Niagara Falls has been a favoured couples destination for centuries, in fact the “Honeymoon capital of the World” has set about a transformation offering a destination rich in adventure for couples of all ages; from adventure seekers to those preferring rest and relaxation. Regardless of the season, the Falls hold a special place in the heart of many and are revered for the effect it has on guests who visit (negative ions produced from the force of the water are said to be stimulating both physically and mentally) Check out this list of the top 5 things couples do when visiting Niagara Falls, Ontario Canada.

Visit the Water Falls

See, hear and feel the majestic Falls. The rush as almost 3 million litres of water per second spills over the rock face to the basin of the Niagara River below is mesmerizing, and is accompanied by the thunderous roar as the falling water makes its 170 foot plunge. Feel the Falls from a safe distance, as the shear tonnage of water crashing down creates a mist that can be felt miles away on a windy day. Truly a site to be seen, especially with a loved one to enjoy it with.

Get Married / Celebrate Anniversary

Over the years Niagara Falls has been known as the Honeymoon Capital of the World. The first recorded “Honeymoon” trip was by a U.S. President’s daughter in 1802. Napoleon’s brother also made the famous trip with his bride. At the beginning of the 20th century, Niagara Falls advertisements & brochures began printing the phrase “Honeymoon Capital of the World”, coaxing people worldwide to make the trip to Niagara to celebrate their love.

Stroll Through Queen Victoria Park

Named after Queen Victoria, also a frequent visitor to Niagara Falls, Queen Victoria Park is a popular spot for lovers. Couples have always taken strolls in parks, hand in hand enjoying the beauty around them. Countless more have “taken the Plunge” into wedded bliss by “popping the question” amongst the spring blossoms and colorful beds of flowers landscaped along this long stretch of park adjacent to the Niagara River.

Enjoy a Romantic Dinner overlooking the Falls

Niagara Falls is blossoming with restaurants offering the finest in culinary art. Nowhere else in the World can you spend a romantic night with a loved one, with the spectacular Falls as the backdrop. Each night the Falls display a soft wash of colorful light setting the scene for romance. From panoramic Fallsviews to award winning restaurants, the Falls has no shortage of options for a couples getaway.

Visit the Haunted Attractions & Live Shows

Niagara Falls Attractions brings it to the next level with an assortment of ‘Haunted’ Attractions promised to give you nightmares. It might even induce second glances over your shoulder while walking the Clifton Hill / Falls Avenue Strip. But if horror & fright are not your cup o’ tea, be sure to take in an exciting evening at the Greg Frewin Dinner Theatre, where you will be amazed at the magical wonder only this International Grand Champion of Magic can offer.

Visit Niagara Falls, The Honeymoon Capital of the World

So, whether you’re looking for a relaxing afternoon, a fun-filled evening, a romantic hotel stay, or any of the other multitude of events, venues and attractions in Niagara, you are in for a treat. Be sure to visit the Tourism Authority in Niagara Falls, offering rooms and packages from 4 major hotels that will help make your visit the perfect match for your Couples Experience. Stay tuned for the list of 5 more things couples do when in Niagara Falls!

Donnie Nesbitt
Falls Avenue Resort
http://www.niagarafallshotels.com/

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