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Fi s World Tour said
Ahh Canada here I come! While Stelle went to Charlotte, North Carolina to visit some friends, I had booked myself a little getaway to the... Continue reading »
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Blagartist said
We got the bus to Niagara and walked across the Rainbow Bridge into Canada. Met our first unfriendly person at the border. Niagara Falls... Continue reading »
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Andy & Meg said
Another slow start! After breakfast we walked down Clifton Hill past all of the tat and through Niagara Park up to Skylon Tower. Having g... Continue reading »
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Jenn Jenn said
Niagara is a short bus ride from Toronto, which made a nice change from spending hours on buses and / or planes.The falls are partly froz... Continue reading »
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Peta said
On Mothers Day Lisa took her Mum, her boyfriend and I to Niagara Falls. The falls are about a 2.5 hour drive from Palmerston so we left m... Continue reading »
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1. Tommy Ryan's Rock & Roll Diner
Located at the edge of the Niagara Falls State Park and the Rainbow Center Factory Outlet, this restaurant rocks with good food and music from early morning to late at night. Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks—it's all in a da... more
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2. Aquarium of Niagara
Known as Niagara's "Other Water Wonder", this aquarium presents an ongoing display of fish and aquatic life from the Great Lakes to the Coral Reef. There are almost 2,000 species ranging from sharks and California sea lions to... more
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3. Motherland Connextions, Inc.
Casting conductors in period clothing, this tour takes you back to the days of the Underground Railroad through passageways, tunnels and cellars. You get a feel for what runaway slaves went through to escape into Canada. The jo... more
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4. Wintergarden
Despite being located downtown and next to the Rainbow Center Factory Outlet and Niagara Falls Convention Center, this enclosed garden is a veritable oasis amid the hustle and bustle of sightseeing at the Falls. Many couples ch... more
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5. John's Flaming Hearth
If you want to get the scoop on what's going on in town, take a trip to John's Flaming Hearth, sidle up to one of the friendly locals and start asking. The u-shaped bar attracts a loyal following of locals who come to relax ami... more
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6. Top of the Falls Restaurant
This restaurant, located at Terrapin Point on Goat Island, offers a spectacular view of the American Falls while serving its clientele solid bistro fare including salads, sandwiches and burgers. The restaurant features a main d... more
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7. Niagara Falls
Located north of the Rainbow Bridge in the Niagara Reservation State Park, this geological museum offers visitors a multi-screen show on the 12,000-year history of the Niagara Gorge and Falls. Built in 1971 on the site of the S... more
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Megan & Sam See America said
… Niagara Falls. They are quite incredible! Flat Stanley (pictured with me) thought the falls seemed too wet… continue reading »
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8. Bedore Tours
In the business of showing off the Falls since 1950, this tour company offers individualized and group packages—with individual tours running from mid-April to the end of October and group tours year round. During peak season,... more
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9. Niagara Falls International Airport
With 40,000 flights annually and a customs and immigration area of 10,000 square feet, this airport near downtown Niagara Falls is geared for efficiency. The 22,000 square foot terminal has a restaurant, passenger lounge, duty-... more
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10. Cave of the Winds
Short of going over the falls in a barrel, there are fewer places closer to the action than this series of walkways beneath Bridal Veil Falls. Located on Goat Island, this was once a cave but water erosion has made it too dange... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Megan & Sam See America said
… but we became quite soaked in other ways by the end of the afternoon. We did the Cave… continue reading »
