Nothing can be quite as exhilarating as seeing and hearing Niagara Falls for the first time. However, Niagara is as old as eternity, yet changeless as time.

The waters of Niagara continue to flow as they have for thousands of years and are still the “star” attraction, but there are lots of attractions and events that take “second billings”.

Ontario’s Niagara Parks, which surrounds the falls and river, is one of the major catalysts that attract 14 to 15 million people all year long .There meticulously groomed lawns and flowerbeds, are tended by employees with loving hands.

Just above the falls (about 500 metres, one-quarter mile) is another horticulture highlight, the Niagara Parks Greenhouse .Admission is free.

Go to the edge of the Canadian Horseshoe Falls at the Table Rock area to be mesmerized by the majestic waterfall. You can even take a trip by elevator to the base of the falls (The Journey Behind the Falls) and walk through tunnels that pass behind the falls! The memories will last a lifetime.
When you’ve had your fill of the falls there are still lots to do. At night you can see the waterfalls illuminated in the colours of the rainbow.

The list of things to see and do in Niagara almost appears endless. Here is just a bit of that list; the Butterfly Conservatory, the Maid of the Mist, the casino, the Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens, Clifton Hill attractions, the picnicking areas etc.

Niagara Falls is a year round attraction for all members of the family and a “Trip2 Niagara” is a sure way to experience Niagara at its best.