Niagara Falls

Learn more about Niagara Falls

Linked to the United States by the Rainbow Bridge, Niagara Falls continues to draw countless visitors to witness its grandiose spectacle. An undisputed natural treasure, Niagara Falls is one of those spectacular sights to see at least once in a lifetime. Conventionally divided into two parts by the Niagara River, an American side and a Canadian side, the city is the ideal holiday base for discovering New York State and its countless treasures. Choose a hotel near Niagara Falls from our wide range and fly off to the USA.

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Most excursions and programmes revolve around the falls. Numerous photo exhibitions, children's shows and talks are organised in addition to the discovery of the falls themselves. The American side is home to nearly 500 km of waterfalls, guaranteeing a striking and beautiful spectacle.

Around the natural complex, viewpoints have been installed overlooking the falls for breathtaking views and unique sensations: Table Rock is the largest platform on the site. By crossing the Rainbow Bridge, you can move freely and admire the falls from both the American and Canadian sides. And to gain some height and admire these wonders from the air, helicopter or balloon rides let you fly over the site.

But Niagara Falls is about more than just its waterfalls. Lively, colourful and buzzing, it's easy to see why the city has been nicknamed the "Canadian Las Vegas". There is no shortage of entertainment: bars, casinos, pubs and open-air concerts liven up both days and evenings. It is simply impossible to get bored in Niagara Falls. Among the local attractions, we can only recommend a visit to Clifton Hill, the liveliest street, home to many historic buildings, numerous restaurants and various entertainment venues. Ripley's museum, the mysterious Frankenstein house or the Houdini museum will impress you and immerse you in an extraordinary atmosphere. Continue to the Niagara Glen nature reserve, surrounded by rock formations covered in rare shrubs and trees, and home to caves and endemic plants. Hiking trails are open so you can discover hidden corners.

Finally, Niagara Falls is also famous for its botanical gardens, each more magnificent than the last. The area includes nearly 40 hectares of gardens with more than 2,000 varieties of roses and other plants, not to mention the local butterfly conservatories.

How to get to Niagara Falls?

Flying remains the simplest and fastest way to reach Niagara Falls, wherever you are coming from. Located in New York State near the legendary Niagara Falls, Niagara Falls International Airport makes tourist travel easy, before you hop on one of the bus companies that run regular services.