3 Meilleurs Repères à Welland, ON

A great place to go for a walk with bicycle paths and restaurants all around. A must see at night.

A piece of history, this vertical lift bridge is often lit up different colours making for a unique viewing experience each time around. Walking trails can be found on both sides.

Very cool looking bridge. My daughter and I stopped by to see it while being in Welland.

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Beautiful, bright and grand public library with ample parking and stunning view of Welland canal. Tons of kids and adults activities, Great place to immerse yourself with great selection of books, large prints, school/ work project and enjoy some arts displays around the library. Merritt Island Park is adjacent to it to run the kids either in the playground or just stroll around the trail which is quite beautiful as well. This is one of the best hidden gem in sleepy Welland in my opinion.

Great library with staff members who are friendly and helpful when needed, but also let you explore on your own when desired. Have also enjoyed the events they’ve organized that I attended and have found that the children’s section greatly entertained my nephew the few times we’ve been there together.

The Welland Public Library is a wonderful place to borrow books. They have a great selection and it is easy and convenient to reserve and renew books online. The staff is always helpful and very friendly. As an avid reader, borrowing books from the library has made reading an economical pastime.

The Welland Canal memorial monument is located in Merritt Park on King Street. The monument includes a walkway, a fountain with a motif of piled rocks, five life-sized statues, and stone tablets with brass donor plaques. The monument commemorates the people from Canada and worldwide who came to the Niagara Peninsula to build the canal. Unveiled on September 27, 2001, it is a familiar city landmark.

I like this place. It has excellent statues and displays to commemorate different things, places to sit and rest, and sometimes I like to bring a book and read under one of the beautiful trees. There are even Pokémon stops for those who play.

Amazing concert stage on the canal. Amazing entertainment