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A historic tree-lined street at golden hour, brick and clapboard shopfronts with hanging flowers, a river in the distance, and no readable signs.

Niagara-on-the-Lake · Ontario

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Stay in Old Town, a short drive from the vineyards and the Shaw Festival.

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The town is about a 25-minute drive north of Niagara Falls. Old Town is the walkable Heritage District.

Where to stay

Old Town

Old Town

The walkable Heritage District, on Queen Street and around the theatres.

Wineries

Wineries

About 40 wineries in the town, along the lake and inland toward Virgil and Queenston.

Shaw Festival

Shaw Festival

Three theatres in Old Town. Tickets are at shawfest.com.

Things to do

Things to do

Queen Street, the river, Fort George, and the wine country around town.

Hotels in Old Town

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A historic brick street with hanging flower baskets and iron lamp posts, no shop signs.
Old Town, along the Heritage District.

Wineries and a Shaw day

The town is home to about 40 wineries. Plan a winery day, or a Shaw Festival performance — tickets are at shawfest.com.

Where should I stay?

Old Town is the usual base for Queen Street and the theatres. St. Davids, Virgil, Glendale, and Queenston are the town’s other communities. See where to stay. More questions.

How far is it from Niagara Falls?

About a 25-minute drive north. More on getting here.

Where do I buy Shaw Festival tickets?

At shawfest.com, or through the box office at 905-468-2172 or 1-800-511-7429. This guide does not sell tickets. More questions.