Going to the small town of Niagara, next to Toronto, Canada, in addition to the vast expanse of the vast waterfalls from all directions, don't forget to visit the nearby Mount Carmel Monastery and its spiritual teaching center. The Carmel Monastery was built in 1894 to teach new members of the Carmelite Society and to provide accommodation for pilgrims who appreciate Niagara Falls from afar. Today, the elegant and refined chapel is still a sacred place for devout believers to meditate, and the eternal virgin Mary is engraved in stained glass. In addition, the Abbey Cellar focuses on quality VQA wines, which are mainly Vidal grapes suitable for the production of ice wine. The first ice wine production record dates back to Germany in the early 18th century, when the monks faced winter earlier than expected, and they were considered the inventors of ice wine by pressing frozen grape juice. When spring arrives, come to the monastery cellar to taste ice wine or make an appointment for a winery tour. The intoxicating scenery will make your mood bright all season! Wine Cellar Address: 6815 Stanley Ave, Niagra Falls Ontario Canada