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Start from 35 curated places around Niagara-on-the-Lake, CA, then choose the recommendations that fit your guests.
Treadwell Cuisine
An acclaimed farm-to-table restaurant in Old Town built on Niagara producers and an exceptional regional wine list. It's the town's defining serious dinner, refined but rooted in the land.
The Winery Restaurant at Peller Estates
An elegant winery restaurant where the chef crafts seasonal tasting menus highlighting local ingredients paired with Peller wines. The vineyard setting and the wine pairings make it a special-occasion highlight.
Niagara River Recreation Trail
A long, flat paved trail following the Niagara River from Old Town along the parkway toward the gorge. The continuous river views and easy terrain make it ideal for walking or cycling between wineries and historic sites.
Upper Canada Heritage Trail
A flat former rail line converted to a walking and cycling path running through Old Town and the surrounding vineyards. It's a peaceful, shaded route linking the town to the wine country.
Shaw Festival
One of North America's premier theater festivals, staging a season of plays across several Old Town venues from spring through fall. World-class productions are the cultural heart of Niagara-on-the-Lake.
Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum
Ontario's oldest community museum, telling the town's layered story from Indigenous history through the War of 1812 and beyond. It's a worthwhile primer on the area's rich past.
Queen Street (Old Town)
The picture-perfect main street of Old Town, lined with heritage 19th-century buildings, boutiques, the clock tower, and flower-filled storefronts. It's one of the prettiest historic streetscapes in the country.
Fort George National Historic Site
A reconstructed War of 1812 British fort overlooking the Niagara River, with costumed interpreters, cannon firings, and living-history demonstrations. It's an engaging window into the area's frontier-war past.