A suburb of Toronto a the third-most populous city in the Ontario Province, Mississauga is home to one of Canada’s largest multicultural populations. This is partly due to the Toronto Pearson International Airport, the busiest in all of Canada, and because 60 of the Fortune 500 companies, as well as many other corporations—both Canadian and multinational—that are headquartered in Mississauga, giving the city a strong economy and very rich cultural scene.

If you want to take a nice, relaxing walk along the shores of Lake Ontario without going into the wilderness, Port Credit is waiting for you. This historic village is also known as the Village on the Lake, and visitors will find a lovely old town atmosphere, housing beautiful parks and marinas, but the deeper you go into town, the more you’ll find a shopping, music and culinary center. For those who want to give in to all their shopping impulses, however, Square One is where they’ll be able to do it in style. This is Ontario’s biggest and most important center for fashion, entertainment, and retail shopping, with over 330 shops such as Muji, Sephora, Club Monaco, Ferragamo, and more. You can also enjoy several restaurants and eateries in Food Central, because who doesn’t get hungry after shopping all day long? Playdium is an indoor arcade space which sits on over 12,000 square meters and houses arcade machines, simulation rides, a big laser maze, 18 holes of mini-golf, a baseball dome, and a very, very lengthy Go-Kart track. The arcade offers visitors the two-hour and four-hour unlimited experiences, which is perhaps the best option for people who are visiting with the whole family. Food options are not the most varied, but serviceable.