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Corso: Endless Family-Style Italian

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• Dining style Casual Elegant
• Price CAN$51 and over
• Cuisines Italian, Mediterranean, Contemporary Italian
• Hours of operation Dinner Wed, Thu, Sun 5:00 pm–9:00 pm Fri, Sat 5:00 pm–10:00 pm
• Phone number (905) 353-7174
• Website http://www.corsoniagara.com/
• Payment options AMEX, Discover, Mastercard, Visa
• Dress code Casual Dress
• Executive chef Phillip Thompson
• Location 6361 Fallsview Blvd, Niagara Falls, ON L2G 3V9
• Neighborhood Niagara Falls
• Cross street Murray Street
• Parking details Free parking for dinner guests
• Public transit Connected to Niagara Falls' WEGO Blue Line with a stop directly in front of Hilton Niagara Falls.
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Endless family-style italian with wine.

Sunday - Thursday: $59 per person; Friday, Saturday, and Holiday Sundays: $69 per person. Enjoy endless family-style Italian dishes brought to your table

Italian Prosecco

Start your evening with a refreshing sip of bubbly

House-Made Breads

Made from scratch each morning by our in-house artisan baker

Piatti Antipasto

Our chef's creation of imported Italian salumi, fresh cheeses, olives, and grilled vegetables

Strozzapreti Cacio e Pepe Romano con Tartufo

House-made strozzapreti pasta with the famous Romano cheese and pepper sauce topped with fresh shaved truffles and mushrooms

Rigatoni Cinghiale Parmigiano

House-made rigatoni with a wild boar tomato sauce topped with shaved Parmesan cheese

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Insalata Italiana

Romaine and radicchio, olives, red onion, chickpeas, cherry tomatoes, cucumber, Parmesan, and pepperoncini, tossed in an Italian vinaigrette

Bistecca Tagliata

Grilled striploin steak served with king oyster mushrooms, arugula, cherry tomatoes, garlic truffle oil, and shaved Parmesan cheese

Pollo Piccata

Traditional egg-battered chicken, pan-seared and served with lemon caper sauce

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The Ultimate Guide to Visiting Niagara Falls – What to Do + MAP

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Visiting Niagara Falls  is something you must do at least once in your life. Since Napoleon Bonaparte’s brother celebrated his honeymoon here more than 200 years ago, the place has been crowded with tourists. Even after all these years, this is one of the most impressive places on earth and something you must see with your own eyes.

If it’s your first time  going to Niagara Falls , be aware that the falls are on the Niagara River between Ontario, Canada, and New York state. The American side consists of the American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls, while the Canadian side boasts the 164-foot Horseshoe Falls.

The ultimate guide to visiting Niagara Falls

Besides being beautiful, Niagara Falls also has an interesting history, as it was the first state park in the United States. In 1895, the world’s first large hydroelectric power station opened here, and just a year later the famous engineer Nikola Tesla unveiled his direct current (DC) system, changing the way Buffalo, NY lit up at night.

If you are thinking of traveling here, this article will include information about  what to do in Niagara Falls  so you can make the most of your visit.

How to visit Niagara Falls – Plan your Niagara Falls vacation

First, you should know that you can  visit Niagara Falls  from the United States or Canada . We visited them from both sides, and if you have time, I highly recommend doing it this way.

On the American side of Niagara Falls , you can enjoy beautiful natural areas, while the Canadian side of Niagara Falls has the best views of the most famous waterfall in North America.

If you don’t have time, don’t worry, because there are awesome attractions on each side that you can add to your  Niagara Falls itinerary .

In this Niagara Falls guide you’ll find:

Where is Niagara Falls?

• Which side of Niagara Falls is better?
• Niagara Falls map
• Things to do in Niagara Falls

Tours to Niagara Falls

Best niagara falls hotels.

Moreover, at the end of the article, you will find the most frequently asked questions related to a Niagara Falls vacation .

If you’re not sure  where Niagara Falls is located , it’s within the course of the Niagara River, specifically between the province of Ontario, Canada, and New York State. From the United States, the closest city to Niagara Falls is Buffalo, NY, about 20 miles away. To go to Niagara Falls from New York City , you will have to travel about 400 miles, which is about a 7-hour drive. But it’s completely worth it since it’s one of the best things to do in New York State .

Most people who take a  trip to Niagara Falls, Canada  do so from Toronto, which is a little over 90 miles away. That said, the cities of Hamilton and Mississauga are a bit closer, so they’re two other options .

Which side of Niagara Falls is better? – American side vs. Canadian side

If you’re short on time and can only visit one side of the falls, don’t worry. There are plenty of  things to do in Niagara Falls  on both the American and Canadian sides.

There is a huge push for  tourism in Niagara Falls , so below I’m including the highlights for each side. If you can, I recommend booking  this full-day tour , which goes to the most popular attractions in Niagara Falls, New York, and Ontario. Just remember to bring your passport and/or visa to cross the border.

Niagara Falls Canadian side

If you’re interested in sightseeing, a  Niagara Falls tour of the Canadian side  is your best choice. Not only are most of the tourist attractions there, but the views of the falls are better.

There are many  unique things to do in Niagara Falls, Canada , which is why many tourists say it resembles an amusement park. The mix of entertainment venues and leisurely outdoor spaces is a hit with visitors.

In Ontario, you can stand directly in front of the falls, and there are several hotels and casinos nearby. While these large accommodations are a bit imposing on the natural environment, the waterfalls provide a great backdrop while you’re staying overnight.

Niagara Falls U.S. side

For those who want more outdoor recreation and nature activities, a trip to  Niagara Falls, USA  won’t disappoint.

While the views of the falls aren’t as spectacular on the American side, there are still plenty of things to do around this beautiful natural environment.

For example, Niagara Falls State Park is the oldest state park in the country, so it’s worth visiting. I’ll share more  Niagara Falls tips  later, but keep in mind that the New York side offers more opportunities to connect with nature and get some fresh air away from the crowds .

Niagara Falls map – your best guide for visiting Niagara Falls

To help you  plan your trip to Niagara Falls , you’ll want a map of the attractions on each side. This  map of Niagara Falls will help you quickly locate the most popular activities and landmarks in Ontario and New York.

Niagara Falls map – Your best guide for visiting Niagara Falls

As you can see on the map, if you’re  visiting Niagara Falls  for entertainment and tourist attractions, the Canadian side is best, while the U.S. side is much more natural .

Things to do and places to visit in Niagara Falls

If you’re still not sure where to  go in Niagara Falls , check out these main attractions in Canada and the United States.

Things to do in Niagara Falls, Canada

We also have more  Niagara Falls tips  in our guide to  visiting Niagara Falls, Canada . To make the most of our trip, we booked   this tour , which includes a heli-tour, Voyage to the Falls boat ride, a meal at Skylon Tower, and a few other activities. It was the best way to see the falls as a first-time visitor, so I highly recommend it.

Voyage to the Falls, the official Niagara Falls boat tour on the Canadian side

A  Niagara Falls boat tour  is one of the best ways to see the majesty of the falls. If you’re on the Canadian side, Voyage to the Falls is the best attraction, and you can get your ticket  here .

This tour gets you as close to the Horseshoe Falls as possible, giving you a one-of-a-kind view of the rushing waters. The boat goes through the Niagara Gorge and passes the American and Bridal Veil Falls before inching closer to the Horseshoe Falls.

The ride will leave you speechless, and you can either stay inside the cabin or put on a poncho and go out to the deck. If you’re interested in Voyage to the Falls and other attractions on the Canadian side, I recommend booking the  full-day tour  I mentioned earlier.

Journey Behind the Falls, the best way to get close to Niagara Falls

Journey Behind the Falls  is one of the top Niagara Falls tourist attractions. As the name suggests, it takes you just behind the Horseshoe Falls, offering one of the  best ways to see Niagara Fall s up close.

You’ll enter at the Table Rock Center next to the falls, then take an elevator 130 feet down to the underground tunnels. This is one of the most striking experiences that you can’t replicate anywhere else, so be sure to  book your ticket  in advance.

Have dinner at the Skylon Tower, the best thing to do at Niagara Falls

While you’re on the Canadian side of Niagara Falls, be sure to visit Skylon Tower .

This  Niagara Falls observation tower  is nearly 520 feet tall, so it offers the best panoramic perspective of the waterfalls. Even the elevators, locally known as “Yellow bugs,” are fully paned in glass so you get stellar views.

If you are going to visit the Skylon tower you have two options:  reserve your ticket  to the 360° viewpoint, or dine at the Tower’s Revolving Dining Room or Summit Suite Buffet. Both restaurants have a great menu; we ate at the buffet and would go again, for sure.

We had dinner as part of this  combo tour , which also included the Hornblower cruise, Journey Behind the Falls, and a helicopter ride.

Zipline to the Falls, a fun thing to do at Niagara Falls

Soaring over the water on a zipline is one of the  top things to do at Niagara Falls , and an experience you won’t ever forget.

The Niagara Falls zipline travels almost 2,200 feet across the Niagara Gorge to the base of the Horseshoe Falls. While it can seem terrifying and not the best for people who suffer from vertigo, it’s completely safe and even has an automatic braking system.

You can take photos from the observation platform and even fly down the zipline at the same time as your friends. Just be sure to  book in advance  so you’re sure you can experience this activity when you visit!

Niagara Falls Helicopter Tour, the best way to visit Niagara Falls

For another aerial perspective, consider a  Niagara Falls helicopter tour .  This 12-minute flight  soars over the Niagara Whirlpool and the Rainbow Bridge, which connects the Canadian and American sides. You’ll also be able to see Queen Victoria Park, Skylon Tower, and all of Toronto from a birds-eye view.

A helicopter ride is one of the top activities that I recommend, and you can also embark on this adventure  from the American side . Personally, we went with the  combo tour  that also included a boat ride and dinner at Skylon Tower.

Enjoy the views from the Niagara SkyWheel

A trip to Niagara Falls, Ontario is not complete without a ride on the  SkyWheel . At nearly 165 feet tall, it’s the largest observation wheel in Canada. It’s in the nearby entertainment district of Clifton Hill and boasts amazing views of the falls and beyond.

A ride on the Skywheel lasts about 10 minutes, and the cabins are fully enclosed and climate-controlled, so you can ride comfortably all year round. If you’re wondering  where to view Niagara Falls at night , the Skywheel is the top choice.

It’s also a popular place to see the famous Niagara Falls fireworks, so I recommend  booking a ticket  in advance, especially if you want to ride at a specific date or time.

Things to do in Niagara Falls, NY

If you want to  visit Niagara Falls , NY, there are a few points of interest you shouldn’t miss. During our trip, we opted for  this tour  because it included all the iconic spots in just a few hours. We also have a guide to   visiting Niagara Falls, USA   that you can check out.

Terrapin Point at Goat Island, the best place to see the Horseshoe Falls

One of my to p Niagara Falls tips  is to get off the beaten path and check out  Terrapin Point Lookout on Goat Island . Since the lookout is on the western end of the island, you’ll get awesome views of the Canadian Horseshoe Falls and Niagara Gorge.

Goat Island is on the Niagara River, so you have to cross a bridge to get there. While you’re there, spend some time on the walking trails or check out the Cave of the Winds, another popular place for  tourism in Niagara Falls , which I’ll mention later.

Maid of the Mist, the official Niagara Falls boat tour on the American side

One of the best ways to experience  Niagara Falls, USA  is by taking a boat tour. The American tour is called the  Maid of the Mist  boat ride and is one of the most popular attractions on this side of the falls.

You’ll travel along the Niagara Gorge and make your way out into the Canadian waters briefly to get a spectacular view of the waterfalls before returning to the  Niagara Falls U.S. side .

The boats depart every 15 minutes, and the trip takes about 20 minutes. I suggest reserving a spot in advance or booking  this tour , which also includes access to the Cave of the Winds.

Cave of the Winds, the best thing to do on Niagara Falls’ U.S. side

The  Cave of the Winds  is another popular  Niagara Falls U.S. attraction . It’s a series of platforms that lead to the base of the Bridal Veil Falls, behind which you can see a natural cave that was discovered in the 1830s.

As you traverse the wooden bridges and stairs, you’ll make your way across the Niagara Gorge. Wear shoes with good traction and keep your poncho handy because you will get wet. The conditions as you approach the falls are similar to those of a hurricane, and the observation platform is aptly named Hurricane Deck.

Before descending 165 feet to the wet and windy platforms, you can explore The World Changed Here Pavilion, a multimedia exhibition that explains the history of Niagara Falls. We enjoyed this attraction and did it as part of this  half-day tour .

American Falls, one of the best places to visit in Niagara Falls

While the Horseshoe Falls in Canada are the most famous, the Bridal Veil Falls and American Falls are also very beautiful.

The  American Falls  are nearly 100 feet tall and are quite an impressive sight from the  U.S. side of Niagara Falls . The best place to see them is from the Prospect Point viewing area. You should also check out the view from Luna Island since it’s between the American and Bridal Veil Falls. The island isn’t that big or crowded, so it’s a unique place to see the U.S. waterfalls.

Old Fort Niagara, a must-see on Niagara Falls’ U.S. side

Old Fort Niagara  is another interesting place to visit on the U.S. side. It’s located in Youngstown, where the Niagara River flows into Lake Ontario. It’s about a 20-minute drive to get there, or you could book  this tour , which includes an optional Maid of the Mist ride.

The fort is a colonial fortification built by the French Empire in 1726. Along with the historic building, there is also a visitor center that functions as a museum. Everything is contained within Fort Niagara State Park, which supports  tourism in Niagara Falls . If you’re looking for some more natural sightseeing, this area is great, as there are several nearby hiking trails.

The best time to visit Niagara Falls

You might be wondering  when the best time is to go to Niagara Falls , but the truth is that this place is beautiful any time of the year. Depending on what you want to do and which attractions you want to see, one season may be better than another.

For example, all the tourist attractions are open in the summer, but it’s also the most crowded time to visit and it can get pretty hot. You’ll have to book your accommodation and tour tickets months in advance, and even then, it’ll be quite expensive.

If you decide to visit in the spring, you’ll be able to see some of the tourist attractions as well as get a cheaper price for a hotel. While it’s less crowded this time of year, the weather is unpredictable. We visited in May and were lucky, but you never know.

Fall is the  best time to go to Niagara Falls  if you’re more interested in the natural surroundings. The autumn colors and foliage are gorgeous, the weather is nice, and there aren’t many tourists.

Finally, you might not think that a winter trip to Niagara Falls is a good idea since most of the attractions are closed. However, when it’s cold and the falls freeze over, it makes for one of the most extraordinary sights, and it’s something we hope to see for ourselves soon!

How to get to Niagara Falls – parking at Niagara Falls

If you’re not sure  how to visit Niagara Falls , the easiest way is by car. Most people who  travel to Niagara Falls  in Canada arrive from Toronto, which is about 90 miles away. That said, the cities of Hamilton and Mississauga are closer, so those are two other options.

If you’re wondering  how far Niagara Falls is from New York City , it’s about a 7-hour drive. Those who visit the American side usually come from Buffalo , which is just 20 miles away from the falls. That isn’t to say that you can’t take advantage of a trip to NYC by also visiting Niagara Falls. Just be aware that it’s a very long drive and it may be better to book a tour. We’ll list some options below.

You can get a rental car for your trip or go in your own vehicle, but you’ll run into the problem that parking isn’t free at Niagara Falls. On both the American and Canadian sides, you must pay for parking, unless your accommodation has a free parking lot. Considering this, it might be easier to book a tour that includes transportation or hotel pick-up and drop-off .

If you don’t have your own car or don’t feel like driving, you can get to Niagara Falls from Toronto, New York, and Buffalo by booking a tour that includes transportation. Here are the best options :

Niagara Falls from Toronto

There are two  Niagara Falls tours from Toronto  that I recommend.

If you want to go straight to the falls, I recommend  this tour , which goes to the most iconic attractions like Skylon Tower, Niagara Parkway, and the Niagara Whirlpool. Along with incredible views of the falls, you’ll also get a wine tasting.

Another option is  this night tour  with a boat cruise. In addition to seeing the falls up close, you’ll experience Niagara Falls’ magical evening lighting. The tour also includes a few tourist attractions and a wine tasting, so it’s the perfect choice if you don’t mind returning to Toronto after dark.

Niagara Falls from New York City

There are several great  Niagara Falls tours from New York City , depending on how much time you have.

My first choice is this  one-day bus tour   with admission to the Maid of the Mist and a few other attractions.

For those who have more time, I recommend  this two-day tour . Along with a ride on the Maid of the Mist and other interesting attractions, on your way to Niagara Falls you will stop at Watkins Glen State Park. This package also includes a nighttime viewing of the falls and an overnight stay at a hotel.

Finally, you might be interested in   this three-day tour , which includes a visit to Niagara Falls and several Toronto attractions.

Niagara Falls from Buffalo

Lastly, if you’re looking for a  bus to Niagara Falls from Buffalo , NY,  this  is the best option. Unlike the tours from Toronto and NYC, this booking is for transportation only, so you’re free to visit the falls and attractions that interest you.

I suggest spending at least one night in Niagara Falls so you can enjoy the beautiful lighting and fireworks. Seeing the falls in the evening is a totally different experience that you shouldn’t miss. If you’re looking for  hotels in Niagara Falls , here are the top recommendations.

Hotels in Canada at Niagara Falls

We stayed overnight  at a Niagara Falls hotel in Canada , the  Sheraton on the Falls , and the views from our hotel room were incredible. As this is one of the top accommodations in Niagara Falls, I suggest booking your room in advance.

Here’s more information on the Sheraton and other top  hotels on Niagara Falls’ Canadian side :

Sheraton on the Falls

I have to start with the  Sheraton on the Falls  because it really blew us away. The rooms are great and some of them offer spectacular views of the waterfalls. While these particular rooms are a bit more expensive, it was worth it to us to get stunning views from the comfort of our bed.

Sheraton on the Falls, one of the best hotels in Niagara Falls, Canada

Also, the hotel is home to the  Fallsview Restaurant , which serves buffet and a la carte meals. The accommodation’s facilities also include shops, a spa, and a Starbucks. Plus, the hotel connects to the  Niagara Casino and Fallsview Indoor Water Park , so on top of a great location, you’ll have all the amenities you want.

We loved staying here and think it’s one of the most beautiful hotels on the Canadian side of Niagara Falls.

Embassy Suites by Hilton Niagara Falls/Fallsview

If you’re looking for luxury, the  Embassy Suites by Hilton Niagara Falls/Fallsview  is a perfect choice. The accommodation is just 300 feet from the falls, so it offers a convenient location and unbeatable views.

Embassy Suites by Hilton Niagara Falls/Fallsview, another hotel in Niagara Falls, Canada

The hotel also boasts awesome amenities like a breakfast buffet and complimentary drinks and snacks. Besides the hotel rooms, the facilities include a couple of restaurants (TGI Fridays and Keg Steakhouse), a Starbucks, an indoor pool, and a gym.

From the hotel, it’s just a 10-minute walk to the Skylon Observation Tower, so this is one of the best places to stay if you want to be close to the action.

The Oakes Hotel Overlooking the Falls

The  Oakes Hotel Overlooking the Falls  is aptly named, as it provides wonderful views of the Canadian falls. The hotel has an observation room where you can enjoy incredible views without the crowds.

The Oakes Hotel Overlooking the Falls, a hotel overlooking Niagara Falls, Canada

It’s next to the  Falls Incline Railway , which connects to  Table Rock  and  Journey Behind the Falls . Along with its nice location, this accommodation has rooms with waterfall views, although they cost a bit more.

That said, if you stay here, you can take advantage of some great amenities, such as a living room with a fireplace, an indoor pool, a hot tub, a sauna, and a fitness center. There is also an Applebee’s on the premises.

Tower Hotel at Fallsview

The  Tower Hotel at Fallsview  is another beautiful accommodation in Niagara Falls, Canada. Along with comfortable rooms, the hotel also has a decent restaurant, so it’s quite a bargain for the price.

Tower Hotel at Fallsview, fine lodging in Niagara Falls, Ontario

If you’re not sure  where to go in Niagara Falls, Ontario  for more quiet lodging, this hotel is the best choice. You’ll get the rest you want, and you won’t have to pay too much.

Hilton Niagara Falls/Fallsview Hotel and Suites

The  Hilton Niagara Falls/Fallsview Hotel and Suites  is another top hotel in Niagara Falls, Canada, that I recommend. It’s centrally located so you’ll have easy access to the area’s attractions and restaurants. Some of the rooms have views of the falls, too.

Hilton Niagara Falls/Fallsview Hotel and Suites, another good hotel in Niagara Falls, Canada

This hotel also connects to the Fallsview Casino, so it’s a great place to stay if you plan on visiting the casino in the evening.

Hotels in Niagara Falls, NY

We also stayed at a  Niagara Falls hotel  in New York. which was nice because we arrived at night. We spent a restful night in our hotel room and got up early in the morning so we could go straight to the attractions.

Our room was at the  Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino , and although the views weren’t as impressive as the Canadian hotel, if you ask for a room on a high floor, you’ll get beautiful views of the falls. You can even see the Niagara Falls fireworks without leaving your room.

Here’s more information about the Seneca resort and other top  hotels on Niagara Falls’ American side :

Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino

The   Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino  is one of the best hotels to stay in while visiting New York’s Niagara Falls. The resort includes a casino, fitness center, sauna, massage services, a hot tub, an indoor pool, a cafeteria, and several restaurants. Our room was beautiful and immaculate. It’s all-around one of the best hotels on the American side of Niagara Falls.

Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino, one of the best hotels in Niagara Falls, NY

Best of all, it only took us 20 minutes to walk to Terrapin Point, one of the top  places to visit near Niagara Falls, USA . If you stay at this hotel, I suggest requesting a room on an upper floor. While you can’t see the falls directly from the hotel, you’ll get beautiful views. Plus, you can see the nighttime fireworks from your room, which is convenient if you don’t feel like going out!

Hyatt Place Niagara Falls

If you’re looking for another good hotel to stay at in Niagara Falls, USA, the   Hyatt Place Niagara Falls  is a great option.

This accommodation is located a little closer to Niagara Falls on the U.S. side, which is very convenient. Also, it is next to Old Falls Street, a small entertainment district where you’ll find great good, shopping, shows, and family activities. If you’re not sure  what to do in Niagara Falls, New York , you can always go there.

Hyatt Place Niagara Falls, a good hotel in Niagara Falls, USA

Hyatt Place Niagara Falls is also close to the Rainbow Bridge, which you can take to the Canadian side of Niagara Falls.

While the prices are similar, this hotel isn’t as nice as the Seneca Resort, but it’s still a good option if you need a place to stay overnight.

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Niagara Falls New York

The   DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Niagara Falls New York   is another accommodation that I recommend on the American side of Niagara Falls. While it’s a bit further away than the previous two hotels, the location is still very good.

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Niagara Falls New York, another hotel in Niagara, New York

The rooms come with nice amenities and they’re very spacious. Some of the rooms offer lovely views of the Niagara River, while others overlook the city. I suggest requesting a riverside room, as it’s a more pleasant view.

Overall, this is a hotel in Niagara Falls, USA, that you can book without hesitation. It’s comfortable, affordable, and clean.

Sheraton Niagara Falls

The   Sheraton Niagara Falls   is one of the hotels in Niagara Falls, New York, that I recommend if you want to be close to the falls without breaking the bank. While it’s not the cheapest option, the price is quite good for the location.

Also, the hotel has a connective corridor to the Seneca Resort, so it’s super easy to go to the casino and enjoy some of the facilities.

Sheraton Niagara Falls, a place to stay in Niagara Falls, USA

The unique thing about the Sheraton hotel is its Reed Beach Club, which has the largest indoor pool in Niagara Falls. So, not only is this a good place to get some rest, but it’s got plenty of amenities to keep you entertained during your stay.

Wyndham Garden at Niagara Falls

The last hotel that I recommend is the  Wyndham Garden at Niagara Falls , which is a great option for travelers on a budget.

Wyndham Garden at Niagara Falls, decent lodging in Niagara Falls, NY

For an inexpensive hotel in Niagara Falls, USA, the location isn’t bad at all. Plus, it’s the best choice if you’re planning on walking over to the Canadian side of the falls since it’s just five minutes from the bridge.

8 Tips to visit Niagara Falls

If you’ve read this far, you should have all the information you need for a  trip to Niagara Falls . Still, I’m including some final tips here so you can make the most of your visit.

1. Plan to visit both sides of Niagara Falls

Instead of wondering  which side of Niagara Falls is better , plan to visit both the American and Canadian falls.

The easiest way to see both sides is by crossing the Rainbow Bridge. That said, you’re still crossing an international border, so you need the proper documentation, such as a passport,  visa or Electronic System for Travel Authorization . You can check below what type of documentation you need.

If you’re renting a car, check first to see if they allow you to enter another country with the rental vehicle.

2. Book at least two days to visit Niagara Falls

Both sides of the falls are interesting and worth visiting, so make sure you book plenty of time. At least, I recommend spending two days visiting Niagara Falls, and that should give you time to check the most important attractions.

3. Stay in a hotel with a view of Niagara Falls

While there are different  Niagara Falls hotels  on the Canadian and American sides, I highly recommend booking a room with a view of the falls. Fortunately, several hotels offer waterfall views, so try to reserve one on a higher floor.

On the Canadian side, the hotels with the best views are the  Sheraton on the Falls ,  Embassy Suites ,  The Oakes Hotel Overlooking the Falls ,  Tower Hotel at Fallsview , and  Hilton Niagara Falls/Fallsview Hotel and Suites .

If your  Niagara Falls itinerary  includes an overnight stay on the American side, I recommend the  Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino . Just be sure to reserve a room on a higher floor so you can fully see the falls.

4. Leave everything that can’t get wet in the car/hotel

There are some areas where it’s impossible not to get wet by the  Niagara waterfalls , even if you wear a poncho. That said, don’t let a bit of splash and spray deter you from getting an impressive view of the falls.

One of the best  travel tips for Niagara Falls  is to leave behind anything that could be damaged by water. Either keep it in the car or your hotel room or seal it in a waterproof bag if you’re keeping it on you.

5. Take the helicopter tour of Niagara Falls

A  helicopter tour of Niagara Falls, NY  is an unforgettable experience and the best way to get a good look at the falls. I recommend  this tour  from the American side. While it’s only a 10-minute flight, every second is mesmerizing and you can get a sense of the falls’ magnitude.

If you’re on the  Canadian side of Niagara Falls , I suggest booking  this tour . The 12-minute flight soars over the Horseshoe, American, and Bridal Veil Falls, and the helicopter is one of the quietest of its kind.

6. Arrive early to find a good spot to watch the Fireworks

The Niagara Falls fireworks are one of the most popular things to see on summer evenings. The show starts every night at 10 pm, although you’ll want to find a spot 30-40 minutes beforehand. If you’re not sure where to view Niagara Falls at night , I suggest the Skywheel (at the Canada side) or Prospect Point (at the American side).

7. Treat yourself to a Niagara Falls buffet dinner

Most Canada  Niagara Falls itineraries  include a visit to Skylon Tower. Besides being a wonderful viewpoint overlooking the falls, the Tower has two excellent restaurants: the Revolving Dining Room and the Summit Suite Buffet.

We ate dinner at the buffet, and we would definitely eat there again. It’s one of the  top things to do at Niagara Falls , so be sure to  book a ticket  to the Tower in advance. Or do what we did and take  this lunch tour  with a helicopter flight and boat cruise.

The Top of the Falls Restaurant is another place where you can eat while enjoying incredible views of the falls. This one is on Goat Island, on the American side.

8. Come back to Niagara Falls in winter

As I mentioned, the  best time to go to Niagara Falls  depends on what you want to do and see here. While the summertime is popular with most tourists, there is something special about visiting in the winter.

There are way fewer tourists, the prices are lower, and the atmosphere is calmer and more peaceful. That said, I don’t recommend a winter trip for your first time in Niagara Falls since most of the attractions are closed.

Is Niagara Falls worth visiting?

If you’re still wondering if a  visit to Niagara Falls  is worth it, I would say, without hesitation, yes!

While the  best time to visit Niagara Falls, NY  is in the summer, this is also when it’s the most crowded. If you’re  planning a trip to Niagara Falls, Canada , budget enough money and days so you can get to everything.

Despite all the planning and calculating involved, this is a place that you must see at least once in your life.

FAQs about visiting Niagara Falls

While our guide to Niagara Falls includes everything you need to know, check these frequently asked questions if you have any other concerns.

Where did Niagara Falls get its name?

The name ‘Niagara Falls’ originates from the Iroquois language of the indigenous peoples of North America. Niagara means “thunder of water” and refers to the thunderous sound that falling water makes.

Where is Niagara Falls located?

Niagara Falls is between Canada and the United States in North America, specifically within the course of the Niagara River.

How tall are the Niagara Falls waterfalls?

There are actually three waterfalls at Niagara Falls: the Horseshoe Falls (164 feet), the American Falls (99 feet), and the Bridal Veil Falls (79 feet).

Where does Niagara Falls’ water come from?

Niagara Falls’ water comes from four of the five great lakes: Erie, Huron, Michigan, and Superior.

Will Niagara Falls run out of water?

No, unless the course of the river changes, Niagara Falls will not run out of water.

When did Niagara Falls stop flowing?

Niagara Falls dried up in 1969 when the United States Corps of Engineers diverted the river that flows into the falls.

How often does Niagara Falls freeze?

It is very difficult for Niagara Falls to freeze completely, although the temperatures have dropped low enough four times for this to happen. During the winter months, you can see blocks of ice and snow on the falls.

Where can I view Niagara Falls at night?

If you want to enjoy Niagara Falls at night, two of the best places are Queen Victoria Park in Canada and Goat Island in the United States.

Now you have all the information you need to start planning your trip to Niagara Falls. If you have any questions, you can leave a comment below, and I will try to help you as quickly as possible. Remember that we also have a specific guide to Niagara Falls in Canada and another about Niagara Falls, New York .

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Greetings! I’m planning to go to Niagara Falls this summer. How can I obtain a free travel guide? Please let me know. Thanks. God bless! 🙂

Hi Ricky, You can request a free travel guide to the U.S. side of Niagara Falls and the Canadian side of Niagara Falls via this website .

What’ is like in May to visit & west are Covid restrictions if any? Are booster shots & vaccines mandatory? What’s the closest airport to the Canada side Marriott or Hilton at the falls?

Hi Eileen, May is a wonderful time to visit! The weather won’t be as hot and there should be fewer crowds. Niagara Falls is following current COVID restrictions, but proof of vaccination isn’t mandatory. The closest airport is the Niagara Falls International Airport.

Is everything still open like the first week in September? Or should we plan for an August trip? This will be our first trip to Niagara Falls.

Yes, everything will be open the first week of September. Enjoy your visit to Niagara Falls. You’re going to love it for sure!

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As a celebrity chef, restaurateur, television host, author, and award-winning recording artist Roger Mooking has earned an international reputation as a multi-media artist and entertainer. Most widely recognized as the host of the celebrated culinary series “Man Fire Food”, the Trinidadian born, Canadian raised Chef carries a globally inspired vision that reflects his rich family heritage, a love for people and travel and interest in global flavours.

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Niagara is home to some of Canada’s most celebrated Icewine producers. Chef Massimo Capra will celebrate this liquid gold with an exquisite 5-course menu that will awaken your palate. Come indulge yourself in this remarkable experience.

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Piedmont sits in the northwest corner of Italy, bordering France and Switzerland. Join us as Chef Massimo Capra crafts seasonal delights from the renowned region. This region is well known for its meats, mushrooms, cheeses, chocolate, coffee and wines. Immerse yourself in an evening where every dish tells a story within the rich flavours of Piedmont’s traditional cuisine.

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Chicken Parmigiana, Lasagna Classico and our signature Fettuccine Alfredo. **Our meat sauces include pan-seared beef and Italian sausage.

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Came around 3pm on Saturday and there was a hive hour wait for table for 2. The restaurant is not packed but perhaps due to lack of staff, the wait existed. My highlights as usual are the unlimited salad or soup and breadsticks! I really enjoy their salad but definitely ask for light dressing unless you like each piece to be drenched. I am also addicted to their Bellini peach raspberry iced tea (non alcoholic) and it comes with bottomless refills. The mango strawberry iced tea was not bad either but less sweet and flavours were more subtle. For the soups they have a few on rotation and the day we went, they had minestrone, a chicken broth gnocchi (creamy based), a spicy sausage one and one more. For the mains we got a spaghetti with meatballs and a tour of Italy , which has Alfredo linguine, a chicken parmesan, and a slice of lasagna. The chicken parm was nice and crispy and the other two were nothing to write home about. The meatballs were good but the spaghetti was slightly overcooked to my liking.

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Me and my boyfriends came in and had a delicious meal. My boyfriend got spaghetti and meatballs and my other boyfriend got shrimp pasta and my other boyfriend got spaghetti also. I got the tour of Italy which was out of this world. Me and my friends love your worker Sam. His long luscious hair his posture is excellent he is just a very bright young man. I love you Olive Garden

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I hadn't been to Olive Garden in years so I was very excited to be here again. Unfortunately, the food was not as good as I remembered it being. First off, we had the breadsticks. The texture was perfect but it was extremely salty. Despite this, we still got two orders between two people because it was  good, but it would've been GREAT with less salt. For dinner, we ordered the house salad, Zuppa Toscana (soup), Chicken & Gnocchi (soup) and the Tour of Italy . As with the breadsticks, the soups and the Tour of Italy (Lasagna, Fettuccine Alfredo and Chicken Parmigiana) were very salty. It was hard to finish our food without a refill for our waters, but they were very slow at that too. I guess it was a busy night as they kept apologizing for the semi-slow service. The lasagna was also VERY, VERY cheesy, which can be a good or bad thing depending on your personal preference. I would've preferred a bit more meat in it. The house salad was drowning in the Italian dressing which made it quite sour and even soggy towards the bottom. However, I am giving this two stars instead of one because I ordered the Green Apple Sangria and it was the best sangria I've ever had - definitely exceeded my expectations. It wasn't too much of anything - not too sweet, not sour, not too alcoholic. The proportions were just right. We had our main sever but also two others that assisted in taking our orders because they were so busy but I never felt like I was waiting a long time for anything except our refill. Everyone was very nice, polite and apologetic for the wait. I would not come back though unless it was just for drinks

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I always go to the Olive Garden when I make a trip to the U.S. I was happy to find this location a short drive away from our hotel. You can't beat their house salad and bread sticks (it can be a meal in itself), but you know I had to have the Tour of Italy , my favourite dish! I am never disappointed! It features generous portions of their chicken parmigiana, fettuccine Alfredo and lasagna. They all taste good but I realize my favourite is the fettuccine - the sauce is perfect! I also had a peach sangria (perfect drink but it could use less ice) and the pumpkin pie cheesecake for dessert. It was just awesome! The pumpkin pie spices really came through. we had the most amazing server, Teyve, who was friendly, helpful and funny. What a great experience overall!

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It was just an ok experience.  I think the waiter had issues with another table and forgot about our table.  We order drinks and the waiter gave me the wrong drink and didn't come back to our table for a 1/2 hour.  It took over a 1/2 hour to get our soup and salad and 40 minutes for our appetizer.  You could tell the appetizer was sitting in the window for awhile because Lasagna Fritta were overcooked and were tough.  I posted the picture.  This is my favorite app there so I know what they are supposed to look and taste like.  The waiter never asked us to refill our glasses.  The friendly manager came over talked to us made us laugh and got us refills on our drinks. The manager made the experience so much better with his jokes and great personality.  When the food came out we had the Tour of   Italy which is amazing.  Thank goddess for the manager who made the experience so much better :)

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The hostess was very pleasant and gave us a different seat when we asked! The food was delicious! I got the Gorgonzola steak Alfredo and my boyfriend got the tour of Italy . The only reason I'm giving it 4 stars is because our server Matty was a bit unfriendly and gave us the wrong soup. Not a huge deal but I thought it was worth mentioning.

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Great food and service.  I have not been here since they took out the Canadian locations.  Got the Tour of Italy which came with Chicken Parmesean, Fettuccine Alfredo and Lasagna.  Soup was Chicken with Gnocchi.  Great portion and all for $17! I love their table drink order off a computerized system that also axts as the terminal to oay your bill. We need those machines here so we dont have to wait for our bill and machine to pay. Next time my visit will not take over 10yrs to return!

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• Dining style Casual Elegant
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• Cuisines Italian, Mediterranean, Contemporary Italian
• Hours of Operation Dinner Wed, Thu, Sun 5:00 pm–9:00 pm Fri, Sat 5:00 pm–10:00 pm
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Sunday - Thursday: $59 per person; Friday, Saturday, and Holiday Sundays: $69 per person. Enjoy endless family-style Italian dishes brought to your table

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Romaine and radicchio, olives, red onion, chickpeas, cherry tomatoes, cucumber, Parmesan, and pepperoncini, tossed in an Italian vinaigrette

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Grilled striploin steak served with king oyster mushrooms, arugula, cherry tomatoes, garlic truffle oil, and shaved Parmesan cheese

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Discover the best ways to tour Niagara Falls – whether by boat, helicopter, bus or even zip line – and note that you'll need a passport if you're planning to visit any of the Niagara Falls attractions in Canada (whether you're on a tour or not).

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Best Niagara Falls Boat Tours

Just two companies offer boat tours to Niagara Falls: Maid of the Mist, which is based on the U.S. side, and Niagara City Cruises (formerly Hornblower Cruises) in Canada. Some combination Niagara Falls tours (below) include a boat ride and access to other attractions.

Niagara City Cruises – Voyage to the Falls Boat Tour (Canada)

Price: Adults from CA$32.75 (about $24); kids from CA$22.75 (approximately $17) Duration: 20 minutes

This 20-minute tour offers a close-up view of the American, Bridal Veil and Horseshoe falls, as well as the breathtaking Niagara Gorge. Offered by Niagara City Cruises (formerly Hornblower Cruises), the tour is accompanied by an audio commentary and includes complimentary ponchos (that you can keep), which tourgoers say you'll absolutely need to wear. Travelers call this an exhilarating and unforgettable experience.

Tours depart every 15 to 30 minutes throughout the day with evening options mid-May through the first week of October. Tickets start at CA$32.75 (about $24) for adults and CA$22.75 (approximately $17) for children ages 3 to 12. The ride is free (though not recommended) for children 2 and younger.

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Maid of the Mist (U.S.)

Price: Adults from $28.25; kids from $16.50 Duration: 20 minutes

The ultimate Niagara Falls boat tour, the Maid of the Mist has been in operation since 1846. Now an all-electric fleet of double-decker boats, the Maid of the Mist brings riders face-to-face with the falls on a 20-minute ride. Tourgoers describe the ride as breathtaking and beautiful, saying it's like nothing they've experienced before. Note that you'll get wet – that's how close you'll get to the falls – even if you wear the ponchos that are supplied to all visitors.

Tours operate from mid-April through early November from 9 or 10 a.m. to between 4 and 8 p.m. daily, depending on the time of year. Tickets cost approximately $28.25 for adults and $16.50 for children 6 to 12; children 5 and younger ride for free.

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Niagara Falls Helicopter Tours

Niagara Helicopters – Classic Tour (Canada)

Price: Adults from CA$180 (about $133); kids from CA$110 (about $89) Duration: 12 minutes

For a chance to witness the grandeur of Niagara Falls from above, don't miss this excursion with Niagara Helicopters. The 12-minute flight takes you along the Niagara River to the falls, over Rainbow Bridge and the Niagara Whirlpool, with a prerecorded audio commentary accompanying your flight. You may even be able to see Toronto and Lake Erie on a clear day.

Flights depart daily from 9 a.m. to 5 or 7 p.m., depending on the season. Tickets start at CA$180 (about $133) for adults and CA$110 (about $89) for kids ages 3 to 11. Travelers say they appreciate the crew's attention to safety, and that the views are well worth the cost. Niagara Helicopters also offers wine tours and charter flights.

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National Helicopters – Niagara Grand Tour (Canada)

Price: From $215 Duration: 20 minutes

The Niagara Grand Tour takes travelers on a 20-minute helicopter ride over Niagara Falls and the surrounding region to discover sights like Niagara-on-the-Lake (known for its wineries) the whirlpool rapids and more. The tour also makes a second pass over the falls for maximum views and spectacular photo-ops for passengers on both sides of the helicopter.

Tickets range from $215 to $280 per person, depending on the number of people in your group. Children must be 2 years old to join the tour, which runs daily every half-hour from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tourgoers praise this helicopter tour of Niagara Falls, calling it a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Reviewers point out that the tour departs from the Niagara District Airport, which is about 11 miles north of the main tourist attractions on the Ontario side. However, passengers say the extra time in the air is worth the drive.

National Helicopters also offers winery tours, sunset flights and wedding packages.

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Gray Line – Niagara Falls Evening Illumination Tour (Canada)

Price: Adults from $130; kids from $100 Duration: 4.5 hours

For a different perspective of the falls, consider this evening tour from Gray Line. The tour, which lasts about 4.5 hours, includes stops at Journey Behind the Falls ; the Table Rock Centre, a popular vantage point; the Floral Clock, which features thousands of colorful flowers; and the Niagara Whirlpool. Plus, you'll have the chance to observe the falls from atop the 775-foot Skylon Tower after the sun sets and the evening light show begins. Reviewers rave about the guides, who they say provide informative and entertaining commentary throughout the tour.

The tour, which runs May through October, costs approximately $130 for adults and approximately $100 for children ages 5 to 12. Kids 4 and younger can join for free. Tours depart at 5:30 p.m.

Over the Falls Tours – Niagara Falls Canadian and American Tour with Maid of the Mist Boat Ride

Price: Adults from $209.95; kids from $154.95 Duration: 6 to 7 hours

This Niagara Falls tour covers it all: a boat ride on Maid of the Mist (New York), a visit to the Cave of the Winds (New York), a bird's-eye view atop Skylon Tower (Ontario), prime viewing areas for photos and more. Plus, all attraction fees and round-trip hotel transportation is included in the tour rate. Tour guides receive rave reviews for their breadth of knowledge and sense of humor.

Tickets start at $209.95 per adult and $154.95 for children ages 5 to 12. Children 4 and younger can join for free. Tours are available April through November, and options also include tours of just the American or Canadian side of Niagara Falls. Note that passports are required.

See Sight Tours – Day and Night Tour of Niagara Falls (Canada)

Price: Adults from $265; kids from $155 Duration: 6.5 hours

An ideal choice if you only have one day to see the falls, this 6.5-hour tour allows you to observe this natural wonder from a variety of perspectives. You'll view the falls from the observation deck of the Skylon Tower, enjoy a behind-the-scenes peek with Journey Behind the Falls, and take a boat ride to the falls with Niagara City Cruises. In the summer, you'll also enjoy nightly fireworks. Tours depart daily at 3 p.m.

Tickets, which include a three-course dinner at Table Rock House Restaurant and round-trip transportation from Ontario hotels, start at $265 for adults 13 and older, $155 for kids ages 5 to 12 and $30 for children 4 and younger. Recent tourgoers say they can't recommend this experience enough, noting that the dinner is exceptionally tasty.

See Sight Tours also offers a similar tour on the U.S. side , as well as highly rated helicopter tours of Niagara Falls .

Niagara Tour Company – All-Inclusive Niagara Falls American Tour (U.S.)

Price: Adults from $115.99; kids from $89.99 Duration: 4 to 5 hours

This all-inclusive tour features a boat ride on Maid of the Mist, a visit to the Cave of the Winds and Niagara State Park, a stop at the Niagara Observation Tower and other attractions on the U.S. side of Niagara Falls. Bottled water and coupons for discounts at local restaurants and attractions are also included in rates. Recent reviewers highly recommend this tour, noting that the energetic tour guides are full of great stories.

Tickets for this four- to five-hour tour start at $115.99 per adult and $89.99 per child ages 5 to 12. Tours depart four times daily from mid-April through early November. Round-trip hotel transportation is available.

Niagara Falls Adventure Tours

WildPlay Niagara Falls – Zipline to the Falls (Canada)

Price: From $69.99 Duration: 60 to 90 minutes

Zip line toward the falls on this adrenaline-inducing tour offered by WildPlay. Four zip lines take riders 2,200 feet along the edge of the Niagara Gorge, toward the falls, at speeds of up to 40 mph. Following the tour, you'll have the option to purchase photos and video footage of your adventure. Zip line tours are considered low in difficulty. Visitors must be at least 7 years old and weigh less than 275 pounds to safely participate in this Niagara Falls tour.

General admission is $69.99, though recent travelers strongly recommend upgrading to the skip-the-line ticket ($99.99) to avoid long wait times. The actual ride is pretty quick, but standard wait times can exceed an hour. A Beat-the-Heat Nighttime Experience – when the falls are illuminated – is also offered. Tours are available year-round from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Thursday and 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday to Sunday.

Whirlpool Jet Boat Tours – Wet Jet Boat Tour (U.S. and Canada)

Price: Adults from CA$74.95 (about $55) or $64.95; kids from CA$44.95 (about $33) or $39.95, depending on departure location Duration: 45 minutes

If you're looking for a thrilling ride on Class V whitewater rapids, travelers say you can't go wrong with Whirlpool Jet Boat Tours. You'll venture along the Niagara River to the Niagara Gorge and then the Niagara Whirlpool in a motorized Wet Jet at speeds up to 55 mph. Keep in mind: This tour does not go to Niagara Falls. You will get wet, so plan to bring a change of clothing and shoes, and also dress accordingly in cold weather.

Tickets for the 45-minute tour vary by departure location: Queenston, Ontario, or Lewiston, New York. For the Ontario tour, the cost is CA$74.95 (about $55) per adult and CA$44.95 (about $33) for children ages 6 to 12. For departures from New York, tickets cost $64.95 per adult and $39.95 per child. Note that kids must be at least 44 inches tall to take this tour. If you prefer not to get wet, take the Freedom Jet Dry Tour . All tours are offered May through October.

Whirlpool Aero Car (Canada)

Price: Adults from CA$17.50 (about $11.50); kids from CA$11.50 (about $8.50) Duration: 10 minutes

Take in breathtaking views of the surging Niagara Whirlpool (located at the end of the famous falls) from an antique cable car that dates back to 1916 (and has been upgraded several times since). The Whirlpool Aero Car is safely suspended by six cables as it crosses the grand Niagara Gorge. The ride, which accommodates up to 35 passengers at a time, lasts about 10 minutes. Recent riders – including those with a fear of heights – agree the long lines are worth the wait for the incredible scenery.

The Whirlpool Aero Car operates between early April and early November. Admission is CA$17.50 (about $13) for adults 13 and older and CA$11.50 (roughly $8.50) for kids between 3 and 12 years old. Tours begin at 10 a.m. every day except Wednesday, when the attraction opens at noon; closing time is 5, 6 or 7 p.m., depending on the day of the week.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The boat tours offered by Maid of the Mist (U.S.) and Niagara City Cruises (Canada) last about 20 minutes.

Yes, you can easily explore Niagara Falls on your own. However, many travelers opt for a tour to enjoy a unique vantage point and/or to visit several attractions at one time.

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Husband & I decided to try this restaurant as we are staying in Hilton. This was best meal we have had in a long time in dining out. Menu was interesting with 4 different courses. Food was of highest quality and we were not disappointed.... More

Amazing food, great service great atmosphere. In house made pasta noodles, bread and desserts. Service was great explained each course as it arrived . Great family service style restaurant a definite go to restaurant.!!!

Great experience with a great Server, Sav! Loved the customer experience ans information about the how the whole process worked. Enjoyed how we could choose different dishes to try, they were all great! I loved the live piano player great music!

Three course menu was more than filling. Food was delicious and service was attentive. Meal began with warm bread service. First course was Caprese Salad and Burrstina. Next up was Gnocchi Gnocchetti. Steak and Chicken Piccata rounded out a great meal as course 3. Dessert... More

Experience first started with a table by open doors to the outside. It was a wonderful spot to enjoy our dinner and watch the sights outside. Our waiter was Adam S. Simply put he was amazing! If he did not have the answer to our... More

So much food! I had to skip part of my 3rd course and all of my 4th (dessert). I was traveling solo and wasn’t sure I’d be welcome given the family style service. I was treated like a queen. It was a quiet, pleasant atmosphere... More

Corso is an excellent, and very affordable place to have dinner. The antipasto bar is phenomenal. Definitely pace yourself, as there is a ton of food on the menu. The Cannoli was otherworldly! Check this place out if you’re in Niagara Falls! Fantastic!

Went here for dinner with family, the food was exceptional. Best Italian restaurant in Niagara Falls, possibly the best I've been to so far. Service was the best, lovely restaurant. Will return again for sure! Very happy with our experience here. Thank you Corso's

Stayed at the HIlton and visited Corso. First time was a sit down buffet with endless dishes. When we visited post covid - no endless food but good 3 course meal. Apps, main and desert. Good quality food for the price in Niagara falls. Leave... More

Had a reservation, thought it would be busy, it took the hostess forever to find us. I kept asking my husband what is she looking for and how long will it take. It wasn’t busy and we were the only ones in line. What they... More

Was not told the price, Was not impressed with most of the food. They give you a 5 course meal with different choices in each course. The only thing that impressed me was 1 of the pastas, the veg ravioli. Four 4 people, 3 with... More

Review background ------------------------------- During my 31-year career in the travel, tourism and aviation sectors, I have had the privilege to dine in over 60 countries throughout the world, and extensively across Canada. With my partner we visited Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada both to celebrate a... More

We were at this restaurant, celebrating our 52nd anniversary in Niagara, expecting to taste Italian food from different regions with distinct flavours, as advertiserd widely. Food was bland with no taste and required a sprinkle of black pepper to create some flavour. Even the pizza... More

We asked if we could order a pizza without the red sauce, and the answer was not. Why? Because the food was pre-made and warmed up. It was an awful and expensive meal.

The food was decent there is a lot of food that the normal person does not know what it is. However if you are an Italian food buff you will love this place. I thought that it was very high priced for the food that... More

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As one of the most iconic natural attractions in Canada, there are so many amazing Niagara Falls tours to choose from. Since most people come here to see one of the largest waterfalls in the world, many of the Niagara Falls tours centre around that. However, Niagara Falls is more than just Horseshoe Falls– it’s a lively destination with a vibrant tourism industry, filled with great food, exciting nightlife, and plenty of activities for thrill-seekers and nature-lovers alike.

So whether you’re looking for a Niagara Falls helicopter tour, a Niagara Falls boat tour, a Niagara Falls wine tour, or one of the many other tours in the area, we’ve got you covered in this guide to the best Niagara Falls tours in Ontario , Canada!

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Don’t have time to read the entire Niagara Falls Tours article? These are our four favourite tours overall:

• Best Comprehensive Tour of Niagara Falls : There’s a reason this tour has more than 300 5-star reviews. It combined many of the top Niagara Falls attractions, including a helicopter tour, a boat cruise, lunch at the Skylon Tower, and more!
• Best Helicopter Tour of Niagara Falls : It’s not too often that you’ll find yourself near one of the world’s most famous waterfalls, so why not go all out and opt for a 20-minute grand helicopter tour?
• Best Comprehensive Tour of Niagara Falls with No Helicopter : If you’re looking to experience many of the top attractions in Niagara Falls without a helicopter tour, including Canada and the USA, this is it.
• Best Day Trip Tour from Niagara Falls : When you’ve had enough of the falls, take this tour to Niagara-on-the-Lake, one of the most famous wine regions in Canada.

1. Niagara Falls Canada Tour + Helicopter Ride and Skylon Tower Lunch

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars (342+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  5 Hours | 🚀  BOOK NOW

We’ve been to Niagara Falls so many times and have seen the waterfalls from many different angles and one of our favourite things to do is take a helicopter ride over the falls. It gives you such a different perspective of this truly amazing natural wonder. However, they’re also incredible from the ground, so that’s why we recommend this thrilling small-group sightseeing tour .

This is the best tour we could find that combines so much of what we love about Niagara Falls. You get to fly around and over the mighty falls on a helicopter ride, travel to the edge of the Horseshoe Falls and back on the iconic Hornblower Cruise, feel the power of the water on the “Journey Behind the Falls” walk, and enjoy lunch in the Revolving Dining Room at Skylon Tower. Does it get any better?

Danny was our guide from Sightseeing Tours and he did an exceptional service to our group. We kept us on time, took pictures, was friendly and took us to all the spots. The helicopter tour is fantastic and the food at the Skylon was superb. I had the Salmon and it was good. I recommend this tour 100% -Guadalupe ( see more reviews )

This 5-6 hour Niagara Falls tour includes:

• Round-trip transport from the downtown Niagara Falls area
• 12-minute helicopter ride
• Hornblower Boat Cruise (seasonal)
• Journey Behind The Falls
• Lunch at Skylons Summit Suite Buffet
• Professional guide

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2. Niagara Falls in 1 Day: Tour of American and Canadian Sides

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars (3,574+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  7 Hours | 🚀  BOOK NOW

Do you want to see the American side of Niagara Falls or the Canadian side of Niagara Falls? If you answered both, this is the tour for you!

Get the full experience from both sides of the border on this deluxe tour of everything Niagara Falls has to offer . Visit all the must-see Niagara Falls attractions, including the thrilling Maid of the Mist boat cruise, the exciting Cave of the Winds walk, take a trip to the top of the Skylon Tower, and much more. All attraction and admission fees, plus hotel transfers and road tolls are included. Food and beverages are at your own expense.

I highly recommend this tour. Our tour guide, Dayna, was funny and informative. She kept the tour going with great stories. We had hotel pickup and drop off which was very easy and convenient. Dayna, knew all the employees at each stop so we got the star treatment. Wait times were minimal and parking was great. We enjoyed all the sights. Dayna also gave us recommendations of shopping, restaurants and directions from our hotel to walk and see the falls at night. -Michelle ( see more reviews )

Marvel at Horseshoe Falls, American Falls, and Bridal Veil Falls from both the American side and the Canadian side on this comprehensive tour of Niagara Falls.

This 7-hour Niagara Falls tour includes:

• 6-7 hour guided tour of Niagara Falls
• Hotel pickup and drop-off from the Niagara Falls area (not from Toronto or Buffalo)
• Maid of the Mist Boat Ride (late April- November, can vary due to weather)
• Journey Behind the Falls (replaces Maid of the Mist when not operating)
• Cave of the Winds with Hurricane Deck (mid-May- early November)
• Cave Gorge Trip & World Changed Here Pavilion (replaces Cave of the Winds when not operating)
• All road fees and bridge tolls

3. Best of Niagara Falls Canada Small Group w/Boat & Behind Falls

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars (1,404+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  4 Hours | 🚀  BOOK NOW

This is another one of the most popular comprehensive Niagara Falls tours. This 5-hour, small-group tour is led by a local guide who will take you to some of the area’s top attractions. Check out the view from the top of the Skylon Tower, a Hornblower cruise, or a thrilling Journey “Behind the Falls”. These are some of the top attractions in the area. Different options take place depending on the season. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Martina was a great tour guide! She included lots of city details which was awesome. She delivered us right on time and walked us to the entrance to all the attractions and we were well informed on what to do. Behind the falls and the boat ride are great. -Eric ( see more reviews )

This 4-5 hours comprehensive tour of Niagara Falls includes:

• Hotel pickup and drop-off in the downtown Niagara Falls area
• Transport by minivan
• Admission to: Journey Behind the Falls and Skylon Tower Hornblower Cruise (seasonal, operating April-November only) Admission to Niagara’s Fury and Butterfly Conservatory from December – April

4. Niagara Falls Canada Day + Night Small Group Tour w/Falls Dinner

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars (100+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  7 Hours | 🚀  BOOK NOW

Experience beautiful Niagara Falls by day and night on this all-inclusive full-day tour . Ascend the Skylon Tower, feel the falls’ mist aboard a Hornblower cruise, and visit Journey Behind the Falls. This is where most tours end. But not this one. After the sun sets, settle in for a gourmet 3-course meal at a restaurant offering dramatic views of Horseshoe Falls lit up by bright lights before heading to the tower where the spotlights are mounted to change the colour! Hotel transport is included on this small-group tour that is limited to seven people.

The entire day/night was amazing. The boat ride up to the falls was so much fun. Changing the lights on the falls was pretty cool. Dinner at Rock Table was very nice with a spectacular view of the falls. Watching the fireworks at the top of Skylon Tower was great. Our tour guide Khalid was super. He was so accommodating, informative, and all around a great host. We highly recommend this tour. -Teresa ( see more reviews )

This full-day Niagara Falls tour includes:

• Free hotel pickup and drop-off in the downtown Niagara Falls area
• Professional driver/guide
• “I Lit Up Niagara Falls” Certificate
• Air-conditioned vehicle
• All taxes and fees

5. Niagara Falls Canadian Side Tour and Maid of the Mist Boat Ride Option

⭐️  RATING:  4.5 out of 5 Stars (2,233+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  6 Hours | 🚀  BOOK NOW

Get to know the best of Niagara Falls on this 6-hour tour . Visit some of the area’s top attractions, such as the Skylon Tower, and cross the border into the United States for an iconic cruise on the Maid of the Mist. During the off-season when Maid of the Mist is not running, you’ll get to embark on the thrilling Journey Behind the Falls excursion. This is a great way to see some of the top highlights while stepping foot in two countries! Hotel pickup and drop-off in Niagara Falls (Ontario and New York) are included.

Randy made this an awesome, memorable experience! A must do if you’re traveling in this area. The views are unbelievable we saw so much more than we would have on our own -Deborah ( see more reviews )

If you’re looking for a quick tour that combines two of the top highlights in Niagara Falls, this is a popular option. Visits also include Canadian Horseshoe Falls, Table Rock House, and Queen Victoria Park.

This 6-hour tour of Niagara Falls includes:

• Maid of the Mist Boat Ride* (early May- late October)
• Return trip up Skylon Tower
• Hotel pickup and drop-off

6. Niagara Falls Grand Helicopter Adventure

⭐️  RATING:  4.5 out of 5 Stars (424+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  20 Minutes | 🚀  BOOK NOW

If you’re interested in a helicopter tour, few places compare to beautiful Niagara Falls. This is your chance to experience Niagara Falls like never before, from an entirely new perspective, on this scenic 20-minute helicopter journey . Enjoy the incredible sight of the American, Bridal Veil, and Canadian Horseshoe Falls from high above, along with a mesmerizing view of the many landmarks and renowned wine country of the Niagara region. The view is unforgettable, but bring a camera to capture the moment—and a friend—because a minimum of two people is required.

This was a brilliant experience which was worthwhile and thoroughly enjoyable. Ryan was the helicopter pilot, he was extremely helpful, very friendly and put us all at ease. The helicopter ride was smooth and gave a fantastic view of Niagara Falls and surrounding area. This was a memorable trip which my wife and I thoroughly enjoyed – thank you Ryan you were fantastic. -David ( see more reviews )

Soar over Niagara Falls and Niagara-on-the-Lake aboard a state-of-the-art helicopter while soaking up panoramic views of the falls, historic landmarks, and wine country.

This 20-minute Helicopter tour of Niagara Falls includes:

• Full view of the entire Niagara Region

7. Niagara Falls CANADA Helicopter Tour

⭐️  RATING:  4.5 out of 5 Stars (530+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  12 Minutes | 🚀  BOOK NOW

As you can probably tell in this guide to the best Niagara Falls tours, we’ve featured many helicopter tours. This is because it was one of the highlights of our trip to Niagara Falls back in 2017. All of them offer spectacular views, so it really comes down to budget and the amount of time you want in the air. This particular helicopter tour of Niagara Falls is only 10-12 minutes, giving you more than enough time to see the waterfalls from the sky for the least amount of money.

Enjoy the incredible sight of the American, Bridal Veil, and Canadian Horseshoe Falls from high above, along with a spectacular view of the many landmarks along the way, like the Niagara River and Whirlpool Rapids. Each passenger receives an individual headset that provides interesting and educational commentary about the falls during the flight.

Experience of a lifetime. Perfect service, perfect pilot and everything else was just perfect. We had to wait a few hours due to weather but as soon aswe got the green light, we were on the first flight. We loved every moment of it -Vinil ( see more reviews )

This 10-12 minute Helicopter tour of Niagara Falls includes:

• 10 minutes in flight 12 minutes including loading and photos (Approx).
• Taped commentary via speakers in Airbus H130 aircraft

8. Experience Niagara Falls in Three Hours

⭐️  RATING:  4.5 out of 5 Stars (107+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  3 Hours | 🚀  BOOK NOW

Short on time but want to make the best of it? When it comes to Niagara Falls tours, this is one of the best for truly making the most out of your time with admission tickets to the Hornblower boat cruise, Whirlpool Observation Deck, tunnel system behind the waterfalls, and Souvenir City included. In addition to round-trip transport from select hotels, your guide ensures a stress-free tour and provides commentary at stops along the way.

Our Guide was John from magnificent tours, he was friendly and upbeat and had loads of interesting facts and stories. He was great with the kids who loved the tour. Great to skip some queues for attractions and 3 hours was just right for us. -Sheena ( see more reviews )

This 3-hour Niagara Falls tour includes:

• Transport by private coach

9. The Best All-Inclusive Walking Tour of Niagara Falls

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars (25+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  3 Hours | 🚀  BOOK NOW

Experience the great wonder of the world like never before with the top must-do Niagara Falls attractions! You’ll get as close as possible to this powerful natural icon on this all-inclusive walking tour led by an experienced and friendly tour guide. You’ll start the tour by meeting in the morning at the base of the Skylon Tower, making sure that you’re one of the first in line at every attraction.

If you’re looking for a guided tour that combines many of the top attractions in addition to great value, this 3-hour tour of Niagara Falls is for you. You’ll get spectacular views of all three falls (Canadian/Horseshoe, American and Bridal), ride up the Skylon Tower for an aerial view of Niagara Falls, jump on a hornblower cruise and get super close to Horseshoe Falls, learn fascinating stories about the history of Niagara Falls, feel the thunderous vibrations of Niagara Falls from behind them, and see and learn about over 20 other landmarks along the way.

We booked this tour after having done similar excursions in Europe. This was by far the best tour we have ever been on!! The tour guide was professional, punctual and very knowledgeable of the area. The stops and attractions were well planned and organized. I would definitely recommend this tour to anyone who wants a first class experience in discovering Niagara Falls! -Dino ( see more reviews )

This 4-hour walking tour of Niagara Falls includes:

• All Fees and Taxes
• Priority access
• Expertly guided tour of Niagara Falls by a local and licensed guide
• Niagara Falls coupon pack with over $150 worth of savings
• Skylon Tower
• Hornblower Boat Tour

10. Niagara Falls CANADA, Open-Top (Wet) Jet Boat Tour

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars (417+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  45 Minutes | 🚀  BOOK NOW

Now for something totally different. Niagara Falls produces a lot of water, so why not enjoy a wet and wild adventure on the Niagara River on this Niagara Falls open-top jet-boat ride ? Jump aboard your powerful speedboat and strap in for a thrilling ride. Zoom across the rolling waves as your river tour guide shares entertaining commentary, and get soaked as you enjoy the ultimate Niagara experience.

The people were so nice and friendly. We felt very safe and well taken care of. They do an excellent job making sure you hit all the waves and get super wet. The most fun I’ve had in a long time! 🙂 10/10 recommend! -Shannon ( see more reviews )

Admire the beautiful scenery and swirling waters of the Niagara River on this thrilling open-top jet-boat ride. Ponchos are provided but you will still need a change of clothes.

This 45-minute adrenaline-packed tour of the Niagara River includes:

• 45-minute jet-boat ride
• Safety equipment
• Pre-trip briefing and safety orientation
• Live commentary on board
• Local taxes
• 6% fuel surcharge

11. Niagara CANADA, Domed (Dry) Jet Boat Tour

⭐️  RATING:  4 out of 5 Stars (101+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  45 Minutes | 🚀  BOOK NOW

If the thrill of a jet boat ride sounds amazing but you don’t want to get wet, this is the tour for you! Experience the swirling currents of the mighty Niagara River without getting wet on this Niagara jet-boat adventure . Hop aboard our domed jetboats and ride the choppy river with your guide. Please note that you do not see Niagara Falls on these tours. The only boat that goes to the falls is the Hornblower Cruise and Maid of the Mist.

Going through rapid crazy waves!!! Super fun experience! Fall foliage was gorgeous! Staff was very nice and made the experience even more fun!!! -Karen ( see more reviews )

Discover a different side of Niagara Falls on this 45-minute jetboat tour that includes:

• 45-minute jet boat ride
• Life-jacket

12. Clifton Hill Fun Pass: Top 6 Attractions

⭐️  RATING:  4.5 out of 5 Stars (140+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  1-6 Hours | 🚀  BOOK NOW

Similar to places like Las Vegas, Niagara Falls has lots of tourist attractions, many of which can be found on Clifton Hill. If you’d like to enjoy attractions like the Niagara SkyWheel (Canada’s largest observation wheel), Wizards Golf or Dinosaur Adventure Golf, and the Movieland Wax Museum of Stars, the Clifton Hill Fun Pass is a great pass to buy .

Great deal for these attractions. We enjoyed the wax museum & Zombie ride the most. We loved doing the ferris wheel at night to see the falls lit up. Definitely recommend buying off Viator. -Roseanne ( see more reviews )

The Clifton Hill Fun Pass includes:

• 6 Top Attractions in Niagara Falls

13. Niagara SkyWheel Admission Ticket

⭐️  RATING:  4.5 out of 5 Stars (306+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  8 Minutes | 🚀  BOOK NOW

If you’re looking for one of the best ways to admire the beauty of Niagara Falls, take a spin on the Niagara SkyWheel, which stands 175 feet (53 metres) tall, making it Canada’s largest observation wheel. Enjoy a breathtaking journey on this giant Ferris wheel, with incredible views of the famed Horseshoe and American Falls, the Niagara skyline and other landmarks from the safety and comfort of an enclosed, climate-controlled cabin. Take pictures in every direction and listen as a narration details the sites below. This economical sightseeing attraction is available year-round, in any type of weather, making it one of the top attractions in Niagara Falls.

Sky wheel was a great fun experience for everyone. Staff where friendly and helpfull. Zero line up, and 3 full rotations stopped at the top and got great views of niagra. -Karen ( see more reviews )

Soar above Niagara Falls for stunning views of the Niagara River, Niagara Parks and Clifton Hill on this 8-minute tour that includes:

• Niagara SkyWheel Admission
• Fully enclosed, climate-controlled gondola
• Optional audio narration

14. Zipline To The Falls in Niagara Falls, Canada

⭐️  RATING:  4 out of 5 Stars (453+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  1.5 Hours | 🚀  BOOK NOW

If you’re looking to combine an incredible view of Niagara Falls with some excitement and adrenaline, enjoy this unique zipline experience across Niagara River Gorge! Strap on your gear and head up to the launch deck before soaring down 2,200 feet (670 metres) of cable near the mighty Horseshoe waterfall. Feel this incredible force of nature and enjoy the views before landing safely on the other side.

The whole experience was awesome. The employees all very friendly and wete very knowledgeable. Would love to do it again next time I come to the Falls. -Geoff ( see more reviews )

This 1.5 Hour zip-lining experience includes:

• Safety helmet and comfortable harness with a pouch for personal effects.
• All necessary instructions safety and enjoyment.
• Falls viewing and photo opportunity at Falls Landing and Observation Deck.
• Return to the top via an open-air shuttle

15. Skylon Tower, Niagara Falls Ontario Observation Deck Admission

⭐️  RATING:  4.5 out of 5 Stars (484+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  1 Hour | 🚀  BOOK NOW

As you can see from the photo, the Skylon Tower offers one of the best views you can get of Niagara Falls. It can be busy, however, so it’s best to prebook your admission ticket to the Skylon Tower and soak up stunning views of Niagara Falls. A glass-enclosed elevator—‘Ride to the Top’—speeds you up to the observation decks in seconds. From 775 feet (236 metres) above the falls, you can snap unbelievable photos of Horseshoe and American Falls, the Great Gorge, and Niagara River. The Revolving Dining Room and the Summit Suite Buffet offer sumptuous meal options as well, so you can always pair it off with a meal as well. Visit at night to see the illuminated falls or check out the seasonal fireworks displays. We had a great time in Niagara Falls! Was a great vantage point from Skylon Tower. Would recommend to anyone visiting Niagara Falls. -Kevin ( see more reviews )

This 1-2 hour experience in Niagara Falls includes:

• Skylon Tower Admission
• Incredible Views

16. Half-Day Wine & Cheese Tour – Niagara On The Lake Wine Tour

⭐️  RATING:  4.5 out of 5 Stars (290+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  4 Hours | 🚀  BOOK NOW

Once you’ve had enough of the main attractions in Niagara Falls, you may want to join a tour over in nearby Niagara-on-the-Lake, one of the top wine regions in Canada. During this small-group wine tour , you’ll discover the highlights of Canada’s burgeoning Niagara wine region while travelling in a comfortable minibus. You’ll visit three or four top-rated local wineries, enjoy numerous tastes, discover how wine is made, tour the vineyards, and even enjoy a wine-and-cheese pairing at one of the stops. At the end of your adventure, return directly to your hotel.

Outstanding trip! We went on this tour knowing very little about wine. By the time we finished our tours we learned so much. The wine itself was very enjoyable and the staff were incredibly friendly. I will be recommending this to EVERYONE -Sion ( see more reviews )

This 4+ Hour wine tour includes:

• Hotel pickup and drop-off (Niagara Falls & Niagara On The Lake)
• Driver/guide
• Bottled water
• Tasting Fees at Wineries
• Hand Sanitizer

17. Niagara-on-the-Lake Cycle and Wine-Tasting Tour with Optional Lunch

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars (171+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  6 Hours | 🚀  BOOK NOW

If you’re interested in touring one of Canada’s most famous wine regions, this tour is a great option. Enjoy the quiet country bicycle trails and vineyards of scenic Niagara-on-the-Lake, which is super close to Niagara Falls, on this guided biking and wine-tasting tour . Choose from the 6.5-hour tour, complete with a two-course lunch, or the half-day 4-hour tour. Pedal over mostly flat and simple biking routes to the region’s best wineries to taste unique Canadian wines , including Ontario’s famous ice wine.

The whole tour was fantastic, Chris J was a great guide, very informative and we loved every minute. Group was small so we got to know everyone and wine tasting was well organised and different at each of the 4 vineyards. Lincoln was nice and bikes were good, definitely worth every penny! -Linda ( see more reviews )

Taste unique Canadian wine varietals, including Ontario’s famous ice wine, at wineries ranging from large-production to boutique on this 4-6 hour biking tour that includes:

• Professional, local guide
• Wine-tasting fees and vineyard tour
• Fuji cruiser bicycle and helmet
• 2 Course Lunch (Full-Day Tour Option)
• Pickup and delivery of purchases back to HQ
• Customers do not have to carry purchases on the bikes
• Small Cheese & Charcuterie Box (Half-Day Tour Option)

18. Full-Day Group Wine Tour (with cheese and charcuterie) in Niagara-on-the-Lake

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars (86+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  5 Hours | 🚀  BOOK NOW

Experience the beautiful scenery and the delicious wines of Niagara-on-the-Lake on this full-day small-group wine tasting tour . This is a great introduction to the region for first-timers or can also be a wonderful day out for locals as this tour includes all your transport, allowing you to sample all the different wines without worrying about driving. You’ll also get to enjoy a cheese board and charcuterie at one winery and have some time to explore the beautiful Olde Towne. This is such a wonderful tour for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of Niagara Falls.

Marko was our guide and made this experience very special from the time he picked us up until the time he dropped us off. A wonderful group of couples and a single lady who we thoroughly enjoyed tasting wine and having conversation with between wineries. Awesome experience and so glad booked this tour. -Rhonda ( see more reviews )

This 5-hour wine-tasting tour in Niagara-on-the-Lake includes:

• All taxes, fees and handling charges
• Round-trip private transfer
• Wine tasting

19. Small Group Niagara-on-the-Lake Wine Tasting Tour

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars (411+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH: 4 Hours | 🚀  BOOK NOW

As you can see, there are lots of tours around Niagara-on-the-Lake and that’s because it’s one of the top wine regions in Canada. Don’t miss out on the chance to discover Niagara-on-the-Lake, the birthplace of Ontario’s modern wine industry, on this guided, small-group wine-tasting tour . Sample the area’s wide variety of world-class wines, including Ontario’s famous ice wine. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included (on afternoon departure only).

When I tell you I had the time of my life on this tour. My husband and I ended up the only ones which was very cool. Our guide Peter was so great, patient, and enthusiastic. My God the wines…. My husband who formally claimed he wasn’t a fan of wine and didn’t like red left a different man! I swear he enjoyed it more than I did Haha All the wineries were lovely. The staff were awesome. Never felt rushed or pressured. There is no way you can leave disappointed! -Cassidy ( see more reviews )

This 4-Hour wine tasting tour includes:

• Morning Tour is 3 – 3.5 hours (9.45 am – 1 pm)
• The afternoon Tour is approximately 3.5 – 4 hours (1.30 pm – 5 pm)
• Wine-tasting tour through Niagara-on-the-Lake wine country
• Professional and knowledgeable guide
• Afternoon Tour – Hotel pickup and drop-off from Niagara-on-the-Lake Hotels or Niagara Falls Hotels

20. Premium Tasting Experience Transportation and Wine Tastings

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars (72+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  5 Hours | 🚀  BOOK NOW

Interested in more than wine? Get a taste of the Niagara-on-the-Lake region on this winery, distillery, and brewery tour . This small-group tour brings you to three different properties to taste the wines of the region (with a choice of beer, whiskey, or wine tasting at the Wayne Gretzky Estate.) Learn about the properties’ histories and production methods on this interactive half-day tour.

My husband and I had a great time on this wine tour. Mark was punctual, extremely friendly and informative. Best wine tour we have been on yet! Emily’s tour at Peller Estates Winery was very informative and enjoyable. Loved their wine and ice wine. We enjoyed the wine at Trius and wine and food at Wayne Gretzky Estates. We will be back Mark!! -Lori ( see more reviews )

This 5-6 Hour tour around Niagara-on-the-Lake includes:

• Alcoholic Beverages

21. Niagara-on-the-Lake Wine Tour with Lunch -Private Tour in Classic English Cab

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars (39+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  4 Hours | 🚀  BOOK NOW

If you’re looking for a truly unique way to enjoy the wine region of Niagara Falls, this tour is for you! Enjoy an in-depth and indulgent introduction to the esteemed Niagara wine region on this private tour in a classic London black cab . Meet your guide at your Niagara Falls or Niagara-on-the-Lake hotel, hop aboard your vehicle for the day, and head out to try some of Ontario’s best wines. You’ll get an introduction to winemaking and will enjoy a tutored tasting. Following a multi-course lunch at a gourmet restaurant, or an outside picnic lunch (weather dependent), venture to four other wineries to sample numerous other varietals.

I have done several wine tours and this was by FAR the greatest one. Tom, our driver, was very knowledgeable of the area, took us to see beautiful sites when we had extra time between wineries and took wonderful care of us! The novelty of touring around in the English can was totally worth it – so fun! I highly recommend this tour to anyone who loves NOTL or is looking to experience it for the first time! A+ -Kathleen ( see more reviews )

This unique wine-tasting tour near Niagara Falls includes:

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• €100 deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

3 - Day Niagara Falls USA & Canada Combo Tour

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Niagara Falls and Outlet Shopping

Overall the tour was good

Essence of Eastern Canada (End Toronto, 8 Days, Toronto Airport And Post Trip Hotel Transfer)

Best of Eastern Canada (End Toronto, 9 Days, Toronto Airport Departure Transfer)

Very nice tour. Would have liked more time in a place or two but, overall, good.

Eastern Journey

Our trip was in Eastern Canada the first of July 2023. It was a nightmare to figure out how to get to our hotel from the train and subways, up and down soooo many stairs then walking the rest of the way with our luggage mind you. Definitely call for a ride to the hotel. Our first hotel was nice in Toronto. Niagara Falls was fun and definitely something to experience. The tour buses on our whole trip were comfortable and we had great drivers, especially Mike. He was so personable and took really good care of us! The second hotel in Ottawa was good too but when we went to Quebec City that was the worst hotel I’ve ever been in! The beds were uncomfortable, the air conditioner didn’t work well at all, and the shower was messed up and only ran hot water. Then the water wouldn’t shut off so we had to call someone to shut it off with tools. The tub didn’t have anything on the bottom for you to not slip so I slipped getting in and tore the towel rack down which was just glued on. I ended up having to place a towel in the shower where we could take a shower and not fall down. The people that worked there were rude. The carpet in the hallways was disgusting and coming up which is a major trip hazard. One couple that was on the tour with us showed me a piece of metal that fell from his ceiling in his room and hit him in the head. We had to stay two miserable nights there! Our next hotel in Montreal was okay and the last hotel they put us in back in Toronto was a very nice hotel and had a wonderful breakfast. Our guide was nice and informative too. We enjoyed seeing everything we did either while in the bus or walking around the cities. I’m not sure if I will do another group tour or not. Guess we’ll see….

Mackinac Island featuring Niagara Falls

This trip was fantastic. We loved visiting Mackinac Island and everything in between.

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5-Day Tour of America from New York City

The tour itself was fantastic the tour guides were great hotels were fabulous If you only have a short time then this is perfect lots to see and we’ll organised My only issue was when we arrived at the said location to start the check in was chaos You need to have a list with peoples names making sure they are at the correct place and know which bus they are on and the buses were full do we did not even think we were getting on so it was very stressful Anyway once on all good Fabulous trip highly recommend From Josephine Sydney Australia

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Great Eastern Cities

It was great. We has a lovely time. The tour director, Esther, was very experienced and knowledgeable. The driver, Mark, was very kind. The places covered was more than adequate and we saw/experienced a lot more than we expected

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Corso: Endless Family-Style Italian in Niagara Falls, ON, is a Italian restaurant with average rating of 3.7 stars. Curious? Here’s what other visitors have to say about Corso: Endless Family-Style Italian. Today, Corso: Endless Family-Style Italian will be open from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Want to call ahead to check how busy the restaurant is or to reserve a table? Call: (905) 353-7174 . On top of the amazing dishes, other attributes include: coffee. For a similar meal experience, check out Shoeless Joe's Sports Grill and Brasa Brazilian Steakhouse as an alternative. Share your experience here with others! Leave a review!

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Amazing all fresh made Italian food. They offer in house made gluten free pasta that was beyond amazing. Like being at an ... Italian wedding that was apis for by a very rich papa. Our server Daniel was amazing and very attentive. Highly recommend! Read more

The atmosphere was great and the price was ok for the amount of food you get. I will say that I did think the food was OK. It ... wasn?t horrible but it wasn?t great. My pasta was good, but the main, while being hot and looking nice, was pretty boring inregards to flavour. It wasn?t horrible, but it wasn?t very tasty personally. My husband got the pizza to start and it was good,his lamb pasta and his beef rib main had an odd taste. He didn?t really eat any of them as they were pretty unseasoned and hedidn?t like the sauce and the accompaniments to the meat . The service was slow but friendly. Overall probably won?t go againdue to the food not being really to our preferences, especially for the price. Read more

Best dining experience I?ve ever had. The three course meal is so worth it I genuinely thought it was too good to be true. All ... the posted food was around $130 including tax and tip. Portions were average to generous, left feeling incredibly full and withtakeout. Wish I could give this place 10 stars and more! Read more

I?m first going to say that this place deserves well beyond 5 stars. I took my girlfriend here for her birthday, last minute ... decision as we just arrived in Niagara and we saw the restoraunt as we pulled into our hotel. What a fantastic decision thatwas. A live pianist is playing sway as we walk into the restaurant. We get seated right beside the window not too far from thepiano and the servers arrived right on time ready to serve. The food was fantastic, hot and plentiful. We ordered the 3 coursemeal with an extra app on the side with 2 glasses of wine. The exact order was the margarita pizza (unreal margarita, supersaucy and flavourful). The caprese salad (super fresh tomatoes and delicious overall). The strozzapreti pasta which wasphenomenal, the mushrooms and the amount of Parmesan was perfect. Last but not least was the rack of lamb which was cooked toperfection and tasted amazing. The service was impeccable, I accidentally knocked over a glass of wine and they were ready tosit us at a new table and gave me a topped up glass in no time. Well done Corso, you set a tone now for my girlfriend and we nowhave to live up to the standard you set. Read more

Very Delicious! Pasta was made fresh and you can definitely tell. It was so good! The desserts were also very tasty and ... fresh! Service was great! Atmosphere was good! Will be back Read more

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Corso: Endless Family-Style Italian is open on the following days: Monday: 05:00 PM - 09:00 PM Tuesday: Closed Wednesday: Closed Thursday: 05:00 PM - 09:00 PM Friday: 05:00 PM - 10:00 PM Saturday: 05:00 PM - 10:00 PM Sunday: 05:00 PM - 09:00 PM

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Embark on a self-guided walking tour of Niagara Falls, starting with the exhilarating Maid of the Mist & Observation Tower. Experience the raw power and beauty of The Three Falls, including American, Bridal Veil, and Horseshoe Falls. Next, feel the spray at Cave of the Winds Lookout, an up-close encounter with the falls. Pay homage to a pioneer at the Nikola Tesla Monument, then end at Terrapin Point, offering serene views of the cascading waters.

About the Tour

Your Niagara Falls walking tour begins at the Visitor Center Parking Lot, where you’ll uncover the fascinating Formation of Niagara Falls. Next, reflect on history at the Civil War Monument and learn about Annenraes the Warrior. After a left turn at the Ticket Booth, prepare for the awe-inspiring Maid of the Mist & Observation Tower experience.

As you approach Observation Tower, immerse yourself in the history and splendor of The Three Falls – American Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, and Horseshoe Falls. Discover the legend of Lelawala near Iconic Prospect Point, followed by a look into how the falls’ power is harnessed.

Your journey continues through Hell’s Half Acre, revealing the tumultuous past of Niagara Falls City. Uncover the ecological narrative at Literally Toxic and then learn about the fearless Daredevils who braved the falls. Reflect on Frederick Law Olmstead’s influence and explore the serenity of Luna Island.

Visit the Nikola Tesla Monument, a testament to the inventor’s legacy, before experiencing the exhilarating Cave of the Winds Lookout. Delve into the story of The Day the Falls Stood Still, followed by insights into Erosion and Preservation.

Witness the natural phenomenon of The Ice Bridge and the panoramic views from Terrapin Point. Explore the differences between the Canadian Side and American Side, and then discover More Stunts at the Horseshoe Falls. Learn about Niagara Falls and Climate Change, followed by the serene beauty of Three Sisters Islands.

After crossing at the Crosswalk, delve into the legend of The Great Serpent. Your enlightening journey concludes with a comprehensive understanding of this magnificent natural wonder, enriching your experience with history, legend, and natural beauty.

Where To Start?

For Best Experience, We recommend Starting From:  Niagara Falls Visitor Center Parking Lot,  Niagara Falls, NY 14303

How Does It Work?

• Once you book a tour, you’ll get a text/email with instructions.
• Download the app (while in good wifi/signal) and use your unique password to access your tours. If there are multiple versions or entrances for your tour, be sure to download all audio guides.
• To begin touring, go to the starting point and launch the app.
• The audio starts automatically once you reach the starting point. Stick to the tour route and speed limit for the best experience.
• Please note that no one will meet you at the starting point.

What You'll See

Our tour begins at the parking lot by the Visitor Center.

Formation of Niagara Falls

Explore the incredible story of how Niagara Falls evolved over 600 million years, shaped by geological forces and natural processes.

The Monument

Learn about the Niagara Civil War Monument and its portrayal of a Union soldier in a formal "parade rest" position.

Civil War Losses

Reflect on the impact of the Civil War on Niagara Falls, where many local young men fought and never returned.

Annenraes the Warrior

Uncover the ancient rivalry between Native American tribes and the tale of Annenraes, a beloved Seneca warrior.

Napoleon + Honeymoon = Niagara?

Explore the unexpected origin of Niagara Falls as the "Honeymoon Capital of the World" involving Napoleon's brother and a scandalous marriage.

Maid of the Mist

Prepare to experience the exhilarating Maid of the Mist boat ride and visit the Observation Tower for breathtaking views.

Observation Tower

Learn about the history of the Niagara Falls Observation Tower and its role in providing panoramic views of the falls.

The Three Falls

Marvel at the three distinct waterfalls that make up Niagara Falls and their unique characteristics.

Discover the mystical story of Lelawala and her connection to lunar rainbows at Niagara Falls.

Nikola Tesla Monument

Pay tribute to Nikola Tesla's contribution to harnessing hydroelectric power at Niagara Falls.

Cave of the Winds Lookout

Get ready for an up-close encounter with Bridal Veil Falls at the Cave of the Winds Lookout.

The Day the Falls Stood Still

Imagine the unusual occurrence of Niagara Falls freezing in 1848 due to extreme cold, attracting curious onlookers.

Erosion and Preservation

Learn about the ongoing erosion of Niagara Falls and the preservation efforts to protect this natural wonder from irreversible changes.

The Ice Bridge

Learn about the regular formation of the ice bridge below the falls and the dramatic 1912 incident when it shattered.

Terrapin Point

Experience the breathtaking proximity to Horseshoe Falls, known for its immense water volume and energy generation.

Canadian Side vs. American Side

Discover the friendly rivalry between the American and Canadian sides, with a special mention of Canada's illuminated falls at night.

Horseshoe Falls

Recall the daredevil feats of Nik Wallenda and his wife Erendira, who pushed the limits by performing over the Horseshoe Falls.

Niagara Falls and Climate Change

Reflect on the changing landscape around Niagara Falls and the potential impacts of climate change on the area.

Three Sisters Islands

Explore the historical and cultural significance of Three Sisters Islands to the Indigenous peoples of the region.

The Great Serpent

Delve into the Seneca tribe's mythical explanation for the thunderous roar of Niagara Falls, involving the Thunder God.

Wrap up the tour with directions to return to the starting point and a reminder to leave feedback for tour improvement.

Preview The Tour

  is it easy to walk around niagara falls.

Yes, it is easy to walk around the Niagara Falls area, with well-marked paths and viewpoints.

  Is one day enough to see Niagara Falls?

Yes, one day is enough to see the main attractions of Niagara Falls, but more time allows for a more leisurely experience.

  Which month is best for Niagara?

The best months to visit Niagara Falls are June to August for pleasant weather, but it’s beautiful year-round.

  What is the best way to see Niagara Falls?

The best way to see Niagara Falls is by taking boat tours like the Maid of the Mist or Hornblower to get up close.

  What do you wear to Niagara Falls?

Wear comfortable clothing and layers. Waterproof gear is helpful for boat tours, and sturdy walking shoes are recommended.

  Which side of Niagara Falls is prettiest?

Many consider the Canadian side to have the best panoramic views of the falls.

  Is Niagara Falls good to see at night?

Yes, Niagara Falls is stunning at night when it’s illuminated.

  Is there fireworks every night at Niagara Falls?

Fireworks are scheduled during the summer months (May to October) but not every night.

  What time is the light show at Niagara Falls?

The light show at Niagara Falls typically begins at dusk and continues until late in the evening. Times may vary by season.

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