Whether you want cultural experiences, outdoor adventure, fantastic family fun, sporting events, or culinary delights, Brantford has tons of tourist attractions that provide fun and memorable photo opportunities. We're highlighting 10 of our top picks for pics.

Since it’s inception in 1991, the goal of the Brantford Twin Valley Zoo has been to provide a place for families to enjoy the outdoors in a quiet and clean environment.

The local movement, Jane’s Walk Brant County, is led by Community Living Brant. Earlier this year, Community Living Brant put out a call for members of the community to host a Jane’s Walk for this year’s festival (May 3-5, 2019). The community response has been excellent, with walks ranging from learning about accessibility, to queer history in Brantford, to local ice cream offerings!

The owner and operator of Grand Experiences is Jamie Kent. Jamie is an expert on the area's history, flora and fauna. In 2018, Jamie released 'Paddling the Grand River Sixth Edition,' the essential guide for canoeing and kayaking trips along South Western Ontario's historic Grand River.The book highlights ten great paddling routes, including paths through Brantford, Paris, Cambridge and Caledonia.

Photo: Rotary Bike Park, Mark Burnham

Are you starting to dread that March break madness? Have no fear! Tourism Brantford has some great ideas to fill every single day of the break. Avoid cabin fever this year and discover all that Brantford has to offer!

Flagged as one of Ontario's largest winter carnivals, Frosty Fest takes place in the heart of downtown Brantford at Harmony Square.