History and Charm in Niagara
From historic forts to charming towns, Niagara’s past and present blend beautifully!
The Niagara Region is steeped in history, and I dove right in on my latest trip. First stop: Fort George in Niagara-on-the-Lake, where musket demos and restored barracks brought the War of 1812 to life.
I wandered the quaint streets of Old Town next, popping into The Olde Angel Inn for a pint and some hearty pub fare – the cozy vibe was unbeatable. Then, I headed to Queenston Heights Park, climbing Brock’s Monument for panoramic views of the river and beyond.
My day ended with a sweet treat at Cows Ice Cream in Niagara Falls – their “Moo York City” flavor was a creamy delight. From historic forts to charming towns, Niagara’s past and present blend beautifully!
History and Charm in Niagara
From historic forts to charming towns, Niagara’s past and present blend beautifully!
The Niagara Region is steeped in history, and I dove right in on my latest trip. First stop: Fort George in Niagara-on-the-Lake, where musket demos and restored barracks brought the War of 1812 to life.
I wandered the quaint streets of Old Town next, popping into The Olde Angel Inn for a pint and some hearty pub fare – the cozy vibe was unbeatable. Then, I headed to Queenston Heights Park, climbing Brock’s Monument for panoramic views of the river and beyond.
My day ended with a sweet treat at Cows Ice Cream in Niagara Falls – their “Moo York City” flavor was a creamy delight. From historic forts to charming towns, Niagara’s past and present blend beautifully!
Wednesday, 4/23
History and Charm in Niagara
From historic forts to charming towns, Niagara’s past and present blend beautifully!
The Niagara Region is steeped in history, and I dove right in on my latest trip. First stop: Fort George in Niagara-on-the-Lake, where musket demos and restored barracks brought the War of 1812 to life.
I wandered the quaint streets of Old Town next, popping into The Olde Angel Inn for a pint and some hearty pub fare – the cozy vibe was unbeatable. Then, I headed to Queenston Heights Park, climbing Brock’s Monument for panoramic views of the river and beyond.
My day ended with a sweet treat at Cows Ice Cream in Niagara Falls – their “Moo York City” flavor was a creamy delight. From historic forts to charming towns, Niagara’s past and present blend beautifully!
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