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Canada is the second biggest nation by region in the world, just behind Russia. Canada is known for its large, untouched landscape and multicultural heritage, and it also known as the Great White North. Although much of Canada is made up of trees, there are more lakes than any other nation, as well as the Rocky Mountains, the Prairies, and a sparsely populated archipelago that extends into the Arctic.
Located near Monashee Mountains, Silver Star Mountain Resort is the best ski resort in this region. Thousands of tourists visit here during the winter months, from November to April. Silver Star has about 115 marked runs with great cross-country trails. Cross-country skiing is a major …
While many travelers prefer to visit tropical destinations during their winter holidays, why not visit a place where you can enjoy winter activities? Have you ever considered a dog sledding wilderness adventure in North America? The thrill of traversing the wilderness on a sled drawn …
Summer is here! If you didn’t plan your summer trip, now is the time. We can recommend few places to visit to inspire you for this summer, or maybe one of your future holidays.
Toronto, a vibrant and diverse capital of the province of Ontario is also Canada’s largest and most populous city. Located on Lake Ontario’s northwestern shore, Toronto grew from original settlements in mid-18th century to become economic and cultural center of Canada. Today, Toronto is a modern city and thanks to Canada’s liberal immigration policies, it is now one of the world’s most diverse city. There are over 80 ethnicities represented in Toronto. Such a vast diversity only added value to this exciting city.
If you`ve never heard of “leaf peeping”, it is described as a “person who seeks out an area where many of the tree leaves have turned colors”. In fact, leaf peeping has become quite popular these days. According to some statistics, leaf peepers begin their …
Ottawa is the capital of Canada, a dynamic city of over a million people. Located on the Quebec border in east of southern Ontario, this is a place where you will hear both English and French spoken on the streets. Sitting on the Ottawa River, it has Parliament Hill at its center, with great Victorian architecture and museums such as the National Gallery of Canada, with well-known collections of native and other Canadian art. The Rideau Canal (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) park-lined is filled with summer boats and ice-skaters during winter time.
Canada is the second largest country in the world and it is known also as Great White North, and quite justly due to snowy landscapes passing well into Arctic Circle. It is stretched from Pacific Ocean in the west to Atlantic Ocean to the east, with United States in the south and to the Arctic in the north.
Vancouver, the largest city in British Columbia is Canada’s busy port metropolis with many things to offer to its visitors. And visitors are plenty – over 10 million visited Vancouver in 2017 alone. Tourist love Vancouver because of great combination of urban and outdoors, great food, diverse culture and many globally known attractions.
Montréal is the largest city in Québec province and second largest in Canada, and it is named after Mt. Royal, city’s central, triple-peaked hill. City is sitting on a 50 km long island in the Saint Lawrence River and became globally famous since 1976, when it hosted Summer Olympic Games. But before that, Montreal was famous for different reasons, at least regionally – during prohibition times in the US, many people were crossing from New York to enjoy alcohol and entertainment.
