Tourist Guide Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls, in Ontario, has often been referred to as the world’s most famous destination. While the falls is undoubtedly the major attraction, the rest of Niagara is an equally enriching affair. With a population of about 79,000 people, Niagara is a centre of tourism and commerce.
The climate in Niagara ranges from temperate to extreme. In the summer time, one can expect a warm and dry weather, while the winters are extended and snowy. Snowstorms are also a regular feature.
Until 1881, Niagara Falls was called Elgin. It was incorporated as a township in 1904. The city has grown commercially and culturally due to its booming tourist industry as well as its close proximity to the U.S. markets.
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