Niagara Falls’ Honeymoon Bridge was built in 1897. When completed, the bridge became the largest Steel Arch Bridge in the world. Its features included double tracks for trollies and room for carriages and pedestrians. Ice bridges that formed in the winter were a constant threat.

Waterfalls have almost always been considered romantic. The majesty of the Falls, the rainbows, and the sound of the water all attribute to the romantic atmosphere.

The Welland Canal was initially man­ made back in 1829 with teams of work horses and carts. It allows the ships to go farther inland from Lake Ontario to Lake Erie.

The Skylon Tower, one of Niagara’s most famous landmarks, offers spectacular and unrivalled views of The Falls. From the heights of the observation deck, 160 metres (520 feet) above ground level you can experience The Falls from a panoramic bird’s eye view and enjoy a fantastic photo opportunity.

Dividing the American and Canadian Falls is Goat Island.