21 Fun Things To Do This Holiday Season In Hamilton

The most wonderful time of the year!

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The holiday season is finally here, which for some of us means a break from school, getting to see family, and maybe even having a bit more free time on your hands! As much as lounging around while binge-watching Netflix can be pretty appealing during the snowy months, it starts to lose its appeal after a couple of days.

If you're looking for some awesome things to do in Hamilton this holiday season, then you're in luck! We have compiled a list of 21 fun things to do in the city that are sure to keep you busy this winter.

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1. Visit the Gage park's greenhouse

2. Go ice skating at Pier 8

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3. Enjoy an amazing coffee at Finch on Locke

4. Visit a frozen waterfall at Webster falls

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5. Visit Santa's Cabin at the RBG

6. Go see the giant tree at City Hall

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7. Take a visit to the Hamilton Art Gallery

8. Indulge in tacos and tequila at one of Mezcal's Sunday Socials

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9. Go sledding at Chedoke Golf Course

10. Treat yourself to brunch st Saint James Espresso Bar

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11. Go see a live performance of Beauty and the Beast at Theater Aquarius

12. Bounce around at Flying Squirrel Trampoline Park

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13. Have a cozy night in decorating a gingerbread house

14. Cater to your sweet tooth at one of these amazing spots

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15. Get tipsy at Toast wine bar

16. Show your city pride at a Hamilton Bulldogs game

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17. Catch a sunset at Dundas Peak

18. Take yourself out on a coffee date at Dundurn Market

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19. Enjoy a festive treat at Sweet Paradise Bakery

20. Take a tour of Collective Arts Brewery

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21. Create your own terrariums a friend at i fiori

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