The secret to exploring Niagara Falls

When people talk about Niagara Falls, the first thing that goes through their minds is the raging waterfall and the walk-down horseshoe falls. The daytime is filled with tourists and locals admiring the falls. The restaurants surrounding the falls all serve a large variety of food, mostly overpriced on the south of Stanley Avenue. If you are looking for good affordable food, there are good restaurants on the north side of Stanley Avenue.

For those visiting Niagara Falls, the best-kept secret is the invisible border divided by Stanley Avenue. On the south of Stanley Avenue, you will find the Horseshoe falls and Clifton Hills. To the north of Stanley Avenue, that’s where you will find all the affordable hidden treasures of Niagara Falls. If you are looking for cheaper parking when visiting the falls, just look to the north of Stanley Avenue. You will find cheaper and some free parking spots. Stanley Avenue is only 10 minutes away from the falls, It not only saves you money, but you will get some well-deserved and refreshing exercise.

Did you know Niagara Falls is not only famous for horseshoe falls? On the north side of Stanley Avenue, you will find our world-renowned Ice-wine estate, which produces 13 different types of Ice-wines on the world’s largest Ice-wine estate in Niagara on the lake. The wine estate is open to the public for tours and wine tasting. Every winter they host an annual festival that won't break the bank.

For visitors, Stanley Avenue will now be seen in a different light, the invisible border that gives you the best experiences and things to do in Niagara Falls.