Niagara Falls is the massive water falls of the world. The best way to have the clear and close view of the Niagara Falls and its surrounding areas is to take a leisurely stroll through photogenic Queen Victoria Park. The Queen Victoria Park is the “Heart” of the Niagara Parks. It was established in 1885 by the central government of Ontario, in order to protect the beauty of the area surrounding the falls.
The Queen Victoria Park initially, commenced with 62 hectors of land, but today it is being spanning from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario, extends some 56 kilo meters along the Niagara River.
Bounded by the escarpment, the Niagara River Great gorge, the park houses a valuable collection of unique native and international plants and beautifully preserved garden material from around the world.
The park features major rock gardens, a hybrid T. Rose garden, and two attractive carpet bedding displays. It contains numerous park benches and beautiful lawns for relaxation. Visitors come to this park especially to enjoy the scenic view of the Niagara River and to enjoy the royal garden settings at free of charge. It is a perfect spot to gaze at the fantastic fireworks throughout the summer.
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