Niagara-on-the-Lake, some say the loveliest town in Ontario, is a thriving city with a long history. Come enjoy wineries, theaters, dining, farm markets, and historical sites.

The land was home to the Neutral Indian village of Onghiara but was settled by Loyalists near the end of the American Revolution. The city was burned by Americans in 1812, and the rebirth of the town brought about an active commercial center with warehouses, and shipping/ship-industry. This brought prosperity to its inhabitants.

Today you can visit historical museums, beautiful parks and wineries, and farmland. You can take park in carriage rides in the Old Town, a scenic drive to Niagara Falls, and a visit to our butterfly conservatory.

Niagara-on-the-Lake has easy access to the United States and the rest of Ontario.