From Toronto Life: A trip to Niagara Falls isn’t complete without a little camp, and Clifton Hill isn’t the only option for a divorced-from-reality pit stop. Just a 10-minute drive away, on Lundy’s Lane, is a retro-futuristic fever dream that’ll scratch that kitsch itch. The Flying Saucer Restaurant delivers on its name: the spaceship-shaped diner…
From The Planet D: Dave and I have been escaping the hustle and bustle of Toronto to Niagara Falls every year since 1996. While many people spend their time admiring the views of Niagara Falls, riding the Hornblower, or taking a Journey Behind the Falls, there is a street that is known as the Street…
From StepOutBuffalo.com: As locals, it is easy to think we’ve done it all when it comes to visiting Niagara Falls. From your first boat ride on the Maid of the Mist, to the drenching walk through the Cave of the Winds, to paying your two quarters (apparently it’s a dollar now —inflation) to walk the…
A bit of history from InSauga.com: Although there is precious little information online about him, the Niagara Falls Public Library Facebook page used Throwback Thursday to highlight a local dairy that delivered milk door-to-door on horse-drawn wagons back in 1915… A series of restaurants and souvenir shops took advantage of the proximity to Clifton Hill…
Niagara Falls is #1 on the list from CEO World magazine: Niagara Falls Niagara Falls is the best natural attraction in Canada. It is about an hour’s drive from Toronto, along the American border. You’ll be able to enjoy a walk down Niagara’s Clifton Hill leading to the canyon and waterfalls, and be amazed by…
From IPM InPark Magazine: This first-of-its-kind dark ride experience delivers thrills and memories for all age groups. Clifton Hill is the centre of the Entertainment District in Niagara Falls, which welcomes millions of guests year round. Carnival Chaos, a 6,000 square feet dynamic, action-packed interactive dark ride features seven fully interactive scenes as well as…
From BLOGTO.com: Dubbed 77 Niagara, the development hailing from Fugiel International Group and Chamberlain Architects will rise out of the central Fallsview district of Niagara Falls near the corner of Stanley Avenue and Robinson Street, a stone’s throw away from the ever-buzzing Clifton Hill.
A-Z-Animals.com has an article about a Ferris Wheel in Montreal, as well as the Niagara SkyWheel on Clifton Hill in Niagara Falls. It explains a bit of the history of the SkyWheel, and also includes a few nice photos.
The Clifton Hill Fun by the Falls blog had a posting about places to find antiques. If that is your thing, then check it out!
From CHCH: The rainy weather this holiday long weekend didn’t put a damper on people visiting Niagara Falls. While Monday may have started rainy, it cleared by mid-afternoon as tourists came from near and far to check out one of Canada’s most popular tourist destinations. Local businesses like Yank’s Old Niagara Bar & Grill near…