Niagara Falls at sunrise

Things to Do in Niagara Falls in the Summer

If you’ve been debating about visiting Niagara Falls, then make the move and mark your calendars for a summer adventure you won’t want to miss! Summer is the prime time to visit, where the weather is warmer with the average temperature between 75-80 degrees, daylight hours are longer, and summer specials are abundant. Another bonus is mists and breezes from the waterfalls can make the area feel even cooler. Discover why June, July, and August are the perfect months to make this trip and discover why Niagara Falls, also known as the Honeymoon Capital for its beauty, is the place to be this summer and join the many travelers that visit and enjoy with so many cool things to do.

If you’re looking to get outdoors this summer, Niagara Falls has many activities to offer. From breathtaking views to unforgettable tours, festivals, attractions, and unbeatable activities, Niagara Falls is truly the perfect family getaway. So, gather the kids (and a raincoat), put on some comfortable shoes, and create your to-do list with some of these favorites curated for you.

United States Capitol Building

Washington, DC Walking Tours

Washington, DC, or the District of Colombia was established by the Constitution of the United States to serve as the nation’s capital. Founded in 1790, the capital has been a dynamic city with many highs and lows in American history. President George Washington chose the location along the Potomac and Anacostia Rivers after both Maryland and Virginia ceded land to this new “district,” distinguished from the rest of the states. A grid system was planned at which the center would be the Capitol building.

A City Cruises yellow Potomac River Water Taxi

The Hidden Treasures of Old Town Alexandria

Rich in history, architecture from centuries past, and plenty of modern-day spots for shopping, culture, and dining, Old Town Alexandria is a downtown destination beloved by locals and visitors alike. Designated a national historic district, this small city is situated right on the Potomac River waterfront and located a few minutes from Washington, DC Cobblestone streets, brick-lined sidewalks, and 18th century townhouses dot the landscape. The busy, buzzing main thoroughfare of King Street, which is ideal for a casual stroll, features 200-plus independent businesses including boutiques and restaurants, and a burgeoning social scene—both day and night. So how does one decide what to see and do? Don’t worry we have you covered, because it’s time to uncover some of Old Town Alexandria’s hidden treasures, so let’s get started, shall we?