Six War of 1812 sites, from the Old Town forts to the battlefield at Queenston Heights.
Reached by a marked walking path from Front St and Simcoe St. The trail crosses the Niagara-on-the-Lake Golf Course, where golfers have the right of way.
Site of Upper Canada's first legislature, convened by Lieutenant Governor John Graves Simcoe in 1792.
The British fort at the heart of the War of 1812 in Upper Canada. Scene of the Battle of Fort George in 1813.
Home of Butler's Rangers, the irregular soldiers who defended this ground before NOTL existed as a named settlement.
Home of Laura Secord, whose 20-mile journey through American-occupied territory warned the British of an impending attack in 1813.
A 56-metre column on the Queenston escarpment, raised over the battlefield where the War of 1812 turned, and where General Isaac Brock was killed leading the counter-charge.