table rock welcome centre

The Table Rock Welcome Centre is nicely coming together. You can tell the recent renovations are almost complete. Especially, during the winter the Welcome Centre serves for a great place to warm up with a Tim's. There are also washrooms and many other food and drink options. Of course, with the proximity to the Falls, the prices are a bit inflated, okay they are inflated! The view of the Horseshoe Falls (the Canadian side) from the second floor is awesome! The Table Rock Welcome Centre is not a must see, but you inevitably will make a quick stop if you are in the area. It's the perfect place to take a rest with the family!!

The view from the upper level was amazing. The shop has everything and there are so many attractions all in one place. And it connects to the funicular for easy access to the main street. It also is the hub for all the buses.

As we visited in the winter the Falls were relatively quiet. But cold very cold so the vistor centre was very useful to warm up and get a hot drink (Tim Hortons) plus use the toilets. Facilities were all clean and well organised.

staying in the fallsview area....it was like minus 10 degrees...but we got up close to the falls without having to go outside too much!The incline railway is new and enclosed and now open ALL YEAR!!the table rock house is steps away from the railway...you must visit the awesome candy shop inside..or eat at the restaurant that puts you right on the edge of the falls....spectacular!!!!

The centre is really good,moots of information about the falls and the obligatory gift and sweet shops. What really made it for me though was the Tim Horton's there, I love my coffee and I love Tim's.

Table Rock House has been upgraded with the installation of the bridge to cross the road as well as expanding the actual building and wow - it has really improved it! There are additional exits to the falls viewing areas as well as enclosing more of what used to be open areas. Great protection for winter viewing as you can escape the cold with much more space inside. Souvenirs are available in multiple locations or you can tour the Journey Behind the Falls or visit Niagara's Fury from within the welcome centre. Have a snack or sit down for a meal - the choice is yours. Prices are reasonable for the area and the view is like none other! Parking is about $10.00 but is worth it!

With restaurants, attractions and shops and a walk through from the incline railway to the Falls its a great place for a meal or simply to escape the cold for a bit. Check out the pictures of the Falls for a quick history lesson.

Some things to see, places to eat, washrooms, and warmth on a cold winter day. Not all entrances were open and it was a long walk from parking when the wind and snow were blowing.

Perfect spot for viewing and to pick up souvenirs and tickets to attractions. Parking is nearby for a fee.

Would have liked a bit more of a map to figure out how to get around between the Canadian and NY sides.

Great people watching location, places to grab a bite and take some photographs. For the amount of people, the restrooms were surprisingly clean.

The closest view of the edge of the falls is mesmerising (and sometimes disorienting if you stare too long)! Another place we frequently visit for the view, Timmies and a short rest as we walk the parkway.

It was clean, organized, and offered a lot of information on the park. You can get the Wonder Passes here, which allow you to do several attractions around the falls.

An interesting edifice where you could access the Niagara's Fury, Journey Behind the Falls. There's a restaurant overlooking the Falls where you could enjoy the beautiful view while dining, & a Candy store that's obviously a little overpriced.

Warm and welcoming on a cold winter day. Lots of shops and good views of the falls. Also the Niagara's Fury show which is worth a watch.