The view of the falls from here is spectacular.

The elaborate decorations on the Floral Clock's face are made using up to 16,000 carpet bedding plants and are updated twice a year. The planted face of the Floral Clock is maintained by Niagara Parks horticulture personnel, while the mechanism inside is maintained by Ontario Hydro.

Our guests enjoy strolling around Niagara-on-the-Lake's Heritage District, which features beautiful shopping. At Beau Chapeau, you may relive the splendour of the 1920s and 1930s by finding the ideal hat.

Whirlpool Aerocar provides a spectacular photo opportunity. The Whirlpool Aero vehicle was built by a Spanish engineer, Leonardo Torres Quevedo, and has been in use since 1916. The cable car is strung on six solid cables and provides an excellent view of the Niagara Whirlpool, which forms at the end of the rapids where the valley rapidly swings anticlockwise and the river escapes through the gorge's narrowest channel. Far below, the torrent of water abruptly changes course, creating one of the world's most captivating natural phenomena: the Niagara Whirlpool.

For nearly 100 years, the Sir Adam Beck I Generating Station has given Ontario with clean, renewable energy. The Queenston-Chippawa Development was the world's largest hydroelectric power facility when it was completed.

When travelling the Great Lakes, ocean-going ships with curved hulls to handle ocean conditions with deeper draughts often only carry a partial load. There are no pumps required; everything is done by gravity.

Your day excursion from Toronto to Niagara Falls includes a stop at the world's tiniest church.

Drive through Niagara Parks' Botanical Gardens on the magnificent Niagara Parkway and the Great Gorge, just a 10-minute drive north of Niagara Falls. This lovely garden setting houses the Butterfly Conservatory and other attractions.