Summer in Niagara is so much more than three months of the most beautiful, sunny days. It’s enjoying a slow coffee while watching the sun rise over Lake Ontario or Lake Erie, spotting a deer on a Bruce Trail hike, picking a basket of perfectly ripe cherries or peaches, grabbing dinner at a Supper Market before catching a movie or concert in the vineyard, and watching fireworks fill the night sky over the Falls. But the options for idyllic ways to spend a summer day don’t stop there. Create a dreamy summer escape filled with all the things that make your heart sing, only in Niagara.
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FAQs
Q: How close is Niagara from Toronto?
A: Niagara Falls is about 1.5 hours from Toronto, and many visitors come to visit the world-famous Niagara Falls or a local winery.
Q: What are some family friendly things to do in Niagara?
A: There are amusement attractions, animal parks, interactive museums, boat tours, and safe walking areas.
Q: Does Niagara have summer festivals and special events that are suitable for tourists to attend?
A: Niagara hosts a wide range of summer festivals where visitors from outside the region are warmly welcomed, including several Canada Day celebrations, arts festivals, Port Colborne’s Canal Days, the Marshville Heritage Festival and many more.
Q: Are there free concerts in Niagara for visitors to enjoy this summer?
A: Niagara hosts a wide range of free concerts that visitors to the region are welcome to attend, including outdoor concerts on the Welland Canal and live music at summer Supper Markets held across the region.
