Niagara Falls Food and History Walking Tour
Niagara Falls, Canada
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Trip Type: Food Tours
Duration: 2 hours 45 minutes
Experience Niagara beyond the waterfalls and eat your way through some of Ontario’s best Italian-Canadian food with an informative guide on this small-group walking tour. You’ll sample gourmet pizza, savory meatballs and smooth, creamy gelato throughout the day. Walk it off on scenic trails and streets to other points of interest, including Niagara Falls, Niagara’s parks and quirky Clifton Hill.
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Experience Niagara beyond the waterfalls and eat your way through some of Ontario’s best Italian-Canadian food with an informative guide on this small-group walking tour. You’ll sample gourmet pizza, savory meatballs and smooth, creamy gelato throughout the day. Walk it off on scenic trails and streets to other points of interest, including Niagara Falls, Niagara’s parks and quirky Clifton Hill.
After you meet your guide near Niagara Falls, your small-group food tour begins with a slice of gourmet pizza at a favored Italian spot. It’s all about the toppings here. Choose from fresh arugula, prosciutto, and buffalo mozzarella, and then settle in to listen as your guide explains the history of Italian cuisine in Canada.
Walk next to Skylon Tower, a secret shortcut to Niagara Falls, while admiring the scenic atmosphere and taking in the fresh Canadian air. Get your camera ready for a stunning photo op at the end of the trail: the American and Horseshoe Falls. Learn fun facts about the falls, like if they ever freeze and how much water rushes over every year. Stroll through Niagara’s parks, stopping at the Oakes Garden Theatre before heading up Clifton Hill, a wacky carnival-like promenade.
Satiate the appetite you’ve worked up at the top of Clifton Hill, where homemade meatballs and pasta await. Meet local chefs and cap off the day with gelato (Italian ice cream). The tour ends here, and your guide will gladly provide suggestions for other spots to explore on your own.
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