What to see at Niagara Falls
A guide to the iconic viewpoints, hidden gems, and seasonal experiences that shape every great Niagara day.
Horseshoe Falls
The largest and most iconic of the three Niagara waterfalls, viewed from Table Rock.
Journey Behind the Falls
Tunnels and observation decks that place you directly behind the cascading water.
Hornblower Niagara City Cruises
The boat ride into the mist at the base of Horseshoe Falls.
Skylon Tower
236 metres above the Falls with a revolving dining room and observation deck.
Niagara Parkway
The scenic river drive Winston Churchill called "the prettiest Sunday afternoon drive in the world."
Floral Clock
A working clock built from over 15,000 plants along the Parkway.
Whirlpool Rapids
Class 6 rapids and an aerocar crossing above the swirling waters.
Niagara-on-the-Lake
Historic 19th-century town with boutique shops, gardens, and the Shaw Festival theatres.
Clifton Hill
Niagara entertainment strip — arcades, wax museums, and the SkyWheel.
Butterfly Conservatory
Over 2,000 free-flying tropical butterflies in a lush indoor rainforest.
Queenston Heights
A scenic park and War of 1812 monument overlooking the lower Niagara River.
Niagara Wineries
Ontario premier wine region — icewine, riesling, and cool-climate reds.