🇨🇦 Niagara Falls — How to Enjoy It After Dozens of Visits

Every time I tell friends I’m going to Niagara Falls again, they wonder how anyone could visit a waterfall more than once. “What’s even there to do?” Well… let me tell you how I do it! 😉 1️⃣ Restaurant Pearl Morissette ⭐ One of my favorite restaurants near Toronto—a Michelin one-star winner! Each visit brings new surprises. Their farm-to-table menu is fresh and creative. At $195 per person for over 10 courses, it’s great value. Don’t miss the summer garden tour! 🌱 2️⃣ Niagara-on-the-Lake 🏡 High tea at the Prince of Wales Hotel is a must—$35 per person with horse carriages passing by! The town has cute Jellycat stores, delicious gelato spots, and tons of souvenir shops. 🍦🛍️ 3️⃣ Pillar and Post Inn & Spa 💆‍♀️ Though Ontario “hot springs” are basically fancy hot tubs, this one offers great service. Go on a quiet day and it feels like a private soak. There’s also an indoor pool, a heated outdoor pool, and cozy fire pits outside—perfect with a glass of wine! 🔥🍷 Note: Book the spa time slot and restaurant in advance. 4️⃣ Winery Tours 🍇 My #1 reason for returning to Niagara—wine tasting! A perfect escape when Toronto feels boring. Top picks: Vineland Estates Winery Peller Estates Winery & Restaurant Big venues with great restaurants. Many offer tours—reserve ahead! 5️⃣ Living Water Wayside Chapel ⛪ The world’s smallest chapel! A cute stop near the wineries. In summer, you’ll also find fruit stands along the road. 🍓 6️⃣ Niagara Falls Itself 🌊 Okay, fine—I’ve only been to the actual falls twice since moving here (once as a tourist, once after). But yes, it’s still a must-see in Canada! #CanadaTravel #ExploreToronto #NiagaraFalls #FoodieAdventure #WineryTour #RelaxationMode 🍁✨