with high-rise buildings, tree-lined streets, and tranquil green spaces. Must-see sites include Banting House, where Sir Frederick G. Banting (the doctor who discovered insulin during World War I) resided from 1920-21, and the Labatt Brewery on Simcoe Street, which has been brewing Canada's preferred quaff since the 1840s. Also noteworthy is Museum London on Ridout Street, where paintings from Paul Peel and Eva Bradshaw capture scenes from the town's earliest years, and historical exhibits include antique furniture, farm tools and the beautiful Eldon House just down the street. What's the perfect recipe for a day in London? Visit the Farmer's Market held at Covent Garden, which dates from the 1840s and is where local farmers sell everything from prime cuts of meat and fish to fresh Ontario produce. For dinner, enjoy a seafood feast at Michael's on the Thames, where tableside cooking, live singing and beautiful river views earn high marks from locals and tourists alike, or visit the elegant Chancey Smith's in Covent Garden. Afterwards, head over to the Western Fair Event Centre, where a potpourri of family fun awaits, including shows at the IMAX Theatre and harness racing. If a brush with the fine arts is desired, London's historic Grand Theatre has a reputation for putting on top-notch performances.

Did you know?

Beer lovers take note: both the Labatt and Carling family breweries were founded in London. Labatt's remains one of the country's most popular beers and many local landmarks bear the family name. Visitors can still visit the site of the first brewery for a tour and can see the oldest baseball park in the country, build by the Labatt family. The Labatt corporate office was moved to Toronto in the early 1990s, but the company's legacy remains as a vital part of London.

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