Explore the world's first major commercial hydroelectric power station, built in 1905. After closing in 2006, it was transformed into an interactive museum telling the story of power generation from Niagara's waters. The highlight is the 670-meter tunnel descending 55 meters underground via a glass-paneled elevator, ending at a stunning observation platform at the base of the falls.
Price includes tunnel access. Tunnel may close in extreme cold temperatures. Self-guided tour takes approximately 2 hours
Weekday mornings for fewer crowds. Evening visits in summer for special lighting. Check tunnel status in winter as it may close in extreme cold
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Absolutely! The tunnel is the main experience. You descend 55 meters via glass elevator and walk 670 meters through a historic underground tunnel. The end platform offers a unique view of the falls from below unavailable anywhere else
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