Around Niagara Falls
Stroll through the Niagara’s surrounding area.
Do you know , as well as the great horseshoe falls, Niagara has many other places to visit. If you have time, do not miss the great wineries, thousands of flowers, unique souvenir and more!
| Souvenir City | Floral Clock | |
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| Travel along the Niagara Parkway and visit Souvenir City for all those gifts to take back to family and friends. You can find unique items like native crafts like totem poles, dolls, carvings, chocolates, local jams, syrups, etc…. |
After Souvenir City, then visit the beautiful Floral Clock, a unique clock that had flowers grown in a certain pattern to form a beautiful design (seasonal- each year there is a new design). | |
| Botanical Gardens & Butterfly Conservatory | Niagara on the Lake | |
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| Next Door you can visit the stunning Botanical Garden houses 99 acres of maintained gardens, including perennials, rhododendrons, azaleas, a formal parterre garden, shade, herb and vegetable plantings, an aviary as well as a world-famous rose garden featuring over 2,400 roses. Botanical Gardens is also the home of the magical Butterfly Conservatory view over 2,000 free flying tropical butterflies as you wonder amongst lush, exotic blossoms and greenery. | If you have time, only a few more miles you can experience the historic and quaint Niagara on the Lake home to over 50 wineries, unique boutique shopping, restaurants and the Shaw Festival Theater. Niagara on the Lake is enriched with history dating back to the War of 1812, was the first Capital of Ontario and the place where the first anti-slavery legislation was passed. | |
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