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Radisson Hotel & Suites Fallsview, ON

6733 Fallsview Boulevard, Niagara Falls, ON Canada L2G 3W7, Canada

Reservations: 1-800-395-7046 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: (905) 356-1944 Fax: (905) 374-2555

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Enjoy Local Area Attractions Like Niagara Falls and Maid of the Mist

Overlooking breathtaking Horseshoe Falls, the Radisson Hotel & Suites Fallsview offers an ideal location in Niagara Falls, Ontario. Hotel guests are within walking distance of beautiful botanical gardens and other popular attractions in Niagara Falls. Visit Fort Erie and Fort George at each end of the Niagara River, enjoy performances at the Shaw Festival in Niagara on the Lake or tour wineries. For an up-close view of the falls, the Radisson Fallsview is just a few minutes away from Maid of the Mist cruises. To help you make the most of your vacation, we have several Niagara Falls packages as well as a concierge desk to help you plan your fun and make the most of the local area!
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Our Niagara Falls, Ontario hotel is near the following local attractions:

13th Street Winery (12.5 miles)
Established in 1908, featuring estate-grown and handcrafted table and sparkling wines.
Phone: (905) 984-8463
Fallsview Casino (0.3 miles)
Enjoy shopping, gaming and more at the largest casino in Niagara, Canada, which opened in June 2004.
Phone: 1-888-325-5788
Inniskillin Winery (12.1 miles)
Wine connoisseurs won't want to miss taking a detailed, self-guided tour to discover how wine is created in Niagara wine country. Niagara on the Lake produces a variety of world-class wines.
Phone: (888) 466-4754
John Daly's Thundering Waters Golf Club (0.7 miles)
Thundering Waters is perfect for travelers who can't live without their tee time.
Phone: (877) 833-DALY
Journey Behind the Falls (5.4 miles)
Be sure to enjoy one of the most exciting Niagara Falls tours. Take an elevator up from the bottom of Niagara Falls and find yourself right behind the powerful waters.
Maid of the Mist Boat Cruise (2.2 miles)
We're proud to be one of the hotels near Maid of the Mist. You won't get any closer to the Falls than you do on this boat, which takes you directly into the spray.
Phone: (905) 358-5781
Marineland (1.4 miles)
This combination theme park, aquarium and petting zoo will keep your family entertained all day. This is one of the best Niagara Falls attractions for families.
Phone: (905) 356-9565
Scotiabank Convention Center (0.25)
Close enough to feel the mist on your face, the newest and most prominent addition to Niagara Falls, Canada is ready to deliver UnConventional Experiences^TM.
Phone: (888) 997-6222
Niagara Falls IMAX Theatre (0.5 miles)
See the grandeur of Niagara Falls in an exciting film on a huge screen.
Phone: (866) 405-IMAX
Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens/Butterfly Conservatory (0.5 miles)
Just minutes from the Radisson, you'll find a paradise filled with a colorful variety of flowers and butterflies. Niagara Parks Butterfly Conservatory is a great year-round destination.
Skylon Tower (0.7 miles)
Enjoy watching Niagara Falls from the area's highest observation tower. Skylon Tower also offers restaurants, shopping and an arcade.
Phone: 1-877-475-9566
Whirlpool Aero Car (4.0 miles)
The cable-suspended Spanish Aero Car, which has been popular since it was constructed in 1916, allows travelers to glide through the air across the Falls' large whirlpool.

Niagara Falls sightseeing tours are available from our concierge desk. Just ask at the Radisson and we'll be happy to help you book experiences in the area.

About Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls has captivated visitors since the Seneca (part of the once-mighty Iroquois Nation) first settled the area centuries ago. In the late 17th century, Father Louis Hennepin, one of the first Europeans to "discover" the Falls, was so awestruck by their sheer magnitude that he fell to his knees proclaiming, "The universe does not afford its equal." It did not take long for news of this natural wonder to spread throughout Europe. However stunning the Falls' beauty may have been to early explorers, France and England realized that controlling the Niagara region was paramount if either country planned to use the Great Lakes for trade. Forts began to spring up on either side of the St. Lawrence River, and, in 1759, British forces took sole control of the region. After more bloodshed during the War of 1812, settlements began to rebound and became popular tourist destinations for both Americans and Canadians. Today, little has changed, and millions of visitors gather in Niagara, ON, and Niagara, NY, to take in the Falls' magnificence. The Canadian side boasts the most panoramic vista, and the best views are possible from Queen Victoria Park. Folks can also enrich their knowledge of local history by visiting Fort George National Historic Park and the Niagara Historical Society Museum. A trip up the Niagara Parkway is a must too, especially for spectacular photos. Folks with discerning palates enjoy Niagara's restaurants and wine bars - yes, the region is building a name for itself in oenological circles. Shoppers, too, find that the town is a-bustle with activity and great bargains, as seen in modern Niagara Square's variety of high-end shops.

Did you know?

A single glance around the town of Niagara Falls, and it's evident that tourism is king. In fact, it's almost mandatory, given the sheer beauty of the Falls. However, aside from leisure attractions, the town has other industries as well. Among them are processing foods, manufacturing chemicals and abrasives, and making wine.