Bridgeburg is a historic district in the north end of Fort Erie that grew up around the International Railway Bridge after its 1873 construction, first as the settlement of Victoria before being renamed Bridgeburg. It flourished as a rail and commercial hub and existed as a separate town until amalgamating with Fort Erie in 1932. Today its restored Jarvis Street streetscape, overlooking the Niagara River, anchors a walkable heritage business district of century-old architecture, shops, and eateries.
Known for
- Historic Bridgeburg business district (Jarvis Street)
- International Railway Bridge (1873)
- Century-old and heritage architecture
- Niagara River waterfront setting
- Former separate town (originally 'Victoria')
- Downtown shops, cafes and events