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Itinerary · Couples

An Afternoon in Niagara-on-the-Lake

A food-and-wine lesson for two, a pairing on a veranda, then a walk in the Old Town.

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At a glance

Length
Afternoon, about 4 hours
Stops
2 stops · about 3 km
People
Two
Getting around
Car with a designated driver, or bikes from town
Cost
About $85–$105 a person
Season
Year-round; the veranda is best May to October
Booking
Book both experiences
Area
Niagara-on-the-Lake

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The route

  1. The lesson · Niagara-on-the-Lake

    Stratus Vineyards

    Learn something together: what salt, sugar, acid and fat do to the wine in your glass.

    Do
    Food & Wine Lab, $49 a person, one hour. Or the Stratus Select Experience: four wines you choose, with cheese and charcuterie, $35.
    Book
    Booking recommended.
    Hours
    Every day, 11am–5pmToday: open 11am–5pm

    Winery page ›Call (905) 468-1806

  2. About 5 min drive · 3 km

    The pairing · Niagara-on-the-Lake

    Two Sisters Vineyards

    Then a slower one: food and wine on a veranda, a short drive from the Old Town.

    Do
    The Art of Pairing, an hour-long guided food-and-wine experience on the Veranda, $56.25 a person. Dinner is at Kitchen76, the winery's restaurant.
    Book
    Booking recommended for the pairing; required for Kitchen76.
    Hours
    Every dayToday: open 11:00 AM–6:00 PM

    Winery page ›Call 905-468-0592

Good to know

Finish with a walk along Queen Street in the Old Town, a few minutes from Two Sisters. If you stay for dinner at Kitchen76, book it when you book the pairing.

Plan B · If you would rather stroll than sit

Riverview Cellars on the Niagara Parkway has a self-guided vineyard stroll with a glass of wine in a take-home glass, $12.

Getting there and back

Niagara-on-the-Lake is about an hour and a half from Toronto on the QEW. The roads between the wineries and the Old Town are flat: bikes are an easy way to skip the driving.

Built from each winery's own published details, checked October 2026. Today's hours and the days above are read from their sites every night. Prices, hours and group policies change, so confirm with each winery when you book. Please plan a driver: you must be 19 or older to drink in Ontario. More itineraries