Niagara Falls

As soon as people tried to fight the elements and conquer Niagara Falls – jumped down in a barrel and without a barrel, walked along a tightrope stretched over the abyss! The tradition of daredevils trying to pass waterfalls and stay alive began in the 30s of the XIX century.

Of course, the survivors were fined, but the victory was worth it. If you prefer a quieter holiday - on Niagara you will find something to like. What is worth only the spectacle of stormy streams falling into the abyss! Translated from the Indian name of the waterfall means “Thunder of water”. This thunder extends for many kilometers, but nothing is heard near the waterfall itself.

As soon as you get tired of the rumble, you can go for a walk in the Botanical Garden, where the world’s largest hourglass is located, in the Queen Victoria Park with Japanese cherries and peaches, in the Niagara Glen Nature Park, where the mysterious world of ancient creatures lurks deep in the canyon, or visit the greenhouse and butterfly conservatory.