South Burlington, made personal.

A casual-elegant steakhouse on Discovery Landing, right on Spencer Smith Park — steak, seafood and one of the best lake views in the city.

A chic social bar and kitchen at the Waterfront Hotel, with shareable plates, cocktails and views of the lake.

A lively Greek taverna on Brant Street — grilled seafood, mezze and a buzzy patio.

A downtown steakhouse and raw bar for dry-aged cuts, oysters and a serious cocktail list.

A modern downtown restaurant and bar — brunch, dinner and cocktails just off the waterfront.

A neighbourhood Italian trattoria for classic pastas and a glass of red, just off Lakeshore.

A long-running Aldershot steakhouse for classic cuts and a proper steak-night atmosphere.

A beloved Aldershot bakery and café for fresh loaves, pastries and a morning coffee.

A charming heritage courtyard of independent shops, salons and cafés tucked off Brant Street.

The downtown Business Improvement Area — shops, restaurants and year-round events from Sound of Music to the holiday market.

Burlington's main enclosed shopping centre — department stores, fashion, dining and 130+ shops.

The Aldershot Village BIA along Plains Road — boutiques, bistros, bakeries and gourmet grocers, all minutes from the gardens.

A historic Halton DSB public high school in the heart of downtown, known for its music program.

A top-ranked Halton DSB public high school serving Roseland, Shoreacres and Longmoor — strong academics and athletics.

A unique Halton DSB grades 7–12 school with a tight-knit community and the board's first I-STEM (Innovation, Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) program.

Burlington's signature waterfront park — the Brant Street Pier reaching 137 m over the lake, festival lawns, and the Waterfront Trail.

The landmark pier extending over Lake Ontario, with a spiral lookout and sweeping views back to the skyline.

A lakefront estate park with the heritage Paletta Mansion, manicured grounds, woodland trails and the mouth of Shoreacres Creek.

A peaceful lakefront park on the Oakville–Burlington border with a pebble beach, pier and a link to the Waterfront Trail.

Canada's largest botanical garden — cultivated gardens, a vast nature sanctuary, trails and year-round events spanning Burlington and Hamilton.

A waterfront park and marina on Burlington Bay — a swan-watching shoreline, splash pad, big playground and forest trails.