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Attractions

Butterfly Conservatory

niagara butterfly conservatory
niagara butterfly conservatory

Butterfly Conservatory

In a tropical rainforest setting you explore an ingenious network of pathways among lush, exotic flora. 

The Tunnel

Tunnel Parks Power Station
Tunnel Parks Power Station

The Tunnel

The Tunnel at Niagara Parks Power Station: Discover the 2,200-foot tunnel that runs beneath Niagara's cathedral of power by descending 180 feet beneath the historic Niagara Parks Power Station.

McFarland House

McFarland House
McFarland House

McFarland House

Step into history at the McFarland House!

Overlooking the banks of the Niagara River, this historic Georgian home offers a picturesque setting along the River Recreation Trail. Surviving over two centuries, it is the oldest living building owned by the Niagara Parks Commission and pre-dates the War of 1812. This beautiful setting reflects how things were in the early 1800s and brings the legacy of the McFarland’s to life.

Mackenzie Printery Museum

Mackenzie Printery Museum

Mackenzie Printery History

Step back in time and try your hand at setting type and working one of eight operating presses. Qualified staff provide guided tours, and there are interesting demonstrations and opportunities to "try it yourself". 

Niagara Parks Power Station

Niagara Parks Power Station Exterior Daytime
Niagara Parks Power Station Exterior Daytime

Niagara Parks Power Station

Parks Power Station in Niagara
Discover interesting stories buried within the historic Niagara Parks Power Station, our newest must-see site, from the tallest turbine to the smallest detail. Explore the 2,200-foot long tunnel on foot before descending 180 feet in a glass-paneled elevator to reach a new viewing deck by the river's edge.

Niagara Glen

Niagara Glen
Niagara Glen

Niagara Glen

For visitors looking to slip away from the hustle and bustle of the main Falls area, Niagara Glen offers an opportunity to view the natural, rugged beauty of the region.