K Town

As I walked the storied streets of Kingston, affectionately known as K-town, I felt the palpable presence of its rich history. Once the capital of Canada, this quaint Ontario community, founded by Europeans in the 17th century, still carries the legacy of its past. After the American Revolution, English Royalists sought refuge here, shaping the town’s early character. Although Kingston’s tenure as the capital lasted only three years, its historical significance endures. The city’s charm is vividly expressed through its picturesque limestone waterfront architecture, thriving universities, music scene, vast prison system, and array of diverse culinary delights.