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Frommer's Niagara Region (Frommer's)
The Niagara Region is one of Canada's most popular tourist destinations. The falls, wine tours, the Shaw Festival, shopping, casinos, it's no wonder that many visitors stay for two to three days to take it all in. And with hundreds of attractions, restaurants, bed and breakfasts, inns, and hotels to choose from, visitors need a discerning guide.
Frommer's Niagara Region provides readers with a comprehensive guide to the best of this popular area. Detailed, accurate maps, honest reviews, and complete itineraries will make this the ideal guide for families looking to enjoy the falls, burnt-out urbanites seeking a romantic vacation in wine country, and newlyweds hoping to make the most of one the world's top honeymoon destinations. Tour Niagara Falls.
Niagara Falls: An Intimate Portrait
Once a place sacred to the Iroquois, Niagara Falls over the last 200 years has been exploited by profiteers, protected by preservationists, harnessed for mechanical power, and reincarnated into the honeymoon capital of the world. Today, fifteen million people travel to Niagara Falls from all over the globe each year to experience the sight and sound of 700,000 gallons of water crashing over the edge every second. Paralleling a national PBS program, this book celebrates the Falls and examines human progress, and folly, on a grand scale. Through pictures and words, it weaves together the contemporary Niagara story with the immense history of this legendary natural wonder. Niagara was the first great North American tourist destination, but by the mid-1800s it had become a place of carnival side shows and tacky amusements. Later, preservationists such as Frederick Law Olmstead made it the first publicly funded nature reserve, and engineers such as Westinghouse, Edison, and Tesla discovered how to use its energy for electricity. These and other historical elements form the backdrop of the modern-day Niagara saga. Interviews with people who work at the falls today offer fascinating glimpses into the life behind the legend. Readers meet light show engineers, Maid of the Mist captains, wedding chapel ministers, and historians, who know all the great tales of tightrope walkers and people going over the falls in a barrel. The book features stunning images of the falls in every season, from misty rainbows in springtime to fifty-foot ice "sculptures" in winter, and photos of contemporary wirewalkers, mist-drenched tourists, and honeymooners of all nationalities Tour Niagara Falls.
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