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Niagara on-the-lake, which is one of the world's seven
largest fairytale towns, the world's most beautiful town of the title, the town
close to Lake Ontario, located in Niagara Falls sink into Lake Ontario, from
Niagara Falls about 25 km.
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Niagara on-the-lake residents are not many, about more
than ten thousand people. The lakeside town was once home to the Indian
aborigines. These aborigines were migrated from New York after the civil war in
the United States.
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Niagara on-the-lake town
was the capital of Ontario, the town retains many pioneering times of
architecture, 19th century culture and the old town style is also well
protected in here, and it formed a unique style town. The main street of the
town is called Queen Street, the street is not wide, but on both sides of the
house is old, with historical value of the buildings and neatly lined with trees,
each
with its own characteristics..
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Niagara on-the-lake town,
although very small, but perfectly formed, commercial areas, churches, and
opera house, everything. The town looks beautiful and classical, quiet and
beautiful, with different architectural styles on both sides of the street, it
is one of the most beautiful and most complete colonial towns in North America,
with a charming leisure style.
Not far from the town of
Niagara-on-the-Lake, there is also a famous wine-producing areas. To celebrate
Valentine's Day, each year the town will be held "wine and roses"
activities on
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Valentine's Day to greet guests from all over the place. In this wonderful
day, lovers can ride retro-styled wagon roaming in Queen Street of the
18th-century Europe amorous feelings. Enjoy the restaurants and bars on both
sides of the street, filled with fragrant roses. To see the national
characteristics of the Scottish flower skirt and the British gentleman hat. Lovers
can also revel in the picturesque wine and roses, in the layout design of the
chocolate shop and jewelry store, or a gentle in the candle light taste food
and dessert.
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From 3 April to 28
October each year, the famous Bernard Shaw Festival is held in
Niagara-on-the-Lake. Bernard Shaw and his contemporaries (1856-1950) playwright
are the only festival in the world to be staged by George Bernard Shaw. While
the Stratford Festival is based on Shakespeare's classic repertoire. But
coincidentally, the two equally prestigious World Theater Festival, which held
to have a strong English charm of the town, but they are only two or three
hours away from the driving distance.
