Browse the shops on Queen St. while enjoying an ice cream
Stroll to Queen’s Royal Park and enjoy the waterfront
Relax in Simcoe Park
Take a carriage ride and learn about the history of the town
Check out The Niagara Pumphouse Arts Centre on the River
Relax in the Monet inspired garden at The Pillar & Post; enjoy a sandwich and a glass of wine
Walk the Shoreline Trail, watch the golfers and see Fort Niagara
Visit St. Vincent and St. Marks Churches; stop by the Polish Cemetery to read the old grave stones
Check out the NOTL Museum including the miniature one, then take a stroll to the Voices of Freedom Park to learn about NOTL and Black history
Check out the art galleries along Queen St.
Take a backstage tour at The Shaw Festival Theatre
Visit Fort George and learn about the war of 1812
Drive along the parkway to Queenston: visit Mackenzie Printery and Newspaper Museum, Laura Secord Homestead, climb up the step walkway to Queenston Heights Park, visit Brock’s Monument and Landscape of Nations.
Visit a number of wineries, breweries and distilleries, learn all about Ice wine, enjoy lunch in a vineyard
See a lunch time or matinee play at The Shaw Festival at one of the theatres
Play a round of golf at Canada’s oldest golf course
Simcoe Park playground and wading pool
Splash Pad in Virgil
Swimming Pool and playground, King and Veteran’s Lane
Rent paddleboards at Queen’s Royal Park
Skateboard Park in Virgil
Whirlpool Jet Boat Tours
Ghost Walks
Ghost Tours of Niagara at Fort George
Stage Coach Family Restaurant
Tim Hortons
McDonalds
Niagara Parkway
Queen's Royal Park
Simcoe Park
Navy Hall parkette
Niagara-on-the-Lake is home to some of the oldest and most established wine producing vineyards in Canada. Our wineries have been growing and producing world-class wines from vinifera varietals for more than four decades.