Welcome to the ‘Sun Parlour of Canada’! Along with Kingsville, Leamington is one of the southernmost towns in Ontario. Located along the 42nd parallel, it shares the same latitude as northern California, Barcelona and Rome. 

Tomatoes are at the heart of this town’s history. Leamington was home to the Heinz Ketchup production plant for over a century, and although the facility is no longer operational, the town is still known as the ‘Tomato Capital of Canada’. In the centre of town is a giant tomato landmark built in 1961 that serves as the local tourism information booth.  

Leamington is also the gateway community to Point Pelee National Park, a birding hotspot and wildlife sanctuary. Migrating birds, butterflies, island views and local arts are some of the highlights in and around Leamington.

To learn more about all there is to see and do in Leamington, scroll down or visit the city's tourism website.