Old Fort Niagara (with kids)

What a great way to learn some history of the region and America. It is mostly outside walking to each of the out buildings. The fort is nestled inside a park with beautiful trees and water surrounding it. It was windy and a bit chilly in November but worth the visit. They have a huge flag from 1812. You are able walk into most of the rooms. They have a nice gift shop and a very friendly staff. Th...

Donate to the Native american education fund if you want to preserve more history; wonderful place wonderful fort coated in honorable history the energy of the area is incredible many generations many uniforms many methods of warfare taught for hundreds of years great views and the musket demonstration is cool even if you view from afar bring binoculars if you want to see toronto and if you dont i...

If you are in the Niagara Falls area, this place must be on your list to visit, if for no other reason than it's historical relevance. Everything about this place is worth exploring - the museum, the grounds, and buildings. Best of all are the staff. Their attitude to educate and take a moment to ensure you are completely enjoying your time with them is a breath of fresh air. The tour that's provi...

We had an awesome family day at this museum! Our guide was incredibly knowledgeable, and the exhibits were so impactful—I was especially impressed by the focus on representation. I'd definitely recommend bringing your favorite food and setting aside extra time to enjoy it all with your family.

Old Fort Niagara is a reconstructed fort of one that was there many years ago. There is one original building that is still standing. When you enter the building, there is a small museum that tells the history about the fort and what it was used for. There is a fee to enter the actual park for parking before you get to the fort itself and there is a fee for the fort but you do get the parking fee ...