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9 Instagram spots around London (Ontario)
London’s Thames River, historic buildings and protected wetlands provide varied subjects for a photo walk. Stick to designated paths in sensitive areas and check current trail notices.
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Victoria Park
In downtown London, use a park path to photograph the band shell with its surrounding trees. Allow room for people using the square, especially during events.
Search Google MapsBlackfriars Bridge
From the riverside path at Harris Park, frame the historic iron bridge over the Thames River. Keep to open paths and leave room for other visitors.
Search Google MapsSifton Bog
Follow the boardwalk to the designated viewing platform at Redmond’s Pond. Frame the water through the bog vegetation and remain on the boardwalk to protect the habitat.
Search Google MapsEldon House
From the public path in Harris Park, look toward the historic house and its garden setting. An offset angle can include the trees around the building.
Search Google MapsCovent Garden Market
At Rotary Square beside the market, include the building and the outdoor square in one frame. Market days and events change the scene, so check the operator’s schedule.
Search Google MapsWestern University
On the campus walk, frame University College and its tower from an open path near Beryl Ivey Garden. Look for a clear view between the trees.
Search Google MapsWestminster Ponds
In the conservation area, use a managed boardwalk or viewing point to frame a pond and the surrounding trees. Stay on the marked trails and give wildlife room.
Search Google MapsSpringbank Park
Choose an open section of the Thames Valley Parkway through Springbank Park to photograph the riverside trees. Some sections can close for construction, so follow posted detours.
Search Google MapsFanshawe Conservation Area
On an open section of the lake trail, frame the water through the woodland. Day-use fees and seasonal access rules apply, so check the conservation authority before visiting.
Search Google MapsSources for these photo spots
- City of London: Victoria Park and band shell
- Tourism London: Blackfriars neighbourhood
- City of London: Harris Park riverfront
- Upper Thames River Conservation Authority: Sifton Bog brochure
- Tourism London: Sifton Bog boardwalk
- City of London: Eldon House and Harris Park
- Eldon House: Tour information and photography
- Tourism London: Covent Garden Market
- Covent Garden Market: Hours and location
- Western University: Campus sights
- Upper Thames River Conservation Authority: Westminster Ponds brochure
- Upper Thames River Conservation Authority: Westminster Ponds
- City of London: Thames Valley Parkway
- Upper Thames River Conservation Authority: Fanshawe trails
- Upper Thames River Conservation Authority: Non-camping season