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Niagara Falls and Nearby Tourist Attractions



For those families planning to visit Niagara Falls, it is a comfort to know that there are hundreds of exciting attractions in the surrounding region of Niagara Falls. From gorgeous gardens and lakes, to fun recreational activities for the entire family, the Niagara Falls region offers something for everyones enjoyment. Below you will find some of the major attractions nearby Niagara Falls.

Tourists and their families are sure to love the Aquarium of Niagara Falls, located at 701 Whirlpool Street. The aquariums operating hours are from 9 am to 4 pm each day and the aquarium is the home to penguins, seals, sharks, sea lions, and more. The cost of admission into the aquarium is reasonable: adults pay $8.00, children from 4 to 12 pay $5.50, and children under 4 are free. Group rates are also available at the aquarium.

The History of Niagara Falls



Niagara Falls, also known as Chutes du Niagara, and the surrounding area has a rich and interesting history. Beginning well over 10, 000 years ago, the landscape which is now honored as Niagara Falls was far different from how it appears today. Once a place where Native Americans made their homes along the river banks and in the natural woodlands all around the falls, Niagara Falls is a body of water that is currently used for a natural source of hydroelectric power and a main tourist attraction located in Niagara Falls, New York and Niagara Falls, Ontario.

Niagara Falls, sometimes referred to as the Canadian Falls, draw tourists by the thousands each year. The falls are situated right on the border of Canada and the United States. Further, the name Niagara Falls may at first be deceiving to people who have never visited the falls as it sounds as if it only refers to one waterfall. In essence, Niagara Falls is actually a total of three falls: the American Falls, the Bridal Falls and the Veil falls. This immense water feature allows the passage of well over 160,000 cubic meters of water to topple over its immense crest line every sixty seconds!

The state of Wisconsin was once covered with natural ice formations; ice formations that are responsible for the creation of various land formations and bodies of water. Eventually, the glaciers continued to move through the Niagara region and form the geographical formations that exist today. Further, the melted glaciers are responsible for creating the bodies of water in the surrounding area, including the Niagara River and the Great Lakes.

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