Blue Ghost Tunnel
Constructed in 1876 out of limestone blocks, the Great Western Railway was built in order to allow trains to travel underneath the 3rd Western Canal. This railway, located at GM Glendale- Gate 12, was active until 1915, when the tunnel was
Fallsview Waterpark
While you're in Niagara Falls look up to catch a glimpse of high-speed water-slides and the all-season, outdoor pool at one of the region's newest attraction. Niagara Falls is now home to the new Fallsview Indoor Waterpark. Towering thirteen stories above
Discovery Center
There is a lot more to discover in Niagara than the Water Falls itself. Located along Robert Moses Parkway is the Discovery Center. The Center was created to educate and divulge the history of the area all the way to the present
Shaw Theatre
The world renowned theater company, Shaw Festival has built it's reputation on committed exploration of celebrated produced works by Bernard Shaw and his contemporaries, and with the technical skill, fluency and style of it's acting ensemble and top notch
Merritt House
Located on Yates Street, the Merritt House was built in the 1820s and owned by Mr. William Hamilton Merritt, the builder of the Welland Canal. Fire destroyed the house in 1858 and the second version of the beautiful white house
St. Johns Conservation
Twelve Mile Creek is Niagara's only cold-water creek, and the 28-hectare St. Johns Conservation Area protects the headwaters of one of its tributaries. The Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority built a .75 hectare trout pond on the creek. The
Battle Ground Museum
The Battle Ground Hotel Museum is situated on the historic grounds of the War of 1812 Lundy's Lane Battlefield. The building was initially constructed as a home in the early 1800's. However, even at that time, it was noted by
Victoria Park
Niagara has many parks and one of the most well known is Queen Victoria Park. It is located in the middle of downtown Niagara very close to the Canadian side of the Horseshoe Falls. Like its Royal name, the Park
Oakes Garden
In 1932, when the Clifton hotel was destroyed by fire, the gutted site was purchased by Sir Harry Oakes. This property bought by Mr. Oakes is today located on the south side of Clifton Hill. Oakes then rebuilt the basic
Hawley House
Built as two separate buildings in 1796, the Hawley-Beckenridge House underwent massive renovations in order to merge the buildings into the beautiful house that exists today. This location on Mississauga Road played a large role in the underground railroad as
Niagara on the Lake
Niagara on the Lake is often called the loveliest town in Ontario and also an picturesque commercial centre with many shops and dining destinations among beautiful old homes lining the tree-shaded streets. Niagara on the Lake offers many attractions including
Woodend Conservation
Atop the Escarpment is Woodend Conservation Area, a 45 hectare site for hiking and cross-country skiing. The Bruce Trail and other trails traverse the property. The Silurian Trail lines the Escarpment edge, looking out over the Niagara Peninsula. Views are
Maid of the Mist
The Maid of the Mist is a historic journey on a modified Double Decker boat that takes you so close to the Falls; so close to the Falls that one can literally touch the raging waters. Even since the Falls
Cham Shan Temple
The Ten Thousand Buddha Temple of Peace is a Mahagana Buddhist temple rising seven stories towards the heavens, while sitting on 3 peaceful acres. Dedicated to the furtherance of Buddhist principles, the structure is adorned with a variety of statues
Greg Frewin Theater
One of the best shows outside Las Vegas is in Niagara Falls. The Greg Frewin theater is a fabulous magical show and a must for the entire family. The spectacular illusions, lighting and theatrical acts are second to none. The show
Keefer Mansion
The Keefer Mansion, built in 1886, was the home of the Keefer family, who were well known as brilliant engineers during the 19th century. The mansion was built on the very same property that the American's occupied with a hospital
Skylon Tower
The Skylon Tower is the tallest structure in Niagara Falls, Canada. It is also the most famous landmark in Niagara as it overlooks both the American Falls and the Horseshoe Falls. The tower is located in the heart of the
Botanical Gardens
With its collection of thousands of plant species and cultivars, numerous exhibition greenhouses, some thirty thematic gardens, and teams of horticulturists and active staff, the Botanical Gardens in Niagara have become one of the most visited attractions in Niagara. The Botanical
Marineland Niagara
Located just south of the Niagara Falls, Canada, Marineland is a unique adventurous theme park for both adults and children. In the last 2 decades, the park has grown from just a water-based theme park to one which offers numerous
Queenston Heights
Queenston Heights Park is the site of a War of 1812 battle in which Sir Isaac Brock was killed. A 50-m. (150-ft.) monument, that is perched above the Niagara Escarpment, was built in his honor. Surrounding the monument is a recreational