Fogo Island
Newfoundland and Labrador
Remote island experience with stunning landscapes and unique cultural heritage.
Logistics: Accessible by ferry from Farewell Harbour.
Highlights
Canada — Top 10 Highlights
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Experience the thunderous flow and misty beauty of three majestic waterfalls.
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- Niagara Falls — Experience the thunderous flow and misty beauty of three …
- Banff National Park — Immerse in stunning mountain landscapes and diverse wildl…
- Old Quebec — Walk through cobblestone streets in a UNESCO World Herita…
- CN Tower — Ascend one of the world’s tallest towers for panoramic ci…
- Parliament Hill — Explore iconic Gothic architecture and the heart of Canad…
- Royal Ontario Museum — Explore Canada's largest museum with diverse exhibits in …
- Stanley Park — Enjoy scenic trails and lush landscapes in Vancouver's ic…
- Gros Morne National Park — Experience breathtaking landscapes and geological wonders…
- Notre-Dame Basilica — Admire stunning Gothic Revival architecture and ornate in…
- Jasper National Park — Explore vast wilderness, captivating wild beauty and abun…
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Canada — Top 10 Highlights (Overview)
| # / Name | Why go | Significance | Since | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|
City of Niagara Falls · New York | Experience the thunderous flow and misty beauty of three majestic waterfalls. | A natural border, iconic for its massive water flow between Canada and the USA. | — (natural) | Outdoor |
Improvement District No. 9 · Alberta | Immerse in stunning mountain landscapes and diverse wildlife in Canada's premier park. | Canada's first national park, preserving unique alpine ecosystems and heritage. | 1885 | Outdoor |
Quebec · Quebec | Walk through cobblestone streets in a UNESCO World Heritage city rich in history. | One of North America's oldest European settlements, pivotal in Canadian history. | 17th c. | Cultural Heritage |
Toronto · Ontario | Ascend one of the world’s tallest towers for panoramic city views. | Once the world’s tallest structure, a symbol of engineering prowess. | 1976 | Outdoor |
Ottawa · Ontario | Explore iconic Gothic architecture and the heart of Canada’s government. | Central to Canadian democracy, reflecting the country's political heritage. | 1860 | Outdoor |
Toronto · Ontario | Explore Canada's largest museum with diverse exhibits in art, culture, and natural history. | A leading cultural institution in North America, showcasing extensive global heritage. | 1914 | Museum |
Vancouver · British Columbia | Enjoy scenic trails and lush landscapes in Vancouver's iconic urban park. | Renowned for its natural beauty, this park offers a peaceful escape from city life. | — (natural) | Outdoor |
Newfoundland and Labrador | Experience breathtaking landscapes and geological wonders in this UNESCO World Heritage Site. | Showcases Earth's geological history, with striking fjords and ancient rock formations. | 1973 | Cultural Heritage |
Notre Dame · Indiana | Admire stunning Gothic Revival architecture and ornate interiors in this historic church. | A prime example of Gothic Revival style, pivotal in Montreal's rich religious history. | 1842 | Cultural Heritage |
Improvement District No. 12 · Alberta | Explore vast wilderness, captivating wild beauty and abundant wildlife in the Rockies. | The largest park in Alberta's Rockies, noted for its dramatic landscapes and biodiversity. | 1907 | Outdoor |
Hidden gems · Insider picks
Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump
Alberta
Cultural UNESCO World Heritage site preserving ancient Indigenous hunting practices.
Logistics: Located 18 km northwest of Fort Macleod.
Haida Gwaii
British Columbia
Scenic archipelago rich in Indigenous Haida culture and unique natural beauty.
Logistics: Accessible by ferry from Prince Rupert or flights to Sandspit.
When to go
West CoastMay–Sep: Ideal for exploring natural beauty with pleasant weather and less rainfall.
Rocky MountainsJun–Sep: Warm temperatures make it prime time for hiking and outdoor adventures.
Eastern CanadaSep–Oct: Enjoy fall foliage with cooler weather and off–season crowds.
PrairiesJul–Aug: Perfect for experiencing cultural festivals under clear, sunny skies.
Northern TerritoriesDec–Feb: Experience winter sports and the captivating Northern Lights.
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