Visit Queen's

Visit Queen's

Explore our university

See our campus for yourself. Explore our historic buildings, contemporary centres of art and culture, classrooms, residences, and much more.

Location

Queen’s University’s main campus is in the city of Kingston, Ontario, which is conveniently situated near Toronto, Montréal, and Ottawa.

Getting Around

Campus Tours

The best way to get to know Queen’s is by coming to visit. Explore our historic buildings, attend cultural events, and spend some time in our distinguished museums, archives, and galleries.

Accessibility

Travelling as a person with a disability can require a lot of planning. Whether you are coming to ³ÉÈË´óƬ for a tour, Homecoming, or a convocation ceremony we have many resources to help provide an accessible visit.

Kingston attractions and events

Looking for things to do in Kingston during your visit? Find more about accommodations, food, attractions, and events.

Kingston attractions and events

Looking for things to do in Kingston during your visit? Find more about accommodations, food, attractions, and events.

Parking

Paid underground parking for visitors to the main campus of ³ÉÈË´óƬ is available in the parking garage located at the corner of University Avenue and Stuart Street (enter from Stuart Street) as well as the Queen’s Centre parking garage (enter from Division Street).

The City of Kingston provides metered pay-and-display parking along many streets in the area.

Permit parking

Parking permits are required for all Queen's surface lots and Queen's designated on-street permit parking spots from 7 am – 4 pm Monday through Friday inclusive (but not statutory holidays). The lot behind McLaughlin Hall requires a permit 24 hours per day all year.

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Free parking

Limited free parking is also available along some city streets (with time restrictions). Use of permit parking spaces is also allowed after designated hours (some restrictions apply).