Niagara Falls Underground Railroad Heritage Center - Niagara Falls (NY)

5 /5 Brittnee Cole: My family and I visited Niagara Falls and Toronto on a family vacation in June. This museum was one of the highlights of our trip. There were 15 of us so I reserved a group tour, which I would advise because you get a more in depth learning experience about the Underground Railroad and some of the people involved as opposed to just walking through and reading on your own. Our guide was Char and she was absolutely amazing! Her energy and passion for our history made the tour 10 times better. I cannot say enough good things about her. She kept us engaged and because of her, I would return again. We all were so impressed. This museum holds an important piece of our history and I would recommend it to any- and everyone.

4 /5 Live LOVE Life: We didnt do the tour today and will definitely return. We explored a small section next to the Underground Railroad Heritage Center where there is an informative display... Its worth checking out. $10.00 for adults. $8.00 for seniors... Youth 6-12, $6.00. Kids 5 and under are free. As of Sept 28, 2024.

5 /5 District Yatta: This place is like a time capsule for black history. I stopped here on my way back to the hotel and I thoroughly enjoyed my time. It is really awe inspiring to see where our ancestors came to seek freedom. The original window is still there where they looked through and knew freedom was on the other side. If you are into Black History, make sure you stop here on your visit to Niagara.

5 /5 Michael Sweeney: Ive visited this attraction twice within the last 2 years and have found it fascinating. Having been raised in the area, Ive become fan of this areas rich history and contribution to American culture. This exhibit is easily one of the best presented, most interesting and enlightening attractions this area offers. The stories are well told and I found them riveting. This is well worth your time and a fantastic addition to the Niagara Falls list of attractions

5 /5 Kymberli Colbourne: Great museum. So much great information and cool interactive exhibits in a small space. We recommend the Conversation Tour. We had a great guide who really got us all involved. So much important history and learning useful for our lives today as we continue to reckon with our nations’ shameful and inhumane foundations of enslavement. Thanks to those who have so thoughtfully created this fantastic museum.