Tunnel opens to visitors below Niagara Falls, showcasing 115-year-old engineering marvel

The tunnel offers visitors a unique look at a historic power station beneath Niagara Falls that operated for over 100 years.

takes visitors to the tunnel, where they can walk through the space below the power station that takes them to a viewing area to see the beautiful views at Niagara Falls.built in 1905 on the Canadian side of the Niagara River, has hidden decks and gives visitors a deep dive into the history of how workers kept it running for over a century.

Tourists step onto a viewing platform to enjoy the view of Niagara Falls on June 29, 2022 in Ontario, Canada. , the space features repurposed artifacts, exhibits, and installations that show how the station harnessed the power of water to generate electricity for 100 years. The power station operated from 1905 until 2006 and is the world's only fully intact hydroelectric plant of its era,

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