At the entrance to this historic Park you will be greeted by carpet bedding displays, along with formalized annual bedding schemes that surround both the Brock and Laura Secord Monuments. Nestled high atop the Niagara Escarpment, this is the birthplace of Niagara Falls - garden and nature lovers, hikers and picnickers have used this park for generations.

The restored home of publisher William Lyon Mackenzie reveals 500 years of printing technology, rarest in the museum's collection is the Louis Roy Press, oldest in Canada and one of the few original wooden presses remaining in the world!

The Best Hands-on Museum in Upper Canada Mackenzie Printery & Newspaper Museum in Queenston is a place that played a brief, but important role in Canadian history. The beautiful limestone building was the home of William Lyon Mackenzie and from here he began his career as publisher and agitator for political reform.

Located in the pleasant village of Queenston, just off the scenic Niagara Parkway. A short walk away from Queenston Heights Park and a short walk away from the Bruce Trail and the Niagara River Recreation Trail. The main floor only of this historic building is wheelchair accessible and there is free visitor parking.

Brock's monument is owned by Parks Canada and is located in Queenston Heights Park, which is maintained year-round by The Niagara Parks Commission. A self-guided tour of the Battle of Queenston Heights starts at the foot of the monument and includes a climb to the top for a magnificent view towards Lake Ontario in the north and Niagara Falls in the south.

Queenston Heights Restaurant offers an intimate and elegant ambiance in a rustic setting. The breathtaking views of the Niagara River and local vineyards are matched only by the culinary creations of our Chef. Hand-picked recipes that capture the essence of Niagara’s bountiful farms and lush vineyards are created with the purest ingredients. For the wine enthusiast, we are proud of our award-winning wine collection of select Niagara VQA wines. Perfectly situated as the Gateway to Niagara wine country, this beautiful and serene setting is a historic War of 1812 heritage site.