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Niagara Region Fallsview Boulevard & Clifton Hill Points of Interest Wego Routes Compliments of Niagara Falls Tourism 1 800 56 FALLS Attractions Wineries Parking Lundy’s Lane Niagara Parks niagarafallstourism.com & Hornblower Cruises Niagara 905 356 6061 Restaurants Others Hospital Fallsview / Clifton Hill NOTL Shuttle QEW Toronto 4 24 32 Niagara Region 77 y 7 87 w 68 43 k P a r 6 a g SHOW US HOW YOU 12 20 13 ia 57 42 N East West Line 8 25 #EXPLORENIAGARA Lake Ontario 87 58 Stanley Ave Stanley Virgil Ave Stanley QEW Niagara River 4 O’Neil St ) 15 Lakeshore Rd " 19 Townline Rd Townline Townline Rd Townline 5 3 Huggins St & 16 Port Niagara-on- y 22 y 34 Garner Rd Garner Dalhousie the-Lake Rd Garner St Catharines w 51 Carlton St 27 k 18 P Niagara Stone Rd 100 a r a 83 a g g a a i Montrose Rd Montrose Niagara River Rd Montrose 54 N 9 45 11 90 Thorold Stone Rd Queenston 79 75 QEW 5 14 10 81 81 46 50 2 York Rd 60 7 66 405 73 1 14 Portage Rd 52 3 406 55 Glendale Ave 81 23 13 67 89 4 QEW Fairview Bridge St Whirlpool Cemetery 6 Bridge Kalar Rd Rd Kalar Kalar 17 Thorold 70 Stanley Ave Stanley 100 Ave Stanley Victoria Ave Victoria 50 Ave Victoria Queen St 21 42 61 3 Thorold Stone Rd Drummond Rd Rd Drummond Drummond 69 Decew Rd Morrison St y Woodbine St w Portage Rd k Oakes P Short Hills a Park r Dorchester Rd Dorchester Provincial Park 420 a Rd Dorchester g ia 70 ane N U.S.A 78 dy’s L Lu n Niagara y Niagara River a Niagara Pkwy W 20 QEW Falls y B lle Niagara River ea Va 50 ver da m 5 s R d 2 Falls Ave 420 Walnut St Hiram St 72 Fallsview Boulevard & Clifton Hill Fallsview Boulevard & Clifton Hill Centre St 36 North St 32 Garner Rd Garner Garner Rd Garner C lift 8 on Rainbow 20 H Main St i Bridge Lewis Ave 23 13 3 ll 48 23 11 60 Victoria Ave 27 25 1 12 38 51 26 Ferry St 58 20 Lundy’s Ln 41 20 8 49 Lundy’s Ln 2 Magdalen St 17 13 36 15 52 29 Oneida7 Ln 26 64 53 4 5 Niagara St 24 Clifton Hill 49 Main St 76 55 40 19 21 6 10 59 BUY ONLINE AND SAVE Ellen Ave 47 45 Stanley Ave Stanley Stanley Ave Stanley 6 34 Robinson St U.S.A WWW.NIAGARACRUISES.COM 8 21 Victoria Ave 10 16 Falls Ave 70 62 3 37 American Drummond Rd Drummond 53 Rd Drummond Falls 1 37 17 39 Murray St Dorchester Rd Dorchester Ferry St Rd Dorchester Fallsview Blvd Fallsview 10 41 Blvd Fallsview Montrose Rd Rd Montrose Montrose 18 See Zoomed Map Goat Island Dunn St 44 69 T 43 Dunn St 40 59 4 QEW Kalar Rd Kalar 29 74 Rd Kalar Clark Ave Clark Clark Ave Clark Canadian 22 Horseshoe Falls Fallsview Blvd Blvd Fallsview Fallsview 77 Charmwood Park Robinson St Niagara Pkwy Queen 30 Niagara River 31 71 Victoria Park 63 33 Portage Rd Stanley Ave Stanley 44 Ave Stanley 15 50 Niagara Pkwy 35 57 McLeod Rd McLeod Rd American 11 14 Falls 28 Murray St 48 56 Portage Rd 31 56 35 24 14 Main St 46 Upper Rapids Blvd 12 11 Kingsbridge 33 7 Niagara River Park U.S.A Garner Rd 16 Niagara Pkwy Fallsview Blvd Blvd Fallsview Fallsview Stanley Ave Stanley 28 Ave Stanley 30 2 9 Brown Rd Goat Island Welland River Chippawa Stanley Ave Stanley 18 Ave Stanley Village 47 Welland RiverMain St 25 19 80 QEW Fort Erie Chippawa Pkwy 9 39 38 House of Frankenstein Upside Down House IHOP (Four Points) McDonald’s INFO & TRANSPORTATION TOUR OPERATORS 4967 Clifton Hill 905 357 9660 I2 20 4967 Clifton Hill 905 353 9281 I2 20 6455 Fallsview Blvd 905 357 5444 G6 16 7275 Oakwood Dr 905 358 6054 09 53 IWERKS 4D Moving Theatre Waves Indoor Waterpark Double Deck Tours IHOP (Ramada) McDonald’s TOURIST INFORMATION 4915 Clifton Hill 905 374 4444 I2 21 8444 Lundy’s Lane 905 356 8444 M9 49 4890 Falls Ave 905 374 7423 I2 21 6045 Stanley Ave 906 374 4142 F3 22 6161 Thorold Stone Rd 905 356 8856 R3 54 Table Rock Welcome Centre Journey Behind the Falls Welland Canals Centre eSkoot Niagara Rentals Jimmy Buff ett’s Margaritaville Pizza Pizza Patio 6650 Niagara Pkwy 905 358 3268 U11 T 6650 Niagara Pkwy 905 354 1551 U11 T 1932 Welland Canals Pkwy 905 984 8880 C3 50 455 Mississauga St NOTL 289 271 0663 E1 68 6300 Fallsview Blvd 905 354 1245 G5 14 4945 Clifton Hill 905 357 2200 I2 19 Ontario Travel Info Centre Laura Secord Homestead Whirlpool Aero Car Magnifi cent Tours of Niagara Johnny Rocco’s Italian Grill Wendy’s 5355 Stanley Ave 905 358 3221 T7 2 29 Queenston St Queenston 905 262 4851 E3 5 3850 Niagara Pkwy 905 354 5711 V3 51 6740 Fallsview Blvd 905 358 4007 T11 69 6889 Lundy’s Lane 905 358 0004 P9 23 4960 Clifton Hill 905 358 4789 I2 8 Lazerball Niagara Whirlpool Jet Boat Tours Niagara Culinary Tours Kelsey’s Bar & Grill 6357 Stanley Ave 905 356 9764 F5 31 61 Melville St NOTL 905 468 4800 E1 77 6155 Corwin Ave 289 690 8687 Q9 70 4960 Clifton Hill 905 353 0051 H2 24 Legends of Niagara 3D/4D White Water Walk Niagara Falls Sightseeing Tours Lucky’s Steakhouse (Casino Niagara) PUBLIC BUILDINGS FINE DINING 5200 Robinson Street 905 356 2651 H4 44 4330 Niagara Pkwy 905 374 1221 W4 52 5400 Robinson St 905 401 0894 G4 71 5705 Falls Ave 905 374 3598 I1 25 Niagara Falls City Hall Louis Tussaud’s Waxworks WildPlay Niagara Falls Mistrider Zipline See Sight Tours Magnolia Chinese Cuisine 21 Club (Fallsview Casino) 4310 Queen St 905 356 7521 W5 3 5709 Victoria Ave 905 374 6601 I1 23 5847 Niagara Pkwy 800 263 7073 J2 53 5615 Stanley Ave 289 271 9767 T8 72 7666 Lundy’s Lane 905 356 3388 O9 26 6380 Fallsview Blvd 888 325 5788 G5 46 Niagara General Hospital Mackenzie Printery Museum Wizards Golf Toronto Bus Charters Mama Mia’s Restaurant AG Inspired Cuisine (Sterling Inn) 5546 Portage Rd 905 378 4647 S8 H 1 Queenston St Queenston 905 262 5676 E3 5 4960 Clifton Hill 905 358 3676 I2 47 215 Carlingview Dr Toronto 416 990 2144 5719 Victoria Ave 905 354 7471 H1 27 5195 Magdalen St 289 292 0005 H2 55 Niagara Parks Police Marineland True Rainbow Tours Mandarin (Niagara Square) Brasa Brazilian Steakhouse (Hilton) 6075 Niagara Pkwy 905 356 1338 H3 4 7657 Portage Rd 905 356 9565 U13 24 4300 Drummond Rd 866 333 3353 R4 73 7555 Montrose Rd 905 358 7000 N13 28 6361 Fallsview Blvd 905 353 7187 G5 56 Niagara Regional Police McFarland House Zoom Leisure Bikes Market Buff et (Casino Niagara) Buchanans Steak & Seafood GOLF COURSES 5700 Valley Way 905 688 4111 S7 5 15927 Niagara Pkwy NOTL 905 468 3322 E1 25 3850 Niagara Pkwy 905 468 2366 V3 51 5705 Falls Ave 905 374 3598 I1 25 6039 Fallsview Blvd 905 353 4111 G4 57 Niagara Transit Mind Trix - Mystic Stone Lounge Legends on the Niagara Zoom Tours Mick & Angelo’s Eatery & Bar Casa Mia Ristorante 4320 Bridge St 905 356 1179 W5 6 15927 Niagara Pkwy NOTL 888 666 3060 G4 77 9561 Niagara Pkwy Chippawa 905 295 9595 Z15 39 215 Carlingview Dr Toronto 416 276 9127 7600 Lundy’s Lane 905 357 6543 O9 26 3518 Portage Rd 905 356 5410 R2 58 Movieland Wax Museum Royal Niagara Golf Club Moksha Indian Bistro Milestones Fallsview Restaurant (Marriott on the Falls) 4848 Clifton Hill 905 358 3061 I2 16 1 Niagara-on-the-Green Blvd 1 866 769 2518 C4 55 5993 Stanley Ave 905 354 8585 F3 29 6755 Fallsview Blvd 905 358 4720 T11 59 Mystery Maze Thundering Waters Golf Club My Cousin Vinny’s Italian Grill Morton’s Grille (Marriott Fallsview) TRANSPORTATION SPAS 4943 Clifton Hill 905 357 2200 I2 26 6000 Marineland Pkwy 905 357 6000 S13 56 6541 Main St 905 374 2621 F6 30 6740 Fallsview Blvd 905 357 7300 T11 59 Dynasty Limousine National Helicopters Whirlpool Golf Course Five Lakes Spa AVEDA Niagara Clifton Family Restaurant Outback Steakhouse 4136 Jordan Rd Jordan 905 687 2053 A3 7 468 Niagara Stone Rd NOTL 905 641 2222 C2 27 3351 Niagara Pkwy 905 356 1140 V2 57 6039 Fallsview Blvd 905 353 4100 G3 74 4945 Clifton Hill 905 357 4330 I2 19 6788 Fallsview Blvd 905 357 6661 T11 59 Chair A Van Service Niagara Belle Healing Salt Cave Passage to India Restaurant Ponte Vecchio (Fallsview Casino) 5734 Glenholme Ave 905 357 0122 Q8 8 61 Melville St NOTL 888 438 4444 E3 5 6100 Thorold Stone Rd 905 358 3003 R4 75 5546 Robinson St 905 371 3444 F4 31 6380 Fallsview Blvd 888 325 5788 G5 46 Coach Canada Niagara Falls Fun Zone RSR Spa & Wellness Centre Perkins Restaurant & Bakery Queenston Heights Restaurant DUTY FREE SHOPPING 4555 Erie Ave 905 357 2133 W5 6 6455 Fallsview Blvd 905 357 1346 G6 28 6326 Thorold Stone Rd 289 271 8807 R4 79 4800 Bender St 905 371 8688 I1 32 14184 Niagara Pkwy 905 262 4274 E3 60 Community Transport Group Niagara Falls History Museum Duty Free Americas - Peace Bridge Senses Spa & Boutique Pranzo Ristorante Italiano Ruth’s Chris Steak House (Four Points) 331 Four Mile Creek Rd St Davids 877 967 0888 D3 10 5810 Ferry St 905 358 5082 S9 29 1 Peace Bridge Plaza USA 716 886 5000 Z15 9 8444 Lundy’s Lane 905 356 6068 M9 49 6361 Fallsview Blvd 905 354 7887 G5 33 6455 Fallsview Blvd 905 357 1199 G6 16 Coventry Connections Niagara Niagara Falls Incline Railway Duty Free Americas - Queenston Lewiston Bridge Serenity Spa by the Falls Rainforest Café 25 Seapark Dr St Catharines 905 358 3232 C3 11 7001 Portage Rd 905 356 2909 T12 30 1 Queenston Lewiston Bridge USA 716 284 9734 E3 14 6740 Fallsview Blvd 905 358 4048 T11 69 4915 Clifton Hill 905 374 2233 I2 34 Niagara Airbus Niagara Falls Military Museum Duty Free Americas - Rainbow Bridge The Spa at Sterling Inn Ruby Tuesday 8626 Lundy’s Lane 905 374 8111 L9 12 5049 Victoria Ave 905 358 1949 U6 78 Rainbow Bridge Plaza USA 716 284 9736 W9 58 5195 Magdalen St 289 292 0011 G2 76 4943 Clifton Hill 905 357 4330 I2 19 VIA Rail Station/Go Train Niagara Fishing Adventures Niagara Duty Free Shop Shoeless Joe’s (Fallsview Casino) WINERIES, BREWERIES & DISTILLERIES 4267 Bridge St 888 842 7245 W5 13 445 Thorold Rd Welland 905 708 8654 K15 19 5726 Falls Ave 905 374 3700 J2 59 6380 Fallsview Blvd 905 354 5552 G5 35 WEGO Niagara Freefall Interactive Centre Swiss Chalet Rotisserie
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