Niagara Falls

Your getaway to Niagara Falls

Start with the icon: Hornblower into the mist, because it’s famous for a reason. Dry off with a slow walk along the promenade, coffee in hand, watching the water. Lunch somewhere unhurried — a patio on Victoria Avenue with something local on the plate. Afternoon is a wander: Clifton Hill’s cheerful chaos, then the calm of Queen Victoria Park’s gardens. Take the short drive to Niagara-on-the-Lake for pretty streets and one winery tasting. Back by evening for the best view in town, the falls lit up in shifting color. Dinner with a fallsview window if you can get it; the Ontario wines are a pleasant surprise. If it’s summer, the fireworks over the gorge close the day better than any plan could. Nothing extreme, nothing missed — a little nature, a little food, a little theater of water. This is the balanced version of a place that rewards almost any version.

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