Destination

Niagara Falls

Country: Canada Updated:

Niagara Falls is a famous natural area on the border between Canada and the United States, where enormous volumes of water form several large waterfalls and impressive panoramas.

Niagara Falls from the Canadian side
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When to go

Late spring, summer and early autumn are popular for mild weather and many activities. Winter landscapes are particularly impressive, but temperatures can be very low.

Things to see and do

View the falls from observation points, visit Journey Behind the Falls, take a boat trip and explore the banks of the Niagara River.

Practical tips

Spray near the falls can quickly soak clothing. Popular viewpoints are particularly crowded in the high season.

Getting there and getting around

The Canadian side is in Ontario and is accessible by road from Toronto and other cities in the region. Bus and rail connections are also available.

Where to stay

Fallsview and Clifton Hill are suitable for proximity to the falls and main tourist attractions.

What to try

Modern Canadian cuisine, local wines, seasonal produce and restaurants overlooking the falls are popular in the region.

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