Arriving to Niagara-on-the-Lake, the guide pointed to our right and said: "There is Fort George". Nothing else, and, when we left the bus to visit the city, I went there to have a look. I didn't get... more
Wine tasting and touring vineyards is a popular pastime in Southern Ontario. The largest viticultural area in Canada, where there is about 75% of Canada’s grape growing volume, is the Niagara... more
I am a local and spend a couple of times each year at the "Glen". Just ask how to get there. Wear your running shoes, take water. It is not an amble, but a hike. Keep your hands free of carrying... more
According to some older guides and Internet reviews, access to the Daredevil Gallery is free, but it seems that since the renovation work was done in 2009-2010, there is now an admission fee of nearly... more
Take a drive OTR. Over The River. To the States. There is shopping, but I think the best views are from the Canadian side. There is more to do there. But the views from the American side are amazing.... more
Take a walk or drive through Queen Victoria Park along Niagara River Parkway. We saw the Christmas light display here which was very kitschy but good and in the spring/summer, there are loads of... more
How amazing was this? It's a bit expensive to get in (like $10 a person) but well worth it. They usher you in to see a five minute video about butterflies and then you walk into this huge greenhouse... more
If you plan on seeing the most popular attractions in Niagara Falls over a 2-day period, the Adventure Pass -- or its off-season equivalent, the Magic Pass -- sold by the Niagara Parks Commission can... more
Drummond Hill Cemetery is a National Historic site of Canada. It was the site of the Battle of Lundy's Lane, one of the bloodiest battles of the War of 1812... more
If the terrain of the Niagara Glen Nature Reserve is too extreme for you (as was my case, with a baby stroller to push), the nature trails of the Dufferin... more
If you are going upstream of the Horseshoe Falls, you may see what looks to be a boat stuck a couple of hundred feet from the brink of the falls. Your... more
The Cham Shan Buddhist Temple stands in stark contrast to the general idea people have of Niagara Falls, which contributes to make it such an interesting sight.... more
During tourist season there are 100,000 cubic feet/second of water going over the falls. The flow is regulated by a joint board and is cut back in the evenings... more
West of Niagara Falls is the Welland Ship Canal, allowing lake and ocean freighters and pleasure craft to bypass Niagara Falls and the Niagara River in their... more
Learn record breaking facts in our Sports, Animal and Structures sections. Enjoy watching: adventures in space, the marathon toppling of dominoes, or the crazy... more
It is just a nice feeling to walk next to the rapids and have a walk way that overlooks the whirlpool. Aj and I sure loved it for a couple of hours in the... more
By leaving the well marked trails of Niagara Glen and carving our own way carefully (picture # 4), we approached the banks of Niagara River where we saw it in... more
Everybody knows that Niagara region offers tours to many wineries and vineyards. However, we would like to recommend cherry, apple, strawberry and plum picking... more
Spring season comes with crocuses and daffodils adorning the park area. 30,000 bulbs of daffodils along Niagara Parkway offer 180 degree tourism to those... more
The Old Welland Canal site has a very scenic bridge and a good view of the canal itself. There is a monument located here and some interesting information about... more
We got to this town South of Niagara Falls by accident. We were trying to get to Niagara on the Lake but we took a wrong turn. We ended up in Chippawa. Theres... more
North along the Niagara Parkway is the quiet village of Queenston. Towering over it is Queenston Heights, a historic site once the site of a battle during the... more
Dufferin Islands Nature Preserve is just 1 mile upstream of the falls. It's a peaceful place with footpaths leading from little island to island. A picnic area... more
How is it possible to lift ships up and over the cliff face of the Niagara Escarpment? Not only is this done on a routine basis, but the technology is so simple... more
For 86.00 Canadian you can take a wine tour by Niagara Airbus. The tour includes pick up and drop off at your hotel. You can select different packages. Ours... more
Niagara Falls is a set of massive waterfalls located on the Niagara River in eastern North America, on the border between the United States and Canada. Niagara Falls (French: chutes Niagara) comprises...
It's cold, freezing cold. Even on this beauitful sunny day. It's minus one and the sunshine is lighting up beautiful Niagara Falls. I couldnt resist I had to get out for a walk. The following pictures...
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One of the 7 wonders of the World
length of brink: 2600 feet
height: 167 feet
volume of water: 600,000 u.s.Gallons per seconde
The first person to go over the Falls in a barrel and survive was a 63...
I had always wanted to visit this Natural Wonder of the World. A bit over 6 hours away from where I live, it is just out of reach for us on a normal weekend but with the extra day off, Memorial Day......
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