Niagara-on-the-Lake, the picturesque small town feel. It is at once relaxing, soothing and safe for daily life.
Historic Queen Street is the main attraction with its beautiful gardens along the front of the many shops and restaurants. The bell tower is a majestic monument marking the city and is in the middle of the street in the city center.
Niagara-on-the-Lake has been established for the management of a historical destination. NationalGeographic Traveler has the qualities that make it unique value a goal, the measurement of "integrity of the site. Past destinations around the world have been classified according to the assessment of their authenticity and accountability of Niagara-on-the-Lake # 52 ranking of the 109 best destinations worldwide.
A large number of houses dating back to 1800 in the early years. Many have been preserved and restored to the original. Grand sealing edge of the golf course with sea views as evidence of a time when thelarge industrial premises vacationed here their summer residences, with their huge size and large landscapes.
Niagara-on-the-Lake is a lively place, and drive is the only center for shops, restaurants, antiques, horse and buggy, sailing, jet boat, the Festival of Music, the, fishing cherry, strawberry and wine Ice festival. And, of course, the famous annual event of "Candle Light Stroll." In the first weekend of December, they block Queen Street for the heartWarming up on Christmas Eve has usually attended by about 5,000 people. All candles and walk around waiting to see the heritage district of furnished houses and listen to Carol singers, bell ringer and the Fife & Drum Band.
Old Fort George. The restored fort about 1812 is available on tour and interpreters to give you an idea of life there in the 18th Century.
See world class theater at the Festival, Court House and the Royal George Theatre. It drawsMore than 300,000 people every year to see plays, between early April and late October.
Dine in luxury in one of the many excellent restaurants in town. Many are within walking distance from the B & B or hotel. Award-winning chefs serve fresh fruits and products with the best meat, fish and poultry available.
Just 20 minutes by car from Niagara Falls along the Niagara Parkway trip once described by Sir Winston Churchill as "the best ride Sunday afternoonin the world. "
There are miles of paved trails and bike paths along the scenic Niagara River. Stop and picnic in the park across the street.
Niagara is wine country. There are large properties, operations in the medium and boutique wineries. Something for every taste and style. Friendly staff, relaxing tasting room and a wide range of samples, some of which are available only at headquarters. Tour behind the scenes to get a true sense of the wine business. E 'is a great mix of respect for the old methods and integration of new technologies. The wines are world class and comparable with those of France, Italy, Australia and South Africa. Our climate provides ideal conditions for the production of ice wine. Just a taste, you'll see why our wineries bringing gold bands from all corners of the world.
Golf? There are 25 golf courses within 30 minutes. Including the oldest golf course in North America, Niagara-on-the-Lake Golf Club, which stillopen to the public.
local facilities are first class. Over 200 top rated Bed and Breakfast serving more than half of tourism. The city is known for its high quality B & B known. Many of them are historic buildings of the city on foot to shops, restaurants and theaters. Fabulous boutique hotel, Country Inns, all conveniently located to stay in this city a wonderful experience.
With all its beauty, charm and activities, it is no wonder that# 8 listed in the list of the New York Times Best holiday destinations.
Distance from major markets:
Toronto 80 miles
Buffalo 35 miles
New York 425
Rochester 100 miles
Cleveland 230
Pittsburgh 255
The old city's population is about 8,000
