Old Town Niagara-on-the-Lake
Queen Street and the neighbouring streets, with 19th‑century houses and shops, gardens, the clock tower and theatres, in one of Ontario’s best‑preserved ensembles.
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The city
Village at the mouth of the Niagara River on Lake Ontario, about 25 km from the falls. It has 19th‑century houses on Queen Street, Fort George from the War of 1812 and a theatre festival dedicated to the work of Bernard Shaw. Around it, the peninsula’s vineyards produce the region’s ice wine.
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The local experience
Queen Street and the neighbouring streets, with 19th‑century houses and shops, gardens, the clock tower and theatres, in one of Ontario’s best‑preserved ensembles.
British fort reconstructed on the Niagara River bank, site of battles in the War of 1812, with palisades, barracks and period demonstrations in the warm months.
Hill above the Niagara River, about 11 km from Niagara‑on‑the‑Lake, with the monument to General Isaac Brock, killed in the 1812 battle fought there, and views of the river valley.