Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls is famous first and foremost for its spectacular natural wonder of the thunderous Horseshoe Falls, but also for its immaculate parks and recreational trails, fascinating historical and cultural points of interests, over 90 diversified restaurants, 50 international recognized wineries, 40 professional golf courses, world renowned theatre, affordable accommodations, and countless attractions. This is why Niagara attracts more visitors each year than perhaps any other tourist destination in North America.

There are several places to see the Falls up close and personal... from the Table Rock area, by taking the Journey Behind the Falls, downstream along the river through the Niagara Glen, aboard the Maid of the Mist as it takes passengers on a soaking wet ride near the base of the Falls or from high above on Niagara Helicopters or dining at the Skylon or Konica Minolta Tower.

Niagara is known around the world for its gardens and parks, which attract artists, gardeners and nature lovers. The Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens, Dufferin Islands, Oakes Garden, Queen Victoria Park, Queenston Heights Park, just to name a few provide inspiration and delight.

For bird and butterfly lovers, the Niagara Falls Aviary and Niagara Parks Butterfly Conservatory are very exciting, educational attractions for all to visit.

Niagara fascinating history and rich, cultural heritage is the foundation for many interesting discoveries. From Fort Erie through to Niagara Falls to Niagara on the Lake, you can visit the past, carefully restored and recreated a t Old Fort Erie, Willoughby Historical Museum, Lundy's Lane Historical Museum and Old Fort George.