45 Amazing Attractions in Niagara Falls, Canada

Updated On: November 08, 2023 by   Marwa Alaa

Who said Niagara Falls is only famous for its three monumental waterfalls? Besides the spectacular scenery of the falls from Canada and the USA, it has many thrilling natural and man-made attractions in both countries. However, the Canadian side has more attractions compared to the American side. Are you ready for a new exciting adventure-packed vacation? Now then, ConnollyCove will take you on tour and introduce you to the top attractions in Niagara Falls, Canada! 

Where is Niagara Falls, Canada, Located?

Niagara Falls exists on the border of Ontario, the Canadian province, and New York, the American state. It divides the city into two sides: the Canadian and the American. The Canadian side exists in the regional municipality of Niagara in southeastern Ontario on the Niagara River’s west bank. It is opposite Niagara Falls, New York. 

Niagara Falls, Canada, Airport

The closest airport to Niagara Falls, Canada, is Toronto Pearson International Airport with the code (IATA: YYZ). Its surrounding area is called Golden Horseshoe due to the nearby great Canadian Horseshoe Falls. Located in Mississauga, Ontario, the airport takes around an hour and 20 minutes to reach Horseshoe Falls from the airport. 

Transportation in Niagara Falls, Canada

Several attractions in Niagara Falls, Canada, are accessible on foot. However, you can use plenty of transportation options to get around. Here are some of them:

• Car/ Bicycle: Driving and biking are among the best ways to get around Niagara Falls, Canada. 
• Rented Car/ Bicycle: If you do not have a vehicle, you can rent a car or a bicycle. However, you should reserve it in advance to make sure you are eligible for renting. 
• Taxi: Taxi is another available option in the Canadian side of Niagara Falls. You will find many taxi companies throughout the city. 
• Railway: You can also take the railway from Fallsview Boulevard to the main attractions in the area. 
• WeGo Bus: Another available transportation option in Niagara Falls, Canada, is WeGo Bus. This state-of-the-art bus system has three lines: Blue, Red and Green. You can take the Blue and Red lines to any of the city’s tourist attractions. However, the Green line runs through Niagara Parks only. The purchased passes range from 24 to 48 hours with different fares. 
• Transit Bus: Transit buses are also available seven days a week. This city-wide public transit bus system connects Niagara Falls, Welland, St. Catharines, Port Colborne and Fort Erie.
• Double Decker Bus: To explore the attractions in Niagara Falls, Canada, the Double Decker bus is the best option. It has a tour guide who talks about each landmark in detail. Additionally, it is a hop-on/ hop-off bus which allows you to get off at any point.

Parking in Niagara Falls, Canada

If you are biking, you will avoid the problem of parking because bicycle parking is free in most of the attractions in Niagara Falls, Canada. However, if you are driving a car, free parking is available at a few attractions. Check if your hotel might offer free parking before you travel. 

It is recommended to list the top attractions in Niagara Falls you intend to visit and choose a parking space close to these attractions in advance. Otherwise, you can book a tour that includes pick-up and drop-off or hotel transportation.

Now, it is time to explore the Canadian side of Niagara Falls and the nearby splendid attractions!

1. Three Majestic Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls comprises three iconic waterfalls: Horseshoe, American and Bridal Veil Falls. Canada has the largest one, Horseshoe Falls or Canadian Falls. It is located between Goat Island in New York and Table Rock in Ontario. Although American and Bridal Veil Falls are in New York, the Canadian side has the best views of them.

Appreciate the enchanting views of the three Niagara Falls cascading with an unbelievable misty spray and thunderous roar. Every night, the three falls are lit with multi-coloured lights making the views more captivating. Additionally, impressive fireworks display over the falls when the sun sets. 

The illumination and fireworks take place on summer nights and some national holidays in winter. You can take unmatched views of these colourful displays from Queen Victoria Park or Skylon Tower. Queen Victoria Park is more popular because it has benches and grassy picnicking areas where you can sit comfortably and enjoy the spectacular shows.

2. Table Rock

Table Rock Centre is only steps away from the brink of Horseshoe Falls. It is one of the most fascinating attractions in Niagara Falls, Canada. The centre has everything you need to make your trip unforgettable. It is also wheelchair accessible.

For a one-of-a-kind dining experience, head to Table Rock Restaurant and try one of its locally-sourced, internationally-inspired dishes. Overlooking Horseshoe Falls, the restaurant is also a good observation spot where you can see the sparkling fireworks and light display at night.

If you are into shopping, there is the Table Rock Shop with two levels. In addition, there is the new Table Rock Market that offers fast casual food. For a fun activity, the centre has a new entrance to the spectacular Journey Behind the Falls.

3. Journey Behind the Falls

Going on a 30 to 45-minute Journey Behind the Falls is one of the top exciting things to do in Niagara Falls, Canada, too. Descend around 125 feet below the Canadian Falls by an elevator through the bedrock and explore the 130-year-old tunnels. From a short tunnel there, you can access two outdoor observation decks and portals behind the falls. 

In the outdoor observation deck, experience the power of the fall and admire its beauty. Appreciate the fascinating views of one-fifth of the world’s freshwater crashing down over the brink of the Canadian Horseshoe Falls. To keep dry during the peak season, you will get a biodegradable rain poncho, which you will take as a souvenir.

4. Niagara’s Fury

Similarly, the 4D motion theatre of Niagara’s Fury is among the most exciting attractions in Niagara Falls, Canada. In a 360-degree multi-sensory theatre, temperature drops, mist and snow fall all around, water bubbles and the floor trembles beneath you! During this one-of-a-kind experience, you will discover the ancient story of Niagara Falls.

You will watch an eight-minute animated pre-show recounting how the Ice Age in the Niagara Peninsula formed Niagara Falls about 12,500 years ago. In the next six minutes, you will witness the creation of the Falls. Meantime, you can enjoy the fascinating views of the theatre’s surroundings.

5. Dufferin Islands

Within walking distance south of Horseshoe Falls, Dufferin Islands are also among the top attractions in Niagara Falls, Canada. This secluded park is perfect for picnicking, birdwatching and relaxing alone or with your family. If you fancy strolling in a quiet place, there are many trails where you can immerse yourself in nature and enjoy walking any time of the year. 

This “Hidden Secret”, as many people refer to it, has a series of tiny scenic man-made islands connected by wooden bridges. In spring, admire the beautiful lush green vegetation and the blossom of flowers next to the Niagara River. Appreciate the stunning fall foliage in Autumn. In Winter, do not miss out on watching the Festival of Lights display.

6. Niagara-on-the-Lake

Beyond the Canadian side of Niagara Falls, Niagara-on-the-Lake is also among the top attractions in Niagara Falls, Canada. This picturesque Ontario town is located where the Niagara River and Lake Ontario meet. Enjoy the breathtaking views of the clear blue water, colourful flowers, lush greenery and 19^th-century buildings. 

Strolling along Queen Street and the quaint streets of Niagara-on-the-Lake Heritage District are among the top exciting activities you can do in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Meantime, discover endless boutiques, historical sites, various galleries, street-side cafes and restaurants, and fantastic parks. 

7. Fort George National Historic Site 

Along the scenic Niagara River in the town of Niagara-on-the-Lake exists Fort George. It is also one of the top attractions in Niagara Falls, Canada. The British Army used this 19^th-century military fortification during the War of 1812. 

In its historic site, explore eight restored buildings and hear some performed military music. Appreciate the alluring views of the Niagara River and the surrounding lush green vegetation. Further, listen to the interpreters recount the story of the British soldiers who lived there with their families. 

8. Victoria Avenue

Victoria Avenue is another lively attraction on the Canadian side of Niagara Falls. Intersecting Clifton Hill, this bustling street is full of exciting adventures for all ages. From here, you can soar above the spectacular Niagara Falls in a helicopter or get your adrenaline pumping at other thrilling attractions. 

9. Niagara Helicopters

Imagine flying above and around Niagara Falls! In Victoria Avenue, Niagara Helicopters offer you a lifetime ride over the magical waterfalls. Take an excellent helicopter tour for two to ten minutes and observe the incredible vastness of Niagara Falls from the air. Enjoy the aerial fairy-tale vistas of the falls and take numerous stunning photos. 

If you are a couple looking for a place for a unique wedding, you will have an unforgettable one at the Falls Wedding Chapel. This place offers a fantastic Sky Chapel helicopter wedding where you fly 1900 feet above Niagara Falls with your bride/groom!

10. Whirlpool Jet Boat Tour

Additionally, the Whirlpool Jet Boat tour is one of the adrenaline-pumping tourist attractions in Niagara Falls, Canada. If you take it once, you will repeat it for sure. You will be entertained to the fullest because the skilful captains will perform manoeuvres around the Rapids along the Niagara River. Further, the friendly tour guides will unravel the geological history of the area. 

Book your spot on one of two 45-minute rides: Wet Jet ride or Jet Dome ride. If you choose the Wet Jet ride, you will be completely soaked in water. On the other hand, the Jet Dome ride is a stay-dry option. You will not be splashed with water if you take a ride in the domed boat, and you will still enjoy a very exciting experience.

11. Louis Tussaud’s Waxworks

Do you want to take selfies with your favourite celebrity? Get ready with your smartphone camera, then! In the heart of Victoria Avenue, taking selfies with wax figures in the themed rooms of Louis Tussaud’s Waxworks is among the best things to do in Niagara Falls, Canada. 

Louis Tussaud’s Waxworks is one of the splendid attractions in Niagara Falls. Meet more than 200 life-like wax figures of actors, musicians, rock stars, and politicians. Strike a pose with your favourite celebrity, snap a selfie, and share the photo with your network!

12. Nightmares Fear Factory

Do you have enough courage to venture through one of the scariest attractions in Niagara Falls? On Victoria Avenue, very close to Clifton Hill, visiting Nightmares Fear Factory is among the top things to do in Niagara Falls with kids above six. It won Trip Advisors’ certificate of excellence four years in a row.

Nightmares Fear Factory is one of the psychological haunted houses where thousands of visitors chicken out. Wander through its dark maze and get scared to the full. At its end, you will find out that you are photographed. You can purchase these photos along with other souvenirs from the gift shop.

13. Great Wolf Lodge Waterpark

Another great tourist attraction on Victoria Avenue is the Great Wolf Lodge Waterpark. In this family-friendly resort, enjoy several fun attractions, including spas and mini-golf courses. You can also access the indoor and outdoor waterparks that are kept warm year-round. 

14. Clifton Hill

One of the major tourist attractions in Niagara Falls, Canada, is Clifton Hill. Intersecting Victoria Avenue, this lively street of fun comprises wax museums, haunted houses, mini-golf courses, themed attractions, video arcades, gift shops, hotels, restaurants and lots of excitement for all ages. 

15. House of Frankenstein

If you are a true thrill seeker, head to one of the scariest attractions in Niagara Falls: the House of Frankenstein and the Frank’N Coaster. Located in Clifton Hill, the House of Frankenstein has many monsters created from the dead lurking in the shadow. Find the hidden passageway and escape them, or you will be lost there forever!

On the roof of the House of Frankenstein, there is a little roller coaster called The Frank’N Coaster. It features a four-car train, with each car looking like a coffin. Take a ride and go through a railroad track with tight turns and steep slopes. Meanwhile, you will discover four terrifying stories above this iconic house. During the ride, you will enjoy some unique views of the falls and the Clifton Hill area.

16. Niagara SkyWheel

On Clifton Hill, Niagara SkyWheel is also one of the popular tourist attractions in Niagara Falls. It is Canada’s biggest observation wheel. Take a ride for eight to 12 minutes and soar 175 feet above Niagara Falls. During this unique and amusing experience, admire the majestic panoramic views for miles in every direction. 

Appreciate the aerial views of Niagara Falls, the River, the Parks, and other wonderful attractions. At night, enjoy the dazzling views of Clifton Hill’s glittering lights and Niagara skyline. You can also watch the sparkling fireworks and nightly illumination of the falls from there.

17. Zombie Attack

Next to the SkyWheel, Zombie Attack Theatre is one of the top exciting attractions in Niagara Falls. Are you ready to save the world from zombie attacks? Then, get ready for the new adventure! This interactive XD Dark Ride Theatre features 36 seats and a fast and precise targeting system. In a dynamic competitive environment, challenge your friends and see who will survive the zombies and be the champion of humankind!

18. Great Canadian Midway

In the heart of Clifton Hill, the Great Canadian Midway is also one of the best attractions in Niagara Falls. As the capital of entertainment, enjoy more than 300 interactive arcade games and simulated rides with your family and friends. Furthermore, get impressed by the vibrant colours and the stimulating sounds at this entertainment complex. 

19. Niagara Speedway

One of the most popular family-centric attractions is Niagara Speedway. It combines traditional go-karts with the elevated roller coaster-inspired track. So, let’s test your driving skills; make your way up the elevated ramp and experience tight turns. If you reach the checkered flag, you will win over other competitors. 

For more fun activities, Niagara Speedway features the Game Zone, which has all-new games and some old favourites. Affiliated with the Great Canadian Midway, Niagara Speedway uses the same tokens.

20. Wild West Coaster Motion Simulator

Ready for another new adventure? Head to one of the top attractions in Niagara Falls in Canada: Wild West Coaster Motion Simulator. As part of the Great Canadian Midway, this state-of-the-art 6D motion simulator takes you on an adventurous journey.

You will feel that you are on a real coaster in the presented movie, lifting, moving and twisting into the scenery. Riding this wild, lively simulator is among the most amusing things to do in Niagara Falls with family. 

21. Ghost Blasters Dark Ride

Furthermore, experience the spooky Ghost Blasters 3D Ride inside the Great Canadian Midway. Each car holds two players. So you can enjoy this unique experience with a parent or a friend. In a velvety black-light adventure, ride through a haunted house and move from one room to another. An army of phantoms will confront you, but do not panic, bud! You will be equipped with a laser gun. Take the challenge and blast these pesky ghosts, goblins, ghouls and skeletons that pop out from every crack in the room. 

22. Dinosaur Adventure Golf

Do you love playing golf? What about playing through a prehistoric world full of life-size dinosaurs? Dinosaur Adventure Golf in Clifton Hill is one of the top attractions in Niagara Falls that is worth visiting. Playing golf there is among the top things to do in Niagara Falls with family.

Surrounded by enormous dinosaurs and an active volcano, immerse yourself in an unforgettable experience. Enjoy the lush green vegetation and the prehistoric views while you play in an 18-hole mini-golf course. 

23. Big Top Amazing Mirror and Laser Maze

The Big Top Amazing Mirror and Laser Maze is also one of the fun attractions in Niagara Falls, Canada. Bring your family and friends, and let the thrill begin! You will experience seven adventurous mazes in one place. Explore many obstacles through endless hallways, infinite reflections and laser labyrinths.

24. Ripley’s Believe It or Not!

Ripley’s Believe It or Not! is also one of the top tourist attractions in Niagara Falls, Canada. It consists of many themed galleries. In there, explore weird artefacts, pop-culture memorabilia, animal oddities, interactive games, unusual hobbies and bizarre customs from all over the world! Additionally, immerse yourself and your family in stories that are hard to believe but undeniably true! 

25. Wizards’ Golf

Near Ripley’s Believe It or Not! in Clifton Hill, enjoy your time in one of the biggest attractions in Niagara Falls: Wizards’ Golf. Playing mini-golf in a mediaeval fantasy story is an exciting experience full of fun, imagination and activity.

Enjoy playing in an 18-hole mini-golf course featuring brightly-coloured exhibits of galaxies, Retro 60s, UFOs, vintage cars and more. Do not miss out on taking an adventurous round in “Glow in the Dark Miniature Golf” with its captivating glow-in-the-dark images and colours. 

26. Fallsview Indoor Waterpark

At the bottom of Clifton Hill on Falls Avenue, Fallsview Indoor Waterpark is North America’s largest indoor waterpark and resort. With 125,000 ft² of action-packed water fun games, it is one of the most entertaining attractions in Niagara Falls that you should visit with your family.

Enjoy swimming at the massive wave pool in Fallsview Indoor Waterpark, along with other exciting activites, including a 1000-gallon tipping bucket, incredible water slides and a swirling plunge bowl. You can also bask on a sun deck or relax in a jacuzzi. 

If you have kids, they can enjoy their time in the Beach House Play Area, the Mammoth Play area, or the Tiny Tots Splash Area. For drier options, they can play at the Jungle Beach Playhouse. After a long day, you can try one of the tasty dishes at the Beach Club.

27. Niagara Parks Commission

If you are adventurous, head to Niagara Parks Commission, commonly shortened to Niagara Parks. Niagara Parks are home to numerous wonderful attractions in Niagara Falls. Enjoy being surrounded by thousands of free-flying butterflies and soaring over a rushing whirlpool. 

28. Queen Victoria Park

With no admission fees, Queen Victoria Park is the main parkland in Niagara Falls, opposite the Canadian and American Falls. Against the backdrop of the beautiful falls, appreciate the impressive views of the carpet-bedding displays, along with the hanging baskets for flowers. Also, get fascinated by the hybrid tea rose and rock gardens. Relaxing and taking photos on the well-groomed lawns of the park are among the top things to do in Niagara Falls, Canada. 

29. Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens

A 15-minute drive from the falls, Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens are among the top attractions in Niagara Falls, Canada. Enjoy relaxing and walking through these European-style gardens with their landscaped lawns, bedding displays, flowers, herbs and vegetables. 

Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens are home to the charming Rose Garden. In the Rose Garden, unwind with your family or friends and take in the astonishing views of the greenery and rosebuds. Having fun there is one of the top things to do in Niagara Falls with family.

30. Butterfly Conservatory

The enchanting Butterfly Conservatory is one of Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens. Both gardens are open year-round from dawn to dusk. However, the Butterfly Conservatory requires an entrance ticket, although you can access Niagara Parks Botanical Garden for free. 

The Butterfly Conservatory is one of North America’s largest glass-enclosed butterfly conservatories. It celebrates design quality and enduring excellence; it received the 2020 Prix du XXe Siècle Award of Excellence. Stepping inside is among the best things to do in Niagara Falls with kids.

In a rainforest environment, enjoy strolling along stunning winding pathways adorned by a magical mini-waterfall and a pond. Meantime, appreciate the splendid views of more than 2000 colourful tropical butterflies flying freely above lush green vegetation and exotic blossoms. Before you begin this fantastic self-guided walking tour inside the conservatory, you will watch a captioned short informative video presentation. 

Before you leave, do not miss out on visiting the Emergence Window in the conservatory to view the butterfly’s life cycle. If you are lucky enough, you may see a butterfly leave its chrysalis and get ready to fly!

31. Bird Kingdom

Visiting the world’s biggest free-flying indoor aviary is also one of the top adventurous things to do in Niagara Falls with kids and family. A five-minute walk from the falls, the Bird Kingdom has a multi-level rainforest. Explore its pathways and discover hundreds of tropical and exotic birds in their natural habitats. 

Feeding the lorikeet birds is a must-try experience in the aviary. Let the playful birds land on your shoulders and feed them. Additionally, the ruins of the Night Jungle in the aviary await you to explore it. You will encounter marvellous creatures there, including owls and bats. Remember to bring your camera to take amazing photos of the creatures you encounter.

32. Floral Clock

Niagara’s Floral Clock is also among the free horticultural attractions in Niagara Falls, Canada. It is a 40-foot-diameter clock which is the biggest of its kind in the world. Get impressed by this colourful flowerbed-made clock surrounded by an alluring wide pond. This piece of art consists of 16,000 to 24,000 colourful carpet-bedding plants with floral patterns changed twice a year. 

Behind the Floral clock, there are the Westminster Chimes that sound every 15 minutes. Besides, there is the Westminster Tower. Stepping inside it is one of the great things to do in Niagara Falls. Explore the inner gear mechanisms inside the tower and see some historical photos. 

The best time to visit the Floral Clock is from May to October, during its vibrancy. Get ready with your camera and make the clock your photos’ backdrop. Take as many stunning photos as possible to show them to your family and friends when you are back home.

33. Centennial Lilac Garden

North of the Floral Clock, Centennial Lilac Garden in Niagara Falls’ Parkway is another worth-visiting destination. Strolling there is a pleasant experience. You will enjoy the lilacs’ beautiful bloom, amazing colours and wonderful fragrance. With over 1200 plants, the garden is most vibrant in the last two weeks of May.

34. Niagara Parks Power Station

Experiencing Niagara’s newest landmark, Niagara Parks Power Station, is among the top interesting things to do in Niagara Falls, Canada. In approximately two hours, explore the restored artefacts and the historical exhibits. Additionally, uncover the interactive stories hidden within this first primary power plant on Niagara River, Canada. 

35. Currents: Niagara’s Power Transformed

In a new epic way, explore the incredible transformation of water to power with Currents: Niagara’s Power Transformed in almost 30 minutes. Watch the impressive light and sound night show in the heart of the iconic power plant. It is a one-of-a-kind experience that you should not miss.

36. Whirlpool Aero Car

Travelling in the Whirlpool Aero Car, or the Spanish Aero Car, is also one of the most entertaining things to do in Niagara Falls from April to November. A few miles down from the actual waterfalls, get into the antique cable car and watch the swirling waters of the famed Niagara Whirlpool Rapids. With no passport required, you will cross the international border between Canada and the USA. 

In around 45 minutes, this thrilling attraction lets you see the impressive views of the tremendous amount of water rushing over the Canadian Falls and falling into the Niagara Gorge, creating the whirlpool rapids. At the end of the rapids, the Niagara Gorge turns abruptly counterclockwise, forming the mesmerising Niagara Whirlpool.

37. WildPlay Niagara Whirlpool Adventure Course

Also, among the thrilling attractions above the Niagara Gorge and Whirlpool is WildPlay Niagara Whirlpool Adventure Course. Having fun there is one of the top fun things to do in Niagara Falls with family. Experience some suspended obstacles and ziplines above the turquoise water of Niagara Gorge and the teal-coloured swirling waters of Whirlpool. 

Are you courageous enough to try this experience? Let the adventure begin, then! First, you will have a training session on the ground on all aerial circuits of one of three self-paced options: Classic Course, Extreme Course and Kids Course. After training, you will be able to climb up cargo nets and ladders, walk across tightropes, jump onto swinging logs, slide down ziplines, and swing and balance on wobbly bridges.

If you are a thrill-seeker, you must try the cliff-side courses. To add more thrill to this adventure, try the Extreme Course. Reaching up to 40 feet high, experience “What’s to Fear Jump”: you will climb, zipline and plummet to the forest floor. Your kids can also have fun there. Let them enjoy playing at the 15-foot Kids Course, which is suitable for 5 to 12-year-old kids.

38. WildPlay Niagara Falls Zipline to the Falls

Trying WildPlay Niagara Falls Zipline to the Falls is also one of the fun activities to do in Niagara Falls with family. On one of the four parallel ziplines, take a once-in-a-lifetime ride from the Grand View Marketplace and land on the top of the falls observation deck at the base of the Canadian Falls at a speed of over 70 km/hr. 

Soaring above the Niagara Gorge, you will appreciate the stunning bird’s eye view of Niagara Falls. In winter, enjoy the breathtaking landscape of Niagara Falls when it is covered in snow and ice. If your kids are above seven, they can enjoy riding the Zipline to the Falls, too.

39. White Water Walk

The White Water Walk is also one of the lovely attractions in Niagara Falls, Canada. Visiting it is one of the top enjoyable things to do in Niagara Falls from April to November. Delve into the geological history of the Niagara Gorge and discover the life of the fauna and flora you might see in Niagara Parks. 

In an elevator, ride 70 metres down to a tunnel near the Niagara Gorge. Walk around 70 metres through the tunnel to reach the Boardwalk. At the end of the Boardwalk, you will find stairs that lead to two observation decks at the edge of the Niagara River.
Go for a stroll along the Boardwalk and enjoy the incredible views of the greenery, the Niagara Gorge, the swirling Niagara whirlpool and the Niagara River’s Class 6 whitewater rapids. As one of the wildest rapids in North America, feel the thunderous roar of the raging river beside the Boardwalk.

40. Niagara Glen Nature Reserve

Between the Whirlpool River Park and the Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens, take a break from the crowds and head to Niagara Glen Nature Reserve. It is one of the quietest attractions in Niagara Falls and Canada’s last remaining pockets of old-growth Carolinian forests. 

Strolling along the guided hiking trails in Niagara Glen Nature Reserve is among the most entertaining activities in Niagara Falls. Hike the Whirlpool Trail if you are still a beginner. However, if you want more challenges, try the River Trail or the Trillium Trail. 

During the tour, discover many interesting rock formations, like Balancing Rock and Devil’s Arch and learn about the rich ecosystems of the area. Additionally, explore a variety of at-risk species and native wildflowers thriving in this nature reserve. 

If you wonder what to do on Niagara Falls’ Canadian side, stop by the Niagara Glen Nature Centre. They can plan an itinerary for you or help you find nearby attractions in Niagara Falls. They can also provide hiking information, maps and some refreshments.

41. Skylon Tower

The most famous attraction in Niagara Falls is Skylon Tower. From there, you can enjoy sweeping, unparalleled views of the three Falls, the Great Gorge and the skylines of Toronto, New York and Buffalo. You will like it more when you see the daylight transition to dusk and then night above the cascading falls. At night, the views become alluring with the nightly light display and the colourful fireworks. 

Take the exterior glass-enclosed “Yellow Bug Elevators” to the top of the tower while appreciating the majestic landscape. At 775 feet (236 metres) above the Falls, you will find two restaurants: the Revolving Dining Room and the Summit Suite Buffet Dining Room. The Ride-to-the-Top and the Indoor/Outdoor Observation Decks are accessible for free when dining.

Skylon Tower is world-famous for its Revolving Dining Room Restaurant that rotates 360° silently every hour. Enjoy 360° captivating views of the Falls and the city below while you have your award-winning continental dinner with your family. The Summit Suite Buffet Dining Room Restaurant also offers tasty continental cuisine that is family-affordable. Enjoy the all-you-can-eat buffet while you take in the mesmerising views of the Falls.

To have fun to the fullest, experience the mighty power of Niagara Falls in the 3D/4D Falls Movie “Legends of Niagara Falls”. You will travel back in time to witness the Great Lakes’ geological evolution and Niagara Falls’ formation. Do not miss out on visiting the Family Fun Centre at Skylon Tower.

42. Niagara City Cruises

Formerly known as Hornblower Niagara Cruises, Niagara City Cruises are among the wonderful attractions in Niagara Falls, Canada. In a 20-minute voyage, take a once-in-a-lifetime boat tour and enjoy the breathtaking views of Niagara Gorga and Niagara Falls. Sail beside the American Falls, and Bridal Veil Falls towards the Canadian Falls.

43. Niagara Falls History Museum

On a rainy day, Niagara Falls History Museum will save the day! This museum is one of the top attractions in Niagara Falls, Canada, about 15 minutes from the falls. The museum offers a wealth of information on the history of Niagara Falls, Ontario City, and the three majestic falls, visit this museum, and you will not regret it!

Niagara Falls History Museum has several galleries and exhibits. Explore some historical documents, artefacts, costumes and other significant pieces in the Community Gallery. In the Gale Family War of 1812 Gallery, you will find soldier uniforms, photographs, weaponry and audio-visual exhibits. There is also a research room and a theatre in the museum.

44. Upside Down House

Have you ever seen a carpet on the ceiling? In the Upside Down House, you will find everything is upside down. The house is upside down from the outside, and so is the inside. You will find furniture and appliances on the ceiling and lamps on the floor. Take plenty of hilarious photos to show your family and friends when you are home. It is one of the amazing attractions in Niagara Falls, Canada, and a new experience that you should take advantage of with your kids. 

45. Rainbow International Bridge

After visiting the prominent attractions in Niagara Falls, Ontario, why don’t you think of seeing the American side of the Falls? The Rainbow International Bridge is an arch bridge that connects Canada and the United States. It also offers spectacular views of Niagara Falls and the Niagara River. Cross it, and you will be in the United States in less than five minutes. 

Can I walk across the Rainbow Bridge?

You can cross the bridge on foot, in a car, on a bike or by bus. However, take care! 

Can you cross the Rainbow International Bridge without a passport?

You are crossing an international border that is operated by two states: Canada and the USA. So, you need to present proper documentation to the immigration office there. If you are a Canadian citizen, you should present a valid passport. However, you must present a valid passport and visa, along with other documentation, if you are a citizen of another country.

Is there another international bridge in Niagara Falls?

Lewiston-Queenston Bridge is another international bridge in Niagara Falls where you can cross the Canada-US border in no time. Just prepare your documentation and get ready for another wonderful adventure in the American side of Niagara Falls. Have a nice journey! 

These are the top tourist attractions in Niagara Falls, Canada. Now, let’s look at the top mesmerising things to do in Niagara Falls, New York. You might also want to read interesting facts about Niagara Falls.

Niagara Falls, Canada Images

Here are some images of the Canadian side of Niagara Falls.