If you are tired of winter ski trips and lazy beach summer holidays, then we suggest you set off on a new type of journey and discover the culture freak and history buff inside you. In the following selection of 5 historic bed & breakfast in Niagara, you can revel in the bygone eras charming ambiance without missing out on luxury comforts.

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In Niagara, winter is a time of contrasts. It is a season of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. One day the earth is covered with a pristine blanket of virgin snow, everything exuding a serene innocence and elegance. But the next day, mild weather brings melting and slush. Now everything is drab in the winter […]

1. Peller Estates Winery Peller Estates Winery is arguably one of the most beautiful wineries in the area, offering stunning views of the Niagara Escarpment and surrounding countryside. Reminiscent of an Old World French chateau, this impressive winery is set majestically amongst 25-acres of lush vineyards. The winery is beautifully constructed, and features a grand foyer […]

The first barrel trip over the Falls was made by Annie Edson Taylor, a school teacher from Bay City Michigan, on October 4, 1901. Annie’s barrel was curiously constructed, tapered almost to a point at the bottom and bound with metal hoops. It was padded with pillows and had a 45.4 kg (100 lb.) anvil in its bottom to keep it upright as it floated downriver.

The Community One of 12 municipalities in the Niagara Region, the Town of Niagara– on-the-Lake spans 134 square kilometres of prime agricultural, residential and commercial land and is home to 15,400 people residing in the communities of Historic Old Town, Queenston, St. Davids, Virgil, Glendale and the surrounding rural areas. As the First Capital of […]

First Explorers The first written mention of Niagara Falls was made by Jacques Cartier who left France in May of 15 35 on an exploration journey. Reaching the St. Lawrence River he named it after the Saint of the same name. Here he enquired of the Indians about the source of the river and was […]

The name Niagara Glen conjures up visions of a pleasant, peaceful glade. This image is reasonably accurate so long as you stay in the picnic area above the cliff.

Ontario produces the largest percentage of Canada’s homegrown wine from approximately 15,000 acres of wine grape vineyards.

Choosing a wine glass A good tasting glass is made of clear glass so that you can view the content easily. The stem has to be long enough for a comfortable grip without touching the bowl, and the foot wide enough to give a firm base. Careful washing and drying the glasses are important. If […]