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Queen Street is a dynamic destination for locals and tourists alike. A neighborhood established in the 1850’s, this area is home to a number of historic buildings including some that still feature their original architecture. Head to Queen Street for a great local experience with unique merchandise, entertainment, sumptuous food, and so much more.

You will be delighted by what you find when you explore the many unique businesses that make up Downtown Niagara Falls. For a tasty snack and a great cup of coffee stop at the Queen Bean Cafe which is nestled in historic Downtown Niagara Falls at the corner of Imagine and Believe.

Assemble your team of super-star puzzle solvers and see if you can make your way out of one of the themed escape rooms at Adventure Rooms Canada. Test your skills and see if you can hit a bullseye by throwing an axe at BATL Niagara. The Backyard Axe Throwing League on Queen Street has numerous axe throwing lanes, expert coaches and food and drink available on-site.

If thrill seeking adventure isn’t your thing, slow it down a bit by browsing one-of-a-kind original Canadian Fine Art at Steve Wilson Studios & The Gallery where you can find the works of local, national and international artist in exhibitions that change every two to four weeks. A great place to test out your own artistic skills is The Painted Turtle Pottery & Art Studio Niagara's award-winning, one-stop creativity shop.

For some fun and fresh air, head to Snap E-Bike Rentals & Tours for the ultimate e-bike rental experience in Niagara Falls! All equipment is provided including high-performance e-bikes, stylish helmets, bike locks, saddlebags, snacks & drinks. You can explore Queen Street and beyond by riding down the Niagara Parkway all the way to the Falls for scenic views at every angle.

Downtown is also home to the GoTrain Station and a WEGO Bus Terminal where visitors can hop-on the state-of-the-art bus system to access tourist areas, accommodations and attractions along the Niagara Parkway, Clifton Hill, Fallsview Boulevard and Lundy’s Lane.