If you're in the Niagara region you have to check out Clifton Hill! I've spent 2 separate, entire days there and still haven't seen everything there! It's within walking distance from the Falls and has just about everything you need: a choice of souvenir shops, restaurants, lots of museums including Guinness World Records and a wax museum of the stars, 3D indoor rides such as Spongebob, a giant Ferris Wheel, attractions such as "haunted houses" where you go through a dark house and get chased around by actors portraying zombies, mummies, etc., specialty shops such as a candy store, and of course, Tim Hortons! Be prepared to bring A LOT of cash though, as my party of 2 ended up spending well over $1000 in one day!

Surprisingly enough a lot more commercial than the american side of the falls. But what a great view over the falls. Most nationalities can cross rainbow bridge into Canada without any problems. You do have to pay a 50c return fee however. And customs won't stamp your passport ;(.

Don't forget to bring your tripod if you're taking pictures. Especially after sundown. The falls are lit up with colourfull beams of light shining on the falls from Canada.

I had so much fun in Niagara Falls...the Canadian side is beautiful. Word to the wise...exchange your money for Canadian money before you get there...you get a better exchange rate that way. If you pay with your native money when you get there...you always get the short end of the stick cause they will guess the exchange rate and they always guess in their favor.

This place is really incredible! I recommend to buy the "combo" ticket with the four attractions. The waterfall is amazing! There are lots of places to eat, things to do (including for children). I went there for just 1 day and I think it was too short.

The boat tour was so much fun! The Niagara falls are breathtaking. The city is very lively 24/7.It is full of casinos and bars. Camping near the Niagara was another adventure...Full of good memories.