Niagara Falls
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Although they are not very tall (57 m), their width of nearly one kilometre makes them a spectacular and world-famous site. They can be viewed from both the American and Canadian sides.

Overview of Niagara Falls

Although they are not very tall (57 m), their width of nearly one kilometre makes them a spectacular and world-famous site. They can be viewed from both the American and Canadian sides.

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  • Type de lieu: waterfall.
  • Intérêt touristique: (must-see or highly recommended).
  • Caractéristiques:
  • Hauteur: 57 m.
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Nearby

Also worth seeing within a 100 km radius of the falls:

Buffalo, New York, États-Unis
Buffalo
The second-largest city in the state of New York offers a great selection of museums and is known for its cultural and artistic life.
Burlington, Burlington, Ontario, Canada
Burlington
The city is known for having the largest botanical garden in Canada, along with quite a few other parks.
Fort Erie
Opposite the American city of Buffalo, Fort Erie is home to one of the main British forts from the late 18th century.
Hamilton, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Hamilton
Large urban area south of Toronto on Lake Ontario. The city has several museums and a beautiful castle (Dundurn Castle), built in 1830. The Westfield Heritage Village museum is on its outskirts, as are the many wineries in the Lincoln region.
Port Dover, Ontario, Canada
Port Dover
This lakeside town on Lake Erie is popular for its beaches, boat trips, and especially fishing. It also hosts a massive gathering of motorcyclists every Friday the 13th.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Toronto
Canada’s largest city is a major economic, cultural, and artistic hub in North America. It offers numerous museums, distinctive architecture (including the CN Tower), multicultural neighborhoods (Little Italy, Little India, Chinatown...), and a lively atmosphere. Just across the water, the Toronto Islands provide a popular recreational (and pedestrian-only) area, particularly known for its beaches.

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