Niagara Wine Region Vacation Deals

Packages in Niagara Wine Region

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Niagara Wine Region Vacation Packages

This suburb is in Niagara Falls, a significant city that 82,000 people call home. If you're landing at Buffalo Niagara International Airport, head 25 miles northwest to get to Niagara Wine Region. Then, when it's time to see the city center, you'll be just 8 miles away.

Warm up with some close by tourist attractions, including Niagara University and Devil's Hole State Park. If you have enough time on your hands, zip on over to Floral Clock and Lewiston-Queenston Bridge. And later on, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Canada and Niagara River Gorge are local neighborhoods you should make your way to.

Discover why Niagara Falls State Park is visited so often. It's just 0.9 miles from the middle of Niagara Falls.

The Niagara Falls downtown area is filled with memorable diversions, including Whirlpool State Park and Aquarium of Niagara. You can also check out Niagara Gorge Discovery Center and Cave of the Winds.

Need a break from the kids? Find a babysitter and head to Peller Estates Winery, Ravine Vineyard Estate Winery, Silversmith Brewing Company and Niagara Riding Stables.

If it's cold and stormy, inquire about group tours and special events at Mackenzie Printery and Newspaper Museum, Niagara Apothecary a Pharmacy Museum, Niagara Historical Society and Museum and Museum of the Paranormal.

For a memorable theater experience, peruse the program at Shaw Festival Theatre, Niagara Pumphouse Arts Centre, Mystery on the Lake - Interactive Theatre and Royal George Theatre. It's usually a smart idea to pick up tickets ahead of time.

Local urban parks include Simcoe Park and Two Mile Creek Conservation Area. Have a picnic lunch or go for a leisurely stroll.

Head to Village Vineyard Wine Boutique and Greaves Jams & Marmalades to scratch that shopping itch. You never can tell what you'll find!

Laura Secord Homestead, Fort George National Historic Site, Brock's Monument and Living Water Wayside Chapel are sure to impress any visiting history buffs. Do a little research before, so you can fully experience these fascinating places.

If you're intrigued by sacred places, you ought to check out Living Water Wayside Chapel and St. Vincent De Paul Church.

Accommodation in Niagara Wine Region

When a destination is as bustling as Niagara Wine Region, it should come as no surprise that there's a comprehensive range of room and apartment options to choose from. You'll find 80 Niagara Wine Region lodgings on Expedia's convenient booking pages.

The Prince of Wales, at 6 Picton Street, and the Pillar and Post, at 48 John Street are two of the higher-end lodgings in Niagara Wine Region. Stay at either and you'll be bound to have the best guest services in town. More economical accommodation options worth considering are the Residence & Conference Centre - Niagara-on-the-Lake, at 137 Taylor Road, and the Post House Inn - Circa 1835 , at 95 Johnson Street.

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