Things to do in Niagara Falls

Glen

From Glen's guidebook

This attraction allows you to descend 150 feet through bedrock tunnels to observation decks located behind the falls. You'll get a close-up view of the water crashing down from behind the curtain of Horseshoe Falls.

Sofia

From Sofia's guidebook

Walk through tunnels behind the cascading water — the sound and mist are unforgettable. Located at the Table Rock Centre.

Sylvia

From Sylvia's guidebook

To stand at the heart of Niagara, you’ll first need to descend 125 feet and explore 130-year-old tunnels through the bedrock, but you’ll feel the thunderous vibration of the Horseshoe Falls long before you see them. The observation deck at the foot of this 13-storey-tall wonder will leave you breathless (and maybe a little bit wet), but don’t forget the viewing portals cut straight through the rock, offering a once-in-a-lifetime view of one-fifth of the world’s fresh water crashing down in front of you.

Ranjit

From Ranjit's guidebook

Fallsview Casino Resort – A popular nearby destination for dining, entertainment, and nightlife with beautiful views of Niagara Falls.

Jessica

From Jessica's guidebook

For those of age interested in hitting the slots and trying their luck at winning. Check out Casino Niagara.

Waleed

From Waleed's guidebook

If you're feeling lucky, head to this world-class casino for a night of entertainment. Try your luck at the gaming tables or slot machines, catch a live performance, or dine at one of the many restaurants overlooking the falls.

Far

From Far's guidebook

Located on the grounds of the Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens, visitors to the Butterfly Conservatory are transported to a tropical paradise full of lush vegetation, trickling waterfalls, and thousands of vibrantly coloured butterflies.

Loretta

From Loretta's guidebook

tep inside one of the largest glass-enclosed butterfly conservatories in North America, and explore a tropical garden oasis at the Niagara Parks Butterfly Conservatory. Admire the beauty of over 2,000 vibrantly coloured butterflies fluttering freely around you as you explore 180 metres of winding pathways adorned with lush vegetation and trickling waterfalls. Your self-guided walking tour begins with a short, informative video presentation. TIP: Wear some perfume and the butterflies will be attracted to land on you! Be very still! Address: Address: 2565 Niagara Pkwy, Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON L0S 1J0

Heleen And Soran

From Heleen And Soran's guidebook

This magical attraction features over 2,000 colourful tropical butterflies floating freely among lush, exotic blossoms and greenery. Paths wind through the rainforest setting, past a pond and waterfall and the Emergence window, where butterflies leave their pupae and prepare to take their first flight! The self-guided walking tour of the Butterfly Conservatory begins with a short, informative video presentation that is close captioned for the hearing impaired. Winner of the 2007 & 2008 AccessibleNiagara.com "Breaking the Barrier" Award, the Conservatory is fully accessible. Parking for the Butterfly Conservatory is metered.

Julia

From Julia's guidebook

The Vibe: Modern, upscale, and dramatic, especially at night when the Falls are illuminated. What It's Known For: Towering hotels offering spectacular views, the Fallsview Casino Resort, fine-dining restaurants with panoramic vistas, and headline concerts and events. Perfect For: A glamorous night out, trying your luck at the casino, or enjoying a meal with an unbeatable view of the Falls.

Ldb

From Ldb's guidebook

Go to the 365 Club at the Fallsview Casino. They always have live music and is very lively on the weekend.

Kim

From Kim's guidebook

We are about a 10 min drive/Uber to the the Fallsview Casino Resort, which has amazing culinary options as well as some great cocktail bars. We are also only 10 minutes to the majestic Niagara Falls.

Heleen And Soran

From Heleen And Soran's guidebook

Are you ready for a unique sightseeing opportunity with breathtaking views of the Falls and beyond? Then head on down to Clifton Hill and take a ride on Canada's largest observation wheel, the Clifton Hill SkyWheel. Towering 175 feet (53 metres) over the Niagara Falls horizon, the Clifton Hill SkyWheel is the most exciting way to see Niagara Falls. From this vantage point you will be treated to memorable views of the Horseshoe and American Falls, the Niagara River and other landmarks. The ride duration varies from 8 to 12 minutes with spectacular aerial views for miles in every direction. Evening rides offer dazzling views of the glittering lights of Clifton Hill and the surrounding Niagara skyline, there's no better way to snap incredible photos and quickly get the lay of the land.

Julia

From Julia's guidebook

The Vibe: Energetic, vibrant, and buzzing with excitement. This is the colourful, loud, and fun centre of tourism at the Falls. What It's Known For: The Niagara SkyWheel, wax museums, haunted houses, mini-golf, arcades, and dozens of other family-focused attractions all packed into one bustling street. Perfect For: A day of pure family fun and entertainment.

Sofia

From Sofia's guidebook

A 175-foot Ferris wheel offering spectacular aerial views of the Falls, especially magical at night when the Falls are illuminated.

Linda

From Linda's guidebook

Bird Kingdom is the World’s Largest Free-Flying Indoor Aviary. This world class attraction is located a 5 minute walk from Niagara Falls. (Open all year) Encounter exotic birds, animals and reptiles as you search for the legendary Lost Kingdom.

Waleed

From Waleed's guidebook

Perfect for animal lovers, Bird Kingdom is the world's largest free-flying indoor aviary, featuring exotic birds, reptiles, and insects. Walk through tropical rainforest settings and interact with the colorful feathered residents.

Kenny

From Kenny's guidebook

World-class indoor aviary that provides an immersive and educational experience for visitors of all ages to discover a diverse array of bird and animal species in a lush, tropical setting

Zee

From Zee's guidebook

40 hectares of formal gardens kept by the students of the Niagara Parks School of Horticulture — the only one of its kind in North America. The adjoining glasshouse Butterfly Conservatory holds 45 species of butterflies in free flight; it stays warm and tropical even in February.

Lori & Darren

From Lori & Darren's guidebook

Established in 1936, the Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens presents visitors with 99 acres (40 hectares) of beautifully maintained gardens that include perennials, rhododendrons, azaleas, a formal parterre garden, herb and vegetable plantings, and our world-famous rose garden featuring over 2,400 roses. This section of the parkland is also the home to the Niagara Parks School of Horticulture, an institution that provides unique practical training to horticulture students on the grounds of the Botanical Gardens.

Waleed

From Waleed's guidebook

Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens - Take a leisurely stroll through 99 acres of meticulously maintained gardens, including a rose garden, rock garden, and butterfly conservatory. Perfect for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts.

Wendy

From Wendy's guidebook

The Fallsview Indoor Waterpark is located on the 20 acre Falls Avenue Resort directly across from Niagara Falls and is the ideal family vacation destination. Standing eight stories high & 3 acres in size, the park is hours of water fun for all ages. This Niagara Falls water park offers 16 thrilling slides up to six stories high, a giant wave pool, outdoor pool/sundeck, Private Cabana rentals, and the Beach House Rain Fortress with 1000 Gallon Tipping Bucket.

Hong

From Hong's guidebook

Fun for a whole family rain or shine! Giant wavepool, 16 waterslides, hot tubs, playground, and food/drink areas. There's an outdoor pool and sundeck as well.

Abi

From Abi's guidebook

Fallsview Waterpark is a place I like taking my family and everyone, no matter the age, can have hours of fun. This Waterpark holds 3 acres of action-packed water fun and has 16 of the fastest waterslides in the area! Other features this waterpark offers are a massive Beach House Rain Fortress with a 1,000 gallon tipping bucket, a sizable wave pool, private Cabana rentals, a plunge bowl, two adult-only Jacuzzis, a Tiny Tot play area, and a Beach Club serving light snacks.

Ava

From Ava's guidebook

The Whirlpool Aero Car or Spanish Aero Car is a cable car located in Niagara Falls, Ontario that transports passengers over a section of the Niagara River referred to as the Niagara Whirlpool. The Whirlpool Aero Car is suspended 200 ft above the water and offers views of the swirling whirlpool and the Class 6 whitewater rapids.

Joshua

From Joshua's guidebook

The Whirlpool Aero car was designed by a Spanish engineer, Leonardo Torres Quevedo and has been in operation since 1916. The cable car is suspended from six sturdy cables and offers a wonderful view of the Niagara Whirlpool which is formed at the end of the rapids where the gorge turns abruptly counterclockwise and the river escapes through the narrowest channel in the gorge. High above the racing Niagara River, you'll be transported through the air in an antique cable car. Far below, the torrent of water abruptly changes direction and creates one of the world's most mesmerizing natural phenomenon - the Niagara Whirlpool. Sometimes frightening and always unforgettable! The aerial cable car travels safely between two different points of the Canadian shore of the Niagara River over the spectacular Whirlpool. A round trip is about one kilometer (3,600 feet) and takes about 10 minutes to navigate. The capacity of the car is 35 standing passengers. Upgrades in design and function occurred in 1961, 1967 and 1984. Please note that this attraction is NOT wheelchair accessible. Open Seasonally April to November

Anderson

From Anderson's guidebook

Not for those that fear heights, this attraction will give you a breathtaking birds eye view of the Niagara river. You'll get to see the White Water Rapids while traveling high in the sky in an antique cable car.

Ava

From Ava's guidebook

Is a zoo and wildlife park where you can see over 1000 animals from around the world, bird and reptile species, located only 10 minutes from Niagara Falls. The park is completely interactive with educational shows and tours*, animal feedings and a petting farm. *Open from May 10 - Oct 12

Edward

From Edward's guidebook

Part zoo, part playground, part sculpture garden- safari niagara is a family friendly day trip that offers great value and even more fun for children of all ages. All inclusive pricing gets you access to all the animal exhibits plus all the playgrounds , bouncy pillows and rope course. (There’s even a small rope course for toddlers to join in the fun!)

Jen

From Jen's guidebook

Good for families with young kids. There is a free shuttle train which takes you from one area to another if you choose to use it, and there are some interactive activities for young kids including the opportunity to feed giraffes, catch and release fishing, large bouncing pillows, high ropes, paddle boats, walk-through budgie exhibit, pedal bike go-karts, a splash pad, and a children's play area.

Zee

From Zee's guidebook

The only restaurant on the brink of the Horseshoe Falls. Feast On certified - meaning a meaningful portion of every dish is sourced from Ontario producers. The room is wall-to-wall window onto the falls themselves; the food, surprisingly, lives up to it. Try the Canadian Prime Rib burger or the Ontario burrata.

Bain

From Bain's guidebook

They offer a pre paid menu of 5 course which could be 3 meals 2 drinks or any combination . Just 5min from the house

Loretta

From Loretta's guidebook

5633 Victoria Ave, Niagara Falls Fine dining with amazing set courses. This is a great place for a celebrating or romantic dinner. Reservation is strongly advised however you can walk in as well.

Wendy

From Wendy's guidebook

Welcome to Skylon Tower—home to two restaurants with stunning views of Niagara Falls. Dine 775 feet above the Falls in our world-famous Revolving Dining Room or our casual Summit Suite Buffet. After your meal, enjoy complimentary access to the indoor and outdoor observation decks for panoramic views of Niagara Falls and the surrounding region. Whether you’re here for a romantic meal, a family day out, or unforgettable views of the Falls, Skylon Tower offers legendary dining and scenic experiences all in one place. It’s more than just a restaurant — it’s a signature landmark attraction that combines great food with unbeatable views.

Zee

From Zee's guidebook

775 feet up, the outdoor observation deck offers the most complete view of both the American and Canadian falls in a single frame. A revolving dining room sits one level down - fine for a special drink, less essential for dinner.

Myles

From Myles's guidebook

Skylon Tower located in Niagara Falls Ontario is the tallest total entertainment complex. The Skylon Tower includes indoor/outdoor observation of the Falls from 236 meters (775 feet), Two great dining rooms both overlooking the Falls The Skylon Tower Summit Suite Buffet Dining Room and the Skylon Tower Revolving Dining Room. At the base, Niagara’s largest indoor amusement area, Skylon Fun Centre, complete with a food court and 4D Theatre - niagara falls tourism

Elisabeth

From Elisabeth's guidebook

Their food and atmosphere is casual. There is usually live entertainment on the weekends and they have a dance floor. It's best to check out their FB page for updates. 3878 Erie Rd, Crystal Beach, a sort walk of about 9 minutes or 3 min car or bike ride. There is parking but it gets busy when there is entertainment.

Swey

From Swey's guidebook

Close walk. Amazing menu that is constantly changing. Live music!

Lorrey And Manny

From Lorrey And Manny's guidebook

New Orleans inspired decor, diverse menu and live jazz and blues on weekends.

Pam

From Pam's guidebook

Located just minutes from Niagara Falls, Tide and Vine is the place to go for all things seafood. Serving up decadent lobster rolls, a daily selection of fresh oysters from across Canada, and the best lobster mac and cheese in the region - trust us, this is a stop you won’t want to miss. Not a seafood lover? Not to worry - T&V has you covered with plenty of fish-free options including burgers, mac and cheese, and short ribs.

Erica

From Erica's guidebook

Worth the 15 minute drive and en route to Niagara Falls, stop by our favourite Oyster House, where they also offer plenty for non-seafood lovers. Excellent food, cool staff and an all around wicked dining experience. One of our go to favourites!

Andrea

From Andrea's guidebook

Niagara Falls North End ( not in tourist area )If you are a Seafood lover note that people come all over for the decadence of Tide and Vine. Reservations for evenings and weekends a must.

Lorrey And Manny

From Lorrey And Manny's guidebook

A super welcoming and friendly bar and grill located at the end of our Street (Derby Road). They offer many options and the pub styled food is tasty. They are very accomodating with allergies and substitutions and the servers and bar staff are super friendly! Take a short 600 meter walk from the Beach House for breakfast, lunch or dinner. You can often add a bottle of wine to your order, if you choose to take out.

Bonnie

From Bonnie's guidebook

Steak, seafood, pasta & pizza, plus pub grub, in a convivial bar-&-grill atmosphere.

Elisabeth

From Elisabeth's guidebook

Good food. Live entertainment on weekends. Events are listed on their website. Sunday – Thursday 11:30am – 11pm Friday & Saturday 11:30am – Midnight It is located at 423 Derby Rd and is a 10 minute walk from the cottage or a 3 min bike ride. There is parking in the area but walking or biking is probably best on weekends and holidays.

Maitland

From Maitland's guidebook

This is a great local craft brewery with all the wins: quality beer, tasting flights, sweet location in an old church, attached music venue, really nicely finished modern space, good music playing, and a great menu.

Bonnie

From Bonnie's guidebook

We are local brewers crafting traditional style ales and lagers using all natural ingredients. We stand committed to locally produce unique and drinkable, fresh craft beer of the highest quality. Making beer in small batches has given us creative license to experiment and brew a variety of beer styles. The brewery is located in a re-imagined 20th century church called The Sanctuary Centre for the Arts.

Lorrey And Manny

From Lorrey And Manny's guidebook

The brewery is just down the street from 335 On The Ridge in Ridgway. They offer many delicious beers and snacks and small plates in a converted church. Check out their selection of hot sauces to go.

Lori & Darren

From Lori & Darren's guidebook

Canada's famous coffee shop you must try their famous Iced cap and a maple glazed donut!

Tony And Liza

From Tony And Liza's guidebook

Coffee, donuts, breakfast and lunch fast food menu items. Based in Canada, WNY seems to love this place. There are two locations near us; one on Lakeshore Road across from Hoaks and another on Erie Road in Derby across from Tops.

Richard

From Richard's guidebook

We have K-cups and a Keurig, but the local favorite for coffee is Timmy Ho's if you want to treat yourself.

Tony & Susan

From Tony & Susan's guidebook

One of the best places for Japanese & Thai cuisine in Niagara Falls! It's an all you can eat style restaurant that offers Dim Sum at the Niagara location!

Hong

From Hong's guidebook

Great variety of all you can eat sushi + more. You order on a tablet and the service is super quick! There is also a takeout menu online if you would rather eat at home.

Xoi Chovan

From Xoi Chovan's guidebook

AYCE sushi and Thai! Great fresh selections and nice service. Make reservations and be on time otherwise your reservation gets knocked off quickly. Very busy joint.

Zee

From Zee's guidebook

A revolving dining room that completes a full rotation roughly once an hour - meaning every table sees every angle. The food is solid rather than spectacular, but the experience is unique and the ticket price for the observation deck is included with dinner. Worth doing once.

Maria

From Maria's guidebook

The famous Skylon tower. Enjoy spectacular view of the city and famous Niagara Falls

Far

From Far's guidebook

Dine over 775 feet above the falls for an unforgettable dining experience with a spectacular view

Penny & Bob

From Penny & Bob's guidebook

Dufferin Islands Park is a great place to take kids for a nice easy walk ( no big hills to climb ) and there are ducks to feed and wildlife to observe. This park is behind the Horseshoe Falls and you can get some great views from behind the Falls for a different perspective. Free parking.

Wendy

From Wendy's guidebook

Dufferin Islands is part of Niagara Falls, there is a walking trail throughout the park and it has an amazing light display in the winter season. You can drive or walk all along the Niagara Parkway and see many different attractions, including beautiful gardens, butterfly conservatory and beautiful views of the mighty Niagara Falls.

Loretta

From Loretta's guidebook

Niagara Falls Explore 10 acres of paradise, where wooden footbridges connect small, secluded islands. You may be surprised at the wildlife you find in this popular escape, Niagara’s hidden secret. In the winter this is the main event for the Festival of Lights. Tip: Bring some bread and feed the ducks and geese! Have a picnic or bring a small portable bbq.

Wendy

From Wendy's guidebook

Take a short walk south from Table Rock Centre to discover ten acres of secluded, pristine greenspace at Dufferin Islands. Winding paths and wooden footbridges connect small islands and offer a tranquil escape in the heart of Niagara Falls. You may be surprised by the wildlife you’ll find in this popular escape, one of Niagara’s hidden gems! From November through January, explore nature-themed light displays inspired by this natural paradise as part of the annual Winter Festival of Lights.

Zee

From Zee's guidebook

A hand-built network of small islands connected by rustic footbridges, just upstream from the Horseshoe Falls. There's a nature trail, picnic tables, and - crucially - almost no one there. In autumn the canopy turns gold and red. In winter, it's the centre of the city's free Festival of Lights.

Jay

From Jay's guidebook

Dufferin Islands Park is a serene escape just minutes from the bustling Falls, offering 10 acres of tranquil, tree-lined islands connected by footbridges. Perfect for picnics, leisurely strolls, or birdwatching, this hidden gem provides a peaceful retreat from the crowds. Its natural beauty and quiet atmosphere make it an ideal spot to unwind and enjoy the outdoors.

Sofia

From Sofia's guidebook

The star of the show — one of the most powerful waterfalls in the world. View it from multiple angles: the Table Rock Welcome Centre, Queen Victoria Park, or Journey Behind the Falls for an up-close experience.

Joie

From Joie's guidebook

About a 15-minute drive from the house, come and immerse yourself in the mist of Horseshoe Falls! Standing at approximately 57 meters (188 feet) high and 790 meters (2,590 feet) wide, Horseshoe Falls offers a breathtaking display of nature's power, with around 90% of the Niagara River's water flowing over it. Visitors can experience its majestic beauty from various viewpoints, including boat tours, observation decks, and scenic trails.

Wendy

From Wendy's guidebook

The natural wonder, the Canadian Horseshoe Falls, is one of the world’s most famous waterfalls. With heights of 176 feet and a colossal 150,000 gallons of water crashing down per second, you are bound to be wonderstruck by the roar of the Falls, the mystery of the rising mist and if you’re lucky, the sight of rainbows overhead. Think you’ve seen the Falls? Think again. This wonder takes centre stage in a range of activities you must experience to believe. Did you know that there are 3 waterfalls? The American Falls, Bridal Veil and the Canadian Horseshoe Falls. Take an elevator 150-feet down through bedrock to tunnels behind the Falls, or explore the roar of the water on the Niagara City Cruises. Take in the view high-above at the Skylon Tower, in a gondola on Canada’s largest Niagara Skywheel, or via helicopter. From summer fireworks to winter light displays and the iconic New Year’s Eve celebration, the Falls is a breathtaking backdrop year round.

Holly

From Holly's guidebook

Only attempt this hike if you have proper footwear (hiking boots, sturdy shoes) as it is difficult and can be very slippery. Leave yourself lots of time before nightfall. This is a super, cool place to hike in Niagara. It is a series of demanding trails (and a stair case to enter the trail head) that are on the shore of the roaring Niagara River. There are many geological formations from the water erosion and from the falls as they have receded up the river. Take a photo of the map at the top of the trail, so that you have a sense of where you are. Do not go into the water as they are Class VI rapids. Many people fish from the river bank. Dogs are welcome, but must be kept on leash. This hike will take about 1.5-3 hours, depending on how much you explore.

Bonnie

From Bonnie's guidebook

Located deep in the Niagara Gorge, stairways lead to 4 kilometres (2.5 miles) of rugged paths that wind through this pristine pocket of Carolinian Forest, past prehistoric geological formations, wild flora and fauna. The Niagara Glen overlooks the rapid waters of the Niagara River and the natural phenomenon that is the Niagara River Whirlpool.

Zee

From Zee's guidebook

A staircase descends 60 metres into the gorge, where four kilometres of trails wind through ancient Carolinian forest, past house-sized boulders left over from the last ice age, and along the riverbank above the whirlpool. Bouldering permits are available at the Nature Centre for those inclined. It's one of the most consistently underrated places in the entire region.

Jamie

From Jamie's guidebook

Location: Bay Beach, also known as Crystal Beach, is situated on the shores of Lake Erie in the lively community of Crystal Beach. It is one of Fort Erie’s most popular tourist spots, offering white sandy beaches and clear, warm waters. Renovations: Bay Beach has recently undergone extensive renovations and now offers various amenities, including a modern washroom facility equipped with change rooms and a water bottle filling station, a playground donated by the Ridgeway Lions Club, a pavilion, a festival square for community events, an accessible ramp down to the beach, and beach mats providing access to the water's edge. Nearby Facilities: In close proximity, Crystal Beach features a range of cafes, restaurants, patios, ice cream and gelato shops, boutique clothing stores, and more. Access: Bay Beach is open to the general public, but beach capacity limits are in place to ensure safety and enjoyment for all visitors.

Monica

From Monica's guidebook

Another cute beachside town located close by is Crystal Beach. It has public beach access and several shops and restaurants to check out. Make sure to stop by Derby St.

Lorrey And Manny

From Lorrey And Manny's guidebook

This beautiful, shallow and clear beach is a 1 km walk from the Beach House. This carribean styled beach is breathtaking. Alcohol is not permitted and coolers and bags are inspected. Be sure to arrive early for the best spots. There is a side entrance that you may access for entry that is a few meters closer to the main beach entry gates where there is a playground and washrooms. Considering bringing a night cap down after gate hours to watch the sunset.

Maitland

From Maitland's guidebook

Ridgeway is a historic neighbourhood that is quickly become a hotspot for Toronto's retiree population, as well as young families. The downtown strip is booming with good food, good bars, and nice shops.

Bonnie

From Bonnie's guidebook

Ridgeway is a quaint little town that boasts fine restaurants, shops and a farmers market every Saturday morning during the summer months

Bradley

From Bradley's guidebook

Ridge Way is a small town with a nice main street that is only about a 10 minute drive away. You can drive there or there is also a bike/walking trail. It has some casual shops, nice restaurants to enjoy for dinner, lunch and or breakfast. There is a nice farmers market on Saturday mornings.

Dorothy

From Dorothy's guidebook

Niagara Falls is a little over 2 hours from the cottage. I recommend a quick stop at Buffalo NY Canalside, Wilkenson Point to view Lake Erie and the Niagara River. Follow the route to Niagara Falls Park on Goat Island and walk the paths or take the trolly. My favorite spot on Goat Island is the three sisters islands. The Maid of the Mist and the Cave of the Winds are both awesome. If you only have time for one probably the Maid of the Mist. I would allow 3 to 4 hours for the actual visit plus driving time.

Coral

From Coral's guidebook

MUST SEE. This is an hour and half drive away and is one of the Wonders of the World. Book a tour on Maid of the Mist and enjoy the waterfalls. They are spectacular. The town is nothing to write home about, but the natural beauty of the falls are incredible. There is a casino on-site and it is nearby to Buffalo which has an amazing food and beverage scene as well as a really nice zoo, and a NFL team!

Sherry

From Sherry's guidebook

Must see if you are this close to it!! You can go down on maid of the mist boat, which brings you close to touching the falls (you will get wet, but rain gear is provided)

Anna

From Anna's guidebook

Clifton Hill is Niagara Falls top destination for attractions, restaurants, entertainment and more! Located just one block away from the Niagara Horseshoe Falls, the Street of Fun is a must-visit for families, couples and sightseers. Clifton Hill's exciting array of attractions includes the Niagara Skywheel, a giant wheel 175 feet above the Falls providing you with views like no other of the Falls. (22min - 29.0km)

The Lynch Family

From The Lynch Family's guidebook

Clifton Hill has all your fun attractions from Ripley's to mini golf, to bowling, to arcades, etc! And the Ferris Wheel!

Lori & Darren

From Lori & Darren's guidebook

Clifton Hill is the famous street full of the tacky tourist shops, Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum as well as other museums of interest such as the Ripleys Believe it or Not as well as the Guiness Book of Records and Movieland. You will have a selection of restaurants and ice cream venues to choose from. The majestic Niagara Falls is at the bottom of the hill. Not to be missed !

Cindy

From Cindy's guidebook

Tickets from $30+ each Decent menu for food and not overly expensive. You can go early and get a buffet or order off sit down menu during the show (which we prefer). Great magic show by world famous magicians. If you’re celebrating a birthday or special occasion, be sure to note that online or call ahead. They will put a shout out on the projection screens! Family friendly

Wendy

From Wendy's guidebook

For a dash of spectacle during your trip to Niagara Falls, Ontario, don’t miss the world-class illusionists that grace the stage of the Greg Frewin Theatre, known for its magic show and tribute concert series. Make an evening of it and dine at the theatre buffet, or grab a drink at the full bar. Booth and table seating are available. Since the theatre is within walking distance of the falls, catching an evening performance and dinner after an active day spent sightseeing is easy.

Linda

From Linda's guidebook

The Greg Frewin illusion spectacle is a quintessential component of a Niagara Falls vacation. The show is breath-taking with a Vegas style format and features illusions that are both one of a kind and internationally renowned, performed by the International Grand Champion of Magic, Greg Frewin. http://www.gregfrewintheatre.com/

The Lynch Family

From The Lynch Family's guidebook

If you need something quick, like a toothbrush, or some cold medicine in case you get a little under the weather, Shoppers around the corner has your essentials.

Loretta

From Loretta's guidebook

This is a mart that has toiletries, snacks, pharmacy, and simple groceries. This one listed is open from 8 AM to 10 PM. The other location on Lundy's Lane is open 24 hours. 6565 Lundy's Ln, Niagara Falls, ON L2G 1V1

Silvana

From Silvana's guidebook

This drug store offers everything right down to food essentials

Murong

From Murong's guidebook

Introducing this new world-class theatre complete with 5,000 seats, state of the art technology, outstanding acoustics, and spectacular Niagara Falls entertainment! Casino shows at OLG Stage at Fallsview Casino have been ranked #1 in Canada and #10 among the world's top venues based on size.

Owen

From Owen's guidebook

If you are into concerts and shows, our home is walking distance from the Fallsview Casino Entertainment Centre. You'll save a lot on parking fee.

Frankie & Zoltan

From Frankie & Zoltan's guidebook

The OLG theater just adjacent to Falls View Casino offers live shows and concerts. Check their website to see any upcoming events