Sudbury

　　Sudbury is a city in Ontario, Canada. It is the largest city in Ontario by area and the seventh-largest city in Canada by area. It is an important mining city, renowned as the "Nickel Capital of the World," and is home to the world's largest nickel-producing region and Canada's largest copper-producing region.

　　Sudbury has numerous lakes, with about 330 lakes covering approximately 10 hectares in area. The most well-known is Lake Wanapitei. Additionally, Ramsey Lake is also a great spot for recreation. The Northern Ontario Science Centre is the most famous destination in Northern Ontario, featuring four floors that blend entertainment, nature, and science. It is suitable not only for children but also for adults and kids to learn together. The Art Gallery of Sudbury, established in 1967, primarily showcases local historical artifacts and contemporary artworks. In addition, activities such as boating, swimming, hiking, fishing, skiing, and camping have become popular recreational pursuits in Sudbury.

　　Sudbury Reason to visit: A city of breathtaking scenery in Ontario Continent: North America Country/Region: Canada Province/State: Ontario City: Sudbury