Discover Brockville through the story that shaped it: its rise as Ontario’s first incorporated town and an influential centre of law, commerce and civic ambition. This private experience combines specialist interpretation from the Brockville Museum with a walk through Canada’s first railway tunnel, Courthouse Avenue, a heritage café visit and a locally prepared waterfront picnic.

With private transportation and a maximum of six guests, the day feels personal, unhurried and deeply connected to place. Because this is a private experience, the pace and emphasis can be tailored to your group, whether your interests lean toward architecture, civic history, railway heritage or Brockville’s relationship with the St. Lawrence River. Dietary requirements can also be accommodated with advance notice.

Meeting point

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From King Street, turn south onto Market Street East toward the waterfront. The Visitor Information Centre is located at 16 Market Street East. Your guide will meet you outside the Visitor Centre and will greet you by name.

End point

This activity ends back at the meeting point.