Explore Niagara Region

Get All Travel Info - Travel Niagara - Niagara is the ultimate attraction when it comes to having fun, offering a wide range of unbelievable natural beauty, one-of-a-kind outdoor adventures, history sites, fine or casual dinning, world-renowned wineries, superb shopping, first class recreation, nature areas, horticultural attractions, water fun, theatres, festivals, exibits, casinos, and unique experience for the whole family.

Greater Fort Erie - Gateway to Entertainment, Historic Sites, Picturesque Scenery, Museums, Food & Fun! - It doesn't matter the time of year, count on Fort Erie for adding excitement to every season, From their many festivals and events, historical museums, entertainment, shopping, dining and attractions - once you stop it's all right there.

St. Catharines is in the Heart of Niagara - Come celebrate City’s rich heritage, vibrant culture and extraordinary natural beauty and abundance of green spaces, trails and parks. Explore the historic and picturesque harbourfront village of Port Dalhousie - a living museum of 19th Century architecture, from the lighthouses on the pier to the shops and restaurants along the restored waterfront. St. Catharines is the entertainment capital of Niagara! From professional and amateur theatre, fine art and contemporary art galleries, Canadian performing artists, Jazz, Motown, contemporary rock bands to major festivals and events year round.

Town of Port Dalhousie - Apart from having the oldest and smallest jail in the Province of Ontario, Old Port Dalhousie radiates charm and character. This village is steeped in history and folklore and is like a distinguished old lady - akin to one of those few people you meet in life that you never forget.

Thorold - The City of Thorold is rich in history and spread over approximately 8,490 hectares (21,000 acres) of agricultural, commercial, industrial and residential land. The City of Thorold is conveniently located within a modern transportation hub and enjoys access to the Atlantic Ocean and the Great Lakes, via the St. Lawrence Seaway - Welland Canal, while convenient rail linkages provide access throughout the United States and Canada.

Welland - Welland is a truly historic canal city situated in the heart of the Niagara Peninsula. Originally known as Aqueduct in 1829 (literally because a wooden aqueduct was built to carry the Welland Canal over the Welland River), the area became the Village of Welland in 1858. In 2008, the City marks its 150^th Anniversary. Today, visitors marvel at the area's natural beauty as they enjoy any number of festivals, sporting events, and outdoor activities. Known officially as the Rose City, Welland is home to over 350 acres of fine parks and has one of the finest rose gardens in the country.

Grimsby - The best little town in Canada - Grimsby is the personification of a small town. It's quiet, tree-lined avenues, its rural area, the natural Niagara Escarpment which winds through the town's centre, the beaches on the shores of Lake Ontario, and its many parks define "home" to the town's 19,000 people.

Lincoln - Small towns and villages, filled with wineries, antique shops, historical sites and natural attractions, make Lincoln a unique place to live, work, and call home.

West Lincoln - Enjoy a peaceful atmosphere, outdoor activities, beautiful parks, trails, plenty of seasonal events, museums, golf courses, sports, and carnivals that  Township of West Lincoln has to offer. Check out the various events listed on their website.

Pelham - Nestled between two of the Great Lakes, Erie and Ontario; Pelham is the heart of the Niagara Region. In 1970, the Town of Pelham was created to unify five historical communities: Fonthill, Ridgeville, Effingham, North Pelham and Fenwick into a single blossoming town covering 126.42 square kilometres.

Port Colborne -  Port Colborne has found the perfect balance that extends to you what you expect life to offer: successful industrial and business sectors, beautiful and scenic residential areas, and a thriving festival and entertainment scene that includes live theatre, white sand beaches, culinary favourites, world class Sugarloaf Harbour Marina and unique shopping districts in both heritage filled areas and along the historic Welland Canal.