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Once known for its deep horticultural roots, today’s St. Catharines has a whole host of other interesting facets in bloom. Hit the downtown core to dine at a buzzed-about buffet of unique restaurants, catch a concert, or revel in the Grape & Wine Festival fun that rolls into town each fall. Watch huge ships float between Lake Ontario and Lake Erie as you follow the Welland Canal Trail to Port Dalhousie, a pretty little lakeside town with an eclectic mix of restaurants, shops, and a historic lakeside carousel that still costs just a nickel a ride. Hop onto the Bruce Trail and walk a scenic section of Canada’s oldest and longest footpath, just steps from Niagara’s largest city. Step back in time and discover the fascinating Black, naval, and industrial history that continues to shape this vibrant community today.
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