All the essentials you need to make your stay easy and unforgettable.
Spanning Niagara-on-the-Lake are five unique villages, each offering quaint shops, blooming vineyards, and a chance to explore the history, local art, and culture of our community. As the first capital of Upper Canada and a key site during the War of 1812, our town is beautifully preserved in 19th-century architecture and national historical sites throughout the region. That same sense of heritage flows into our vineyards, where a unique terroir offers a difference you can taste in every glass.
To help you make the most of your visit, we’ve gathered everything you need to navigate with ease. Find parking and transportation options or essential services like groceries, gas, and ATMs. Consider this your guide to an informed and unforgettable stay in Niagara-on-the-Lake.
Parking machines accept credit, debit, and coin, or pay online through the Honk Mobile app and ParkedIn. Vehicles with a veteran’s poppy plate or handicap sticker park for free in any paid lot around town with no time limit restrictions!
Whether you’re spending a day along heritage streets or exploring the region’s five villages, find all the essentials right when you need it. From grocery stores…
Tour Your Way Around
Buses & Shuttle Transfer
Meet your tour bus in Heritage District at 160 Front Street or 85 Queen Street, between the Edward Spera Gallery and Irish Design boutique. WEGO passengers can catch the free Niagara-on-the-Lake shuttle from Fort George to the Floral Clock in Queenston. Check out their website for more information on shuttle routes and operating hours.
