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Daily Niagara Falls Tours from Toronto $96 Adults $87 Children + tax!

The price includes transportation from Toronto. Add an attraction to your tickets like the Hornblower boat ride (summer) or Journey Behind the Falls (winter).

Daily 8 to 9 hour Niagara Falls tours from Toronto. Travel with a small group, up to 24 passengers on the bus. Visit all the major points of Niagara Falls. Includes free time to explore Niagara Falls and participate in optional add-on attractions, including the Niagara Cruises boat ride, Journey Behind the Falls and the Skylon Tower.

Tour Highlights

• Pick up around 8:00 – 9:00 AM from Downtown Toronto
• Niagara Falls – 3 hours of free time
• Optional activities like the Niagara Cruises “Voyage to the Falls” boat ride ($36, only available in the summer) or Journey Behind the Falls ($29, available all year)
• Whirlpool Rapids: Sightseeing and photo opportunity
• Niagara Parkway Scenic Drive with seasonal stops
• Winery stop and complimentary wine tasting
• Return to Toronto around 4:30-5:30 pm (time varies based on traffic)

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Self-guided tour: Notable places on campus

Ready to check out CU Boulder’s beautiful campus? Our self-guided tour highlights some of our most notable places on campus.

For reference, you can view our campus map here , or you can choose from one of our two online versions:

• Online map: Explore campus with a searchable and interactive replica of this printed map. Visit colorado.edu/map .
• Virtual tour: Learn more about different spaces and places on campus through our immersive virtual tour. Visit youvisit.com/tour/Colorado .

We start the tour at the CASE building; however, you can begin your self-guided tour at any point along the way.

Each number represents a stop on the tour and is reflected on the campus map.

• The Center for Academic Success and Engagement (CASE, G-5) is new to CU Boulder. This center contains classrooms, offices, study nooks and information about CU Boulder. *Photo op: Take in the beautiful views and grab a photo with the buffalo statue on the fourth-floor balcony.
• The University Memorial Center (UMC, F-5) is where students can find it all. Filled with restaurants, tables, conference rooms and the book store, the UMC is where students commonly gather to relax, eat and meet friends.
• Old Main (MAIN, D-4) Our first building, Old Main, was built in 1876 with donations from our generous community. Old Main once housed the entire university, including the president, the janitor, the library and all the classrooms. The third floor of this beautiful building is home to the CU Heritage Center— a free center that showcases the history of CU Boulder.
• Macky Auditorium (MCKY, D-4) Built in 1912, Macky Auditorium is one of Colorado’s premier concert halls. The 2,047-seat theater hosts classical and popular musical concerts, dance performances, lectures and films. Stop by to see the beautiful interior. *Photo op: Varsity Lake, just west of Macky Auditorium.
• Norlin Library (LIBR, D-5) The library features a learning commons, a research center, team technology rooms and a coffee shop. Norlin Library also houses the Writing Center, Center for Asian Studies, Faculty Teaching Excellence Program and Honors offices.

The Student Recreation Center (REC, D-6) The Rec Center was recently renovated and now houses three swimming pools (including an outdoor pool shaped like a buffalo!), an ice arena, a turf gym, 10,000 square feet of strength and cardio space, a climbing wall, six multipurpose wood courts and five fitness studios with more than 90 classes offered weekly.

Folsom Field ((D-8) Our breathtaking football field is where Ralphie, our live bison mascot, can be seen charging the field at every home football game in the fall. The student section of the stadium faces the Flatirons, so students can enjoy the view of the field as well as the Rockies.

Farrand Field (G-7) This grass field features a performance stage and recreational space for students to enjoy. Some of CU Boulder’s 24 residence halls frame Farrand Field, including:

Willard Hall (G-8) to the southeast, Farrand Hall (G-8) to the east and Baker Hall (F-7) to the northwest. * Photo op: Farrand Field offers one of the best views of the Flatirons. Snap a pic and don’t forget to share with #ViewsFromCU.

Roser ATLAS building (Alliance for Technology, Learning and Society) (ATLS, F-6) The ATLAS building has facilities for innovative learning, with spaces for information technology classes and research. The building features an auditorium, a 2,700-square-foot black box studio and a 1,000-square-foot production studio. It is here that art, tech and creative thoughts merge.

The Visual Arts Complex (VAC, F-5) This complex houses the Department of Art and Art History. It includes resources such as a woodshop, kiln yard, Visual Resources Center and more. It’s also home to the CU Art Museum, which is open to all visitors.

This is the end of your tour. We hope you enjoyed your time on campus, and be sure to share your visit experience @FutureBuffs! #ViewsFromCU.

Self-guided tour: Academic buildings

Interested in seeing academic buildings while on the self-guided tour? Feel free to explore our academic buildings during normal business hours.

College of Music: Warner Imig Music Building (MUS, G-6) The Warner Imig Music Building is a large complex of practice rooms, faculty studios, offices, ensemble rehearsal areas, seminar facilities and classrooms. Our College of Music not only offers traditional degrees in music, it also provides students with opportunities in music technology and entrepreneurship.

School of Education: Education Building FLMG, J-9) The School of Education has moved to a new home in the Fleming Building, with upgraded offices, collaborative and community spaces, new classrooms, and state-of-the-art teaching labs. CU Boulder is home to Colorado’s top-ranked school of education ( U.S. News & World Report, 2023 ).

College of Media, Information and Communications (CMCI): The Armory Building (ARMR, C-3) Located across the street from Varsity Lake, CMCI found its home in our historic Armory building, which was originally the site of the Colorado National Guard. CMCI was established in 2015, CU Boulder’s first new college in more than 50 years.

College of Arts and Sciences: Eaton Humanities (HUMN, D-5) The College of Arts and Sciences has the largest number of academic majors. And although fields of study for arts and sciences are housed across campus, Eaton Humanities is the College of Arts and Sciences’ home. This building offers state-of-the-art instructional technology, classrooms and offices.

College of Engineering and Applied Sciences: The Engineering Center (EC, F-10) This center houses our engineering offices, labs and classrooms. We offer top-ranked engineering programs in Colorado and across the Rocky Mountain region, and one of our own civil engineering professors founded the Engineers Without Borders NGO.

Leeds School of Business: The Koelbel Building (KOBL, G-10) Our business school is the eighth-oldest in the United States and consistently ranked one of the best in the nation by sources like Bloomberg Businessweek and U.S. News & World Report .

Program in Environmental Design: (ENVD, F-6) Dedicated to the creation of healthy and sustainable communities, the Program in Environmental Design emphasizes evidence-based practice and experiential learning.

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All tours whether group or individual need to be scheduled accordingly in regards to access to private event areas (Champions Club, Touchdown Club, Rooftop Terrace/Lounge, Byron R. White Club Level) and student-athlete private areas (locker rooms, weight rooms, sports medicine suites). Tours must be respectful of private events and follow any signage or access directions.  

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Important Announcement: To help limit COVID-19 risk to our prospective students and community, CU Boulder is taking precautions to keep our community safe by suspending on-campus visit programs and tours starting Monday, March 16, 2020. We apologize for any inconvenience this causes and appreciate your patience as we navigate this unprecedented situation. For more information about what precautions CU Boulder is taking, please visit colorado.edu/coronavirus .

Milwaukee-area home tours for 2024 showcase functional design

"Everything old is new again" is an adage that suggests the wisdom of the past often can inspire new ideas. Touring remodeled and historic homes may supply creative solutions for your current home or home-building dream. Local organizations and trade groups have scheduled events to assist you in finding homes to tour. Here is a roundup of home tours in Milwaukee and the surrounding communities this year.

Historic Milwaukee Spaces & Traces 2024

Historic Milwaukee Inc. presents its 42nd annual Spaces & Traces tour from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. May 4, featuring mid-century modern homes in the metro Milwaukee area. The tour offers a look into restored and renovated homes designed by architects using a functional approach to design, characterized by a low profile and natural materials.

Julia Griffith, program director for Historic Milwaukee, noted this is a departure from past tours: "While we typically feature a particular neighborhood, 2024 marks the 50th anniversary of Historic Milwaukee as an organization. We were founded in 1974, when the mid-century modern style was popular, and we are thrilled to highlight these unique properties for our event."

The tour will feature single-family homes designed by John Randal McDonald, Joseph Godkin, Willis and Lillian Leenhouts and others, including a few local students of Frank Lloyd Wright. Many properties include original details like built-ins, stacked stone fireplaces and planters, old-growth mahogany paneling, cork floors and bathroom fixtures and tiles. Alterations have been done with sensitivity to the design and finishes, enhancing the vision of the architect but making these homes more comfortable for modern family life. The guided tour includes access to eight properties and a brochure with maps. The tour is recommended for ages 12 and up. Tickets are $30 for members, $40 for non-members, and can be purchased online at historicmilwaukee.org .

If you enjoy greeting visitors and fellow home enthusiasts, consider volunteering for the event. Historic Milwaukee is seeking volunteers to help lead tours of featured properties, check tickets and answer questions. Each property is staffed throughout the day and volunteers share more about the history and inhabitants with tour attendees. Shifts are three hours long and training is provided. As a benefit, volunteers may purchase a ticket for $15 to attend the event. To volunteer, sign up at the event page website.

NARI 2024 Tour of Remodeled Homes

This tourwill be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 18 and 19. It showcases 10 projects that range in budget from $100,000 to $600,000 and are located from Lake Michigan to Lake Country. New this year, the tour will showcase a “resort-style” backyard with a 20-foot by 40-foot in-ground pool, outdoor kitchen, fire pit, paver staircase and patio. The homes featured highlight kitchen remodels and additions, “whole home” remodels, and first-floor remodels. The tour allows visitors to explore how kitchens can be expanded to provide additional seating and a walk-in pantry, or how sunrooms and basements can be transformed into play spaces and entertainment areas. See updated mudrooms, garages, and luxury master baths, with opportunities to talk with designers and view before-and-after images of the remodeling projects. Tickets are $20 and can only be purchased online at naritourhomes.com .

Historic Concordia Neighbors

The annual summer Historic Home Tour is set for June 15. The neighborhood schedules a full day of activities including tours of restored Victorian mansions, garden tours, food and community entertainment. Historic Concordia stretches from 27th Street to 35th Street, and Wisconsin Avenue to Highland Boulevard. For more information, see  www.hcni.org .

MBA Parade of Homes

The 2024 model home tour will be held from Aug. 10 to Sept. 2. Visit new construction in Menomonee Falls and New Berlin. View new home designs, building trends, floor plans and innovative interior features. For ticket information, visit  mbaparadeofhomes.com .

Preservation Racine Inc.

The annual Tour of Historic Places is held on the last Sunday in September. Tour-goers are guided through historically and architecturally significant buildings and developments in Racine County. For information visit  preservationracine.org .

Burnham Block tours

Tours are available by reservation on most Saturdays. Guests will tour the interiors of two homes on the Burnahm Block with trained docents knowledgeable of Frank Lloyd Wright’s special interest in creating economical and architect-designed homes. Group and private tours are also available. Visit the website for location, dates and tour times:  wrightinmilwaukee.com .

Ten Chimneys

Estate tours begin May 12 and are available Tuesday through Sunday. Ten Chimneys is the National Historic Landmark estate of 20th-century Broadway legends Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne. Tours are led by docents highlighting the history of the original buildings and its furnishings. S43W31575 Depot Road, Genesee Depot;  tenchimneys.org

Kneeland-Walker House tours

Daytime and evening tours of the historic Kneeland-Walker House are offered on select dates throughout the year. Expert docents lead visitors into the elegance of the Victorian era, exploring its architectural and historical attributes, with engaging stories. The home is at 7406 Hillcrest Drive, Wauwatosa, which is the site for the Firefly Art Fair in August. For reservations, visit  wauwatosahistoricalsociety.org .

Tours of the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed homeare available by reservation only. H.F. Johnson Jr. commissioned the Prairie-style home that is north of the SC Johnson headquarters campus in Racine. The free public tour highlights features such as the home’s disappearing dining table, its tipi-inspired clerestory ceiling in the great room, and the cantilevered “Romeo and Juliet” balcony. For more information, visit  reservations.scjohnson.com .

Durkee Mansion

Tour Kenosha’s cream-brick Italianate, a Victorian-style home on the grounds of the Kemper Center, 6501 3rd Ave. The restored Civil War mansion features a widow’s walk, a suspension stairway, parquet floors and louvered windows. It's open for self-guided tours on the first and third full weekends (Saturdays and Sundays) of each month from April through October. Admission is free, but donations are appreciated. Visit  kempercenter.com .

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Welcome to a tour of Africa—event set for April 13

A performance during the African Royal Fashion Show in fall 2023. Photo courtesy of the African Students Association.  

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All are invited to the African Students Association’s annual Tour of Africa— a celebration of the African diaspora with cultural foods, music and performances. Through these activities, the ASA hopes to share the vibrancy and diversity of African traditions firsthand.

Who: Open to the public What: Tour of Africa: Love on the Motherland When: Saturday, April 13, 5–9 p.m. Where: Rec Center, Lower Courts

Doors open at 4:30 p.m.

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This year’s theme, “Love on the Motherland,” incorporates simulated weddings to provide attendees with a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the different African cultures. The “weddings” will feature couples from Ghana, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Sudan, Congo and Togo. The couples’ identities are kept secret and revealed at the event. 

“I have attended the Tour of Africa since my freshman year of high school, and there was nothing I looked forward to more than the annual performance,” ASA President Menna Tarekegne said.

“The performances stopped due to COVID-19. Reviving this event to be bigger and better has been a lot of hard work, but the Tour of Africa magic is back. We are so proud of the work we’ve done and grateful for the help from our performers, sponsors, vendors, and so many more!”

The event is Saturday, April 13. Doors open at 4:30 p.m., and food will start being served at 5 p.m. The event will begin at exactly 6 p.m. and go until 9 p.m. at the Student Recreation Center Lower Courts. The event is free, but registration is required . 

Tour of Africa is sponsored by CU student groups, including the African Students Association , Cultural Events Board and CU Student Government .

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