From Narcity: Niagara Falls is a popular tourist destination in Ontario that draws millions of visitors every year. The city is brimming with things to do, from visiting the iconic Horseshoe Falls to exploring the attractions at Clifton Hill. If you’re planning a trip to Niagara Falls but only have 24 hours to enjoy the city, we have you covered. This itinerary outlines some amazing things to do, places to eat and spots to stay to make the most out of your short vacation. Get ready for 24 hours full of gorgeous views, delicious dishes and thrilling experiences in Niagara F ..read more

From InSauga.com: The late Pierre Burton is considered by many to be the quintessential Canadian author. The thoughtful and thought-provoking writer not only encapsulated the Canadian experience but in his erudite manner, taught many how to be Canadian. He had a flair for telling Canadian history in a way that the everyman could climb aboard for the adventure. You didn’t have to be a historian to enjoy it. On the contrary, his books were written so that everyone could enjoy the Canadian legacy. So when he tackled the lure of Niagara Falls in his book, Niagara: A History of the Falls, the offi ..read more

WTHR in Indianapolis recently had a feature about Niagara Falls: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uvq7Vwx1WA ..read more

From TheTravel.com: Niagara Falls, often dubbed the “Honeymoon Capital of the World,” is undeniably the top tourist attraction in Canada. This magnificent natural wonder, straddling the border of Canada and the United States, has fascinated visitors from all over the globe for centuries. It is the second-biggest waterfall in the world and is considered a major contributor to the Canadian economy ..read more

From Wealth of Geeks: Clifton Hill is #8 on the list Although many argue that Niagara Falls is not a tourist trap, the surrounding area is. One person said that Niagara Falls is their hometown, and they’re disappointed that people don’t get to enjoy all they have to offer, choosing to spend all their money on Clifton Hill instead.  ..read more

From Narcity: Canada is home to so many incredible natural wonders, including towering waterfalls, deep canyons and iconic national parks. While they’re beautiful to visit during any time of year, autumn offers a chance to see these natural wonders framed by fall colours in hues of orange, red and gold. Make sure there’s room in your camera roll and get ready for breathtaking vistas. Here are seven natural wonders of Canada that you’ll want to visit this season. Niagara Falls is first on the list ..read more

From Inside Vandy: Niagara Falls charms its visitors with more than the majestic waterfalls; it boasts an unexpectedly vibrant culinary world. The vast variety of dining establishments here not only feature classic Canadian dishes but also serve flavors from around the globe. In my work as a family-oriented travel writer, I’ve taken the time to try samples from the appetizers to desserts of numerous local restaurants, meticulously exploring the Niagara food sphere. Furthermore, engaging with the locals has allowed me insight into the Niagara restaurants’ creative gastronomy. Such tedious work ..read more

From Niagara This Week: After demolition crews removed the charred ruins of the first Clifton House Hotel in 1905, construction began on the second Clifton House Hotel. The new hotel was completed in July 1906 at a cost of $500,000. Advertisements from that time state that the hotel was “an architectural beauty, elegant furnishings, complete equipment and perfect service, has no superior in the world ..read more

From Narcity: If a dose of Disney World magic is a little out of budget right now, don’t worry. There’s a whole host of magical places in Canada that might just give Mickey Mouse a run for his money! Although nothing quite compares to the enchantment of Disney’s Magic Kingdom or Hollywood Studios, there are so many whimsical places in Canada that’ll cure your Disney blues without the need for an international flight. From majestic castles that would make Cinderella feel right at home to quirky themed hotels and thrilling theme parks that are ..read more

From MSN.com (via the Daily Mail): A travel influencer has shared the harsh realities of what it’s really like to visit Niagara Falls – claiming it’s not as beautiful and glamorous as some may think. Avid traveler Amy, from Canada, often jets around the world and documents her adventures on her TikTok account, where she has racked up more than 87,000 followers. She recently took a trip to one of the most popular tourist attractions right in her home country but was left stunned at what she found. The content creator said there were crowds of people, dirty waters, expensive park ..read more