A self-guided list of popular things to see and do. These are not part of the hosted reunion events and are booked and paid for on your own. Hours and prices change by season, so check each attraction's website before you go. For group tours arranged by the committee, see Arranged Tours.
The Falls
Horseshoe Falls & the Niagara Parks Promenade
The iconic Canadian falls, free to view from Table Rock and the parkway promenade.
Niagara City Cruises
The famous boat ride into the mist at the foot of the Falls.
Journey Behind the Falls
Tunnels and observation decks behind and beside the Horseshoe Falls.
White Water Walk
A boardwalk beside the Niagara Gorge rapids.
Illumination of the Falls
The Falls are lit in colour every night, and there are fireworks on selected evenings.
Views and attractions
Skylon Tower
Observation deck high above the Falls, with a revolving dining room.
Niagara SkyWheel & Clifton Hill
The giant Ferris wheel and the lively arcade and entertainment strip.
Whirlpool Aero Car
A vintage cable car crossing the Niagara Whirlpool.
Niagara Parks Butterfly Conservatory & Floral Clock
A tropical indoor garden, plus the famous floral clock along the Niagara Parkway.
Niagara Helicopters
An aerial view of the Falls and gorge.
Fallsview Casino Resort
Gaming, shows and dining in the Fallsview district.
Day trip: Niagara-on-the-Lake
Wineries, Old Town and Fort George
About a 20 to 30 minute drive from the Falls. Known for its wineries and ice wine, charming historic downtown, and the War of 1812 site Fort George.
Other side of the border
Niagara Falls State Park (USA)
The American side is a short trip across the Rainbow Bridge. Bring your passport and check entry requirements first.