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Radisson Hotel Kitchener Waterloo

2960 King Street East, Kitchener, Ontario N2A 1A9, Canada

Reservations: +1 (800) 967-9033 US/Canada Toll-free
+1 (800) 333-3333

Telephone: +1 (519) 894-9500 Fax: +1 (519) 894-9144

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African Lion Safari

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Discover Local Area Attractions near the Radisson Kitchener Waterloo

The Radisson Hotel Kitchener Waterloo is conveniently located near Highway 401 and Highway 8 and is only minutes from excellent restaurants, fast food outlets, shops, entertainment options and local attractions in the area. There is fun to be had both indoors and out at nearby local area attractions, from shopping at Fairview Park Shopping Mall and St. Jacobs Outlet Mall to the exhilarating African Lion Safari. Only twenty minutes from the Region of Waterloo International Airport and one hour from Toronto Pearson International Airport, the Radisson Hotel Kitchener Waterloo is the place to stay and enjoy all that Kitchener Waterloo, St. Jacobs and Cambridge have to offer.

Nearby local area attractions include:

African Lion Safari (18 mi)
Cruise through this wildlife park and observe more than 1,000 mammal and bird species roaming freely. Go in your own car, or hitch a ride on the tour bus with a guide.
Phone: (519) 623-2620
Bingemans Big Splash (4.7 mi)
There is something for every member of the family at Bingemans. Experience the area's largest water park, a huge indoor playground with glow-in-the-dark mini golf and a golf course.
Phone: (519) 744-1555
Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory (14 mi)
Walk amongst butterflies in a tropical paradise! Enter a lush tropical garden and discover thousands of live flying butterflies from Costa Rica and the Philippines.
Phone: (519) 653-1234
Canoeing the Grand (1.4 mi)
Survey the river from a canoe or kayak. Trips range from 2-3 hours to 8-10 hours.
Phone: (519) 896-0290
Chicopee Ski Club (1.1 mi.)
This club offers skiing and snowboarding in the winter months, as well as beach volleyball, disc golf and tennis in the warmer weather.
Phone: (519) 894-5610
Chicopee Tube Park (0.9 mi.)
Take the family to enjoy a fun day of tubing at this local park near our Kitchener, Ontario hotel.
Phone: (519) 895-2322
The Children's Museum (3.2 mi)
This museum complements Canada's new school curriculum with fun and interactive combinations of art and technology.
Phone: (519) 749-9387
Fairview Park Mall (0.5 mi.)
This popular mall is home to a number of popular stores, including Coach, Roots, and Gap.
Phone: (519) 894-2450
Southworks Outlet Mall (10.5 mi)
Get all your shopping done at Southworks Outlet Mall. With more than 28 outlet stores and an expansive antiques mall, you're sure to find what you need.
Phone: (519) 740-0380
Village of St. Jacobs
Explore a variety of fascinating exhibits, including the story of the Old Order Mennonites. Sample some locally produced maple syrup, relax at one of several fine restaurants, or meander a quiet river trail. Nearby in the Market District, explore one of Canada's largest year-round farmers' markets for an outstanding offering of locally grown produce, foods and crafts.
Phone: 1-800-265-3353
Your Kitchener Market (2.9 mi)
A Saturday staple in Kitchener for over a century, Your Kitchener Market is an eclectic and exciting experience. Meet the locals and sample fresh food and produce.
Phone: (519) 741-2287

Local Nearby Services:

Region of Waterloo International Airport (YKF) (4.8 mi)
This small airport offers non-stop flights to Ottawa, Detroit and Calgary every day.
Phone: (519) 648-2256

About Kitchener

Formerly named Berlin, Kitchener is located in southwestern Ontario. The city has a unique heritage of both German and Mennonite origins, and the area still has a large Mennonite community. Guests can tour Mennonite farms by trolley or horse and buggy to find out more about this interesting way of life. The climate in Kitchener is pleasant and includes four distinct seasons. Guests can enjoy a variety of activities throughout the year, from hiking on the Walter Bean Grand River Trail to downhill skiing at the Chicopee Ski Club. The Grand River is known throughout Canada as a premier fishing spot, and lovely parks are sprinkled throughout the city, including Victoria Park, which boasts beautiful rose gardens and a historic Clock Tower. Art enthusiasts should make a point to visit the Homer Watson House and Gallery, Watson's home place-turned-museum and gallery that features the work of Canada's first famous landscape artist. Shoppers will be immediately drawn to the Christkindl Market at City Hall where they can select specialty gift items and munch on authentic German goodies. The Farmers Market has also been a Kitchener tradition for over 130 years. Each Saturday, area farmers bring their fresh produce, meat and home-baked goodies to the downtown area along Frederick and Duke Streets. A charming and community oriented place, Kitchener offers guests picturesque landscapes and a refreshing change of pace.

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