Home / Travel / The Winter Festival of Lights on the Canadian side runs mid-November through early JanuaryTravel border falls niagara-falls niagara-falls-in-winterThe Winter Festival of Lights on the Canadian side runs mid-November through early JanuaryOver three million lights and illuminated displays line the Niagara Parkway, plus fireworks on weekend nights. It’s the main winter draw on the Canadian side. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesCanadian side of Niagara Falls has diverse cuisine; American side sticks to classics and seafoodDowntown apartments near Clifton Hill or historic homes near Pine Avenue for food explorersNiagara peaches, Lake Erie fish — Niagara Falls farm-to-table is the real dealNiagara Falls does Asian fusion: bulgogi tacos, pad thai carbonara, General Tso's cauliflowerNiagara Falls has Indian sweet shops with gulab jamun, rasgulla, barfi, and jalebiExploreNiagara Falls KOA runs a seasonal shuttle — some NY RV parks do tooMarriott Fallsview and Niagara Falls Marriott on the Falls — family-friendly with a viewComfort Inn and Quality Hotel offer free shuttles to the fallsHalal restaurants near the falls offer dine-in, takeout, and deliveryHampton Inn breakfast and Residence Inn kitchenettes save families money at the fallsPrevious Three bedrooms is the sweet spot for a family of five in Niagara.Next The Winter Festival of Lights on the Canadian side is a magical winter proposal spot — Niagara Falls State Park on the American side works too