4K Driving Tour - Midland, Ontario and Martyr's Shrine

This video takes us on a Driving tour of the Town of Midland, Ontario. We drive around the town's waterfront and through its charming, historic downtown area before heading out of town to check out the area's most famous landmark, the Martyr's Shrine Roman Catholic Church
Midland, Ontario is a picturesque town located in Simcoe County, amidst the beautiful backdrop of Georgian Bay. Known for its abundant natural beauty, Midland is a vibrant community that offers a balanced mix of modern amenities and historic charm.
One of the most notable features of Midland is its rich history. Originally founded by the French in the mid-17th century, the town has since preserved many of the historic buildings and landmarks that date back to its earliest days. This includes the Midland Cultural Centre, the Martyrs’ Shrine, and Sainte-Marie among the Hurons - all of which are popular attractions for locals and tourists alike.
In addition to its historical significance, Midland is also a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Nestled in the heart of the Great Lakes region, the town offers ample opportunities for boating, fishing, hiking, and exploring the beautiful natural landscapes that surround it. With access to such renowned parks as Awenda Provincial Park and the Tiny Marsh Wildlife Area, there's no shortage of recreational activities to enjoy.
00:00 Intro
00:25 Midland Waterfront and Downtown
12:14 Martyr's Shrine

[@jackiecanuck]

Thaks for taking the time to post this. I grew up in the area and it was nice to see this.

[@sycpup]

The grain silos on the waterfront, are NOT abandoned. It is a functioning flour mill. Ships come in all the time to drop off grain, and have been for decades.

[@CanaRoads]

Thanks for letting me know! I was under the impression the silos were no longer in use

[@joanneure796]

Typical city. Not really interesting enough for me to drive there 9:58