Repeat Honeymoon With New Ideas

Dubbed the “Honeymoon Capital of the World’’ in the late 1800s for its romantic grandiosity, Niagara Falls sees more than 12 million visitors each year. It’s a destination worth repeating again and again as attractions continue to grow in number.

Get closer to the waters of Niagara Falls than you thought possible at the Cave of the Winds experience--a tour through the Niagara Gorge and wooden walkways that bring you just 20 feet from underneath the waters of Bridal Veil Falls. Ride along the gorge and under the falls on the iconic Maid of the Mist. Feel the thrill of Devil’s Hole class 5 whitewater rapids and the magnitude of the Whirlpool at Whirlpool Jet Boat Tours.

Make sure to pop into the new

28,000-square-foot Welcome Center opening May 2023 to see exhibits highlighting natural, industrial, and Indigenous American history.

Treat yourself to a one-of-a-kind dining experience. The Top of the Falls Restaurant serves American-fare lunch and dinners and a panoramic view of the Falls. It is the only restaurant overlooking Niagra Falls. Temporarily closed for the winter season, plan your visit when it reopens in May.

Take a behind - the - scenes tour at the Aquarium of Niagara and see areas most visitors don’t ever view. You will leave with a better understanding of the complexities of caring for a variety of aquatic animals. see https://www.aquariumofniagara.org/inside-the-aquarium/ for details.

While in the area, take a side trip only a few miles away to revisit the Lockport Locks. Celebrating it’s bicentennial this year, see the locks in action on a narrated ride with Lockport Locks & Erie Canal Cruises. The tour includes being raised and lowered 50 feet in the only double set of locks on the Erie Canal! Those who prefer to stay on land can opt for a walking tour or if you’re feeling adventurous, head underground for a different perspective on canal history at the Lockport Cave. The Erie Canal Discovery Center and Locks District offer even more opportunities to learn about the historic waterway once called “The Nation’s First Superhighway.”

In addition to distinctive meals, unique libations, and award-winning local beers, visitors can treat themselves to some of the region’s finest coffee and artisan chocolates.

Launching February 1st, the Cumberland Valley Coffee and Chocolate Trail is a digital passport to everyone’s favorites sweets and treats. The trail features 16 locations serving locally crafted coffee and chocolate items. Enjoy the trail through May 31st and win prizes along the way!

Coffee connoisseurs can get their caffeine fix and recharge as they sip aromatic and delectable drinks made with stellar java. Take time to slowly sip your drink while enjoying an amazing array of pastries or a delicious meal at these cozy cafes. You’ll find all your favorites -- mochas, lattes, cold brews, macchiatos, and more, plus a variety of seasonal drinks with unique flavor combinations.

Chocolate enthusiasts can satisfy their cravings and indulge in delicious goodies at unique local shops where the alluring scent of homemade chocolate tempts visitors to sample every confection.

We invite you to sip, savor, and try a bite on our Coffee & Chocolate Trail. With a number of locations conveniently located near each other, it’s easy to combine these two everyday pleasures into a delightful and delicious adventure as you explore the charming towns of the Cumberland Valley.

To make it easy for you to keep track of the locations you’ve visited, download the list and check them off as you go