Bland's list of best retirement spots
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London is the first Canadian community to be named an Age-Friendly City by the World Health Organization.
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London ranked 2nd Best place to retire in North America!
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In 1793, Lieutenant Governor John Graves Simcoe first surveyed the Forks of the Thames and proposed to build "New London" here as the capital of Upper Canada.

Although the capital was eventually built elsewhere, London has grown into the largest city in Southwestern Ontario, and one of the loveliest cities in Canada. With miles of beautiful pathways and acres of rolling parkland,

London truly is the Forest City. Low traffic, easy air access and friendly people make London a perfect place to visit.