Crossing the Rainbow or Lewiston-Queenston Bridge into Canada leads you to the famed Niagara Parkway. This 15-mile stretch of highway was once dubbed the prettiest Sunday afternoon drive in the world by Winston Churchill. You re sure to agree when you discover the breathtaking sights of the Niagara Gorge, bountiful roadside orchards and historical homes. Plaques and markers commemorating important historical events can be found throughout the region. Fifteen of Canada s finest wineries flourish nearby the Niagara parkway-just follow the roadside Wine Route signs.
Several wineries offer guided tours and wine tastings.
Nestled between the scenic shores of Lake Ontario and the Niagara Gorge, this charming village boasts curious little shops, renowned theater and a rich cultural history. Honeymooners migrate here regularly to indulge in world-class cuisine, professional spa facilities and acclaimed theater productions that create a resort atmosphere in this quaint little town. The Rainbow Bridge connects Niagara Falls USA and Niagara Falls Canada. Downtown Buffalo and Fort Erie are quickly connected by the popular Peace Bridge. American citizens must be able to show proper forms of identification when crossing the border.