City Of Mississauga Canada’s 6th largest city is located beside Toronto on the shores of Lake Ontario, and is home to Pearson International Airport, Toronto’s main airport. Known for its wealth of commerce and industry, it is the innate beauty of Mississauga that surprises visitors. Wide river valleys thick with trees and other ‘green belts’ dot the city, all popular with residents. Bike paths and bike lanes, numerous parks and arenas and the beautiful Waterfront Trail encourage recreation and good health. Long-time mayor, Hazel McCallion, would call it a ‘vibrant’ city. | |
Tour its renowned architecture, take in a round of golf, or relax with a treatment at one of its many spas. Explore its quaint historic villages, visit the bustling waterfront, or inspire yourself with Mississauga’s world-class art and theatre at the Living Arts Centre. Visit the Rhododendron Gardens, watch the salmon migration in the Credit River, or shop at Square One – Ontario’s largest shopping mall. From stunning architecture and museums to lakefront parks and vibrant ethnic neighbourhoods, Mississauga offers a range of experiences that keep visitors – and runners – coming back again and again. |
Make some time to visit these great spots:
- Play a round of golf at one of Mississauga’s golf courses including the historic Lakeview Golf Course or BraeBen Golf Course
- Take a gallery tour at the Art Gallery of Mississauga or the Living Arts Centre located in close proximity to the Mississauga Marathon start line
- Great shopping can be found in the city centre at Square One shopping Centre and in the village on the lake; Mississauga’s scenic Port Credit
TORONTO & REGION ATTRACTIONS
City of Mississauga
There’s so much to see and do when you visit Mississauga, the bottom line is, when you come to run the Mississauga Marathon, give yourself a couple of extra days to visit the city’s attractions and others close by.
Toronto
Toronto, population 2.6 million, sits immediately adjacent to and east of Mississauga, also on the shore of Lake Ontario. Downtown Toronto is 15 km (9 miles) from central Mississauga. It is considered a cosmopolitan city with a wealth of ethnic backgrounds and cultural centers. Other features:
- Home of the Toronto Blue Jays and Toronto Argonauts (at Rogers Centre), Toronto Maple Leafsand Toronto Raptors (both at the Air Canada Centre)…
- Sites to visit: CN Tower, Casa Loma (castle), Toronto Islands, Queen’s Quay waterfront, the Beaches
- Arts & Science: Ontario Science Centre, Royal Ontario Museum, numerous live theatres and the latest technology at movie theatres
- Entertainment: Ontario Place, Hockey Hall of Fame, Toronto Zoo, Bata Shoe Museum
- Shopping: huge malls in the Eaton Centre, Yorkdale and Sherway Gardens; unique shopping districts at Yorkville, Queen St. West, the Beaches, the Danforth, Yonge & Eglinton, Bloor West Village
- Nature: High Park, Sunnybrook Park & Edwards Gardens
Regional Attractions
- Niagara Falls (1 hour drive from Mississauga)
- Niagara-on-the-Lake (1 hour drive from Mississauga)
- Just north of Toronto, Canada’s Wonderland, Vaughn Mills Outlet Mall
- Algonquin Provincial Park (3 hour drive from Mississauga)
HOTEL INFORMATION
Novotel Toronto Mississauga is the host hotel of the Mississauga Marathon and is conveniently located less than 500 meters from the start area of the Marathon, Petrillo Law Relay Challenge and Recharge with Milk Half-Marathon as well as Square One Mall, Mississauga City Hall, The Living Arts Centre, and other Mississauga attractions.RESERVE YOUR ROOM TODAY! Please call 905-896-1000 or e-mail mississauga-res@accor.com.
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Call 1-800-422-8238 and ask for the Mississauga Marathon special room block or
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To make reservations please call 905-891-7770 or North American Toll Free – 1-877-264-7770 | |
Toronto Airport West
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To book your room today, please call 1-800-737-3211 extension 6520 and ask for the Mississauga Marathon special room block or email the hotel at: reservations@tawhotel.com. |