Canada is the country of rainforests, mountain parks and always-blue skies.
Of course, Canada's ice and glaciers can’t be looked over, which make this country popular with ice hockey lovers.
Beside all these attractions, there are other factors that make Canada a popular tourist destination. One of these factors is the presence of immigrants with different ethnicities in this country. The diversity of cultures in Canada makes tourists feel less alienated and consider their own culture and customs to be a part of Canadian culture.
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Canada Attractions
Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
One of the must-see attractions on a trip to Toronto that appeals to families and children alike is Ripley's Aquarium. Walk inside the tunnel of this aquarium and enjoy seeing 1600 species of sea creatures.
Spanning over 135,000 square feet, Ripley's Aquarium of Canada is a captivating oasis where visitors can immerse themselves in the wonders of the aquatic world. The aquarium boasts an impressive collection of over 20,000 marine animals, representing more than 450 species. From vibrant tropical fish to majestic sharks and graceful sea turtles, each exhibit offers a unique and enthralling glimpse into the fascinating realm beneath the waves.
Art Gallery of Ontario
The renowned Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) is one of the largest museums in North America with over 95,000 works of art.
Located in the vibrant city of Toronto, Canada, the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) stands as a beacon of artistic excellence and cultural significance. Renowned as one of North America's premier art institutions, the AGO boasts an extensive collection spanning centuries and continents, offering visitors a captivating journey through the world of art.
Housed within a magnificent architectural masterpiece, the AGO's exterior is a harmonious blend of contemporary design and historical elements. Inside, the gallery's vast and light-filled spaces provide the perfect backdrop for its remarkable collection, creating an immersive and inspiring environment for art enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.
Fundy National Park
Fundy National Park, located in New Brunswick, is one of the most spectacular and popular sights for nature lovers in Canada. The park is close to the Bay of Fundy and therefore benefits from the coastline. This area has the highest tides in the world. At Hopewell Rocks, tourists can walk on the sea floor at low tide and return a few hours later to take a boat ride in the same area.
Fundy National Park is also home to Canadian highlands; an area that is similar to the mountainous regions of Scotland due to its geographical and climatic conditions. In addition, the park has lush hiking trails and rocky landscapes, as well as more than 25 waterfalls, which are sure to make your trip a memorable adventure.
St. John’s
St. John's is popular for its colorful houses and is considered one of the artists' residences. St. John's is like a small San Francisco. This city is one of the best places to visit in Canada. Although Saint John is an old city, its atmosphere is as fresh as modern and big cities. From whale-watching to world-class dining, the city has plenty to keep tourists entertained.
St. John's is steeped in history and boasts a captivating cultural scene. The city's roots trace back to the 16th century when European explorers first arrived on its shores. The historic district of Quidi Vidi Village showcases a quaint fishing community and the famous Quidi Vidi Brewery, where visitors can sample local craft beers. The Rooms, a cultural center and art gallery, offers a fascinating glimpse into Newfoundland's history, art, and culture through its exhibits and galleries.
Jasper National Park
Jasper is the largest national park in the Canadian Rockies, which covers more than 10,000 square kilometers and is located in Alberta, north of Banff National Park and west of Edmonton. Jasper House was a businessman who worked for the Northwest Company, and this park was named after him. Before Jasper House, the park was known as Fitzhugh. Jasper Park was named Forest Park in 1907 and Canada’s National Park in 1930.
One of the most iconic attractions within Jasper National Park is the Columbia Icefield, a massive expanse of ice and snow that blankets the Canadian Rockies. Here, visitors can embark on an unforgettable glacier adventure, stepping foot onto the Athabasca Glacier or taking a guided tour in a specialized ice explorer vehicle.
Royal Ontario Museum
The Royal Ontario Museum, known as the ROM, is Canada's largest museum. It has a valuable collection of the natural and cultural history of the world in its heart. It is interesting to know that even the remains of the Achaemenid period can be found in this museum.
The ROM's stunning architecture, with its iconic Michael Lee-Chin Crystal addition, is a striking blend of modern design and historical elements. Inside, the museum's expansive galleries house an extraordinary collection of over 13 million objects, representing a broad range of disciplines and cultures.
The museum's permanent galleries offer a comprehensive exploration of the world's natural and cultural heritage. Visitors can travel back in time to the age of dinosaurs and marvel at the awe-inspiring fossils, including the iconic Tyrannosaurus rex. The diverse cultural collections showcase treasures from ancient civilizations, including Egyptian mummies, Chinese artifacts, and Indigenous artworks, shedding light on the richness and diversity of human history.
Available Tours
13-Days Canada Tour (all month of 2024)
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Transfer from the airport to the hotel to meet the leader and relax after a long flight.
Day 2Your adventure begins with Vancouver national park day trip.
Day 3Depart to Jasper National Park, arriving at your hotel in the late afternoon. Once settled in, go searching for wildlife such as moose, elk, deer, bears and coyotes. In the evening, perhaps take yourself out for dinner in Jasper, as there are a variety of restaurants to choose from. Ask your local leader for suggestions on where to go.
Day 4Experience the caves, icicles and frozen waterfalls of Maligne Canyon on an ice walk in the morning. The canyon’s name refers to its ethereal beauty in winter, where waterfalls freeze over and icicles cascade like teeth in the mouths of the park’s many caves. A local guide will safely escort you through this maze of natural ice sculptures (tread-enhancing cleats will be provided) while you learn about Jasper’s karst topography and the mystery of disappearing Medicine Lake. Included today is lunch at Jasper Brewing Co: Canada’s first National Park Brewery. The rest of the afternoon is free. Try one of Jasper’s short walking trails, admiring the scenic mountain ranges that greet you in every direction.
Day 5Prepare yourself for an unforgettable drive as you set out on the Icefields Parkway. The worldrenowned roadway between Jasper and Banff stretches 232 kilometres (144 miles) through a landscape of jagged mountaintops and past 100 ancient glaciers. At its heart is the Columbia Icefield, the largest ice field in the Rocky Mountains. The massive Athabasca Glacier, measuring 6 kilometres (3.7 miles) long and 1 kilometre (.62 mile) wide flows within walking distance of the roadway, so take a hike to its toe (the current lowest endpoint of a glacier). Tonight, arrive at Lake Louise to relax and ready yourself for another active day tomorrow.
Day 6Lake Louise is an iconic snapshot of Canada, and today you’ll experience one of its many beautiful moods. There are many options on how to spend the day, including an optional horse-drawn sleigh ride past the glacial lake. You’ll be able to take a snowshoe hike along one of the lake’s many trails, or perhaps pop on a pair of skates and practice some figure eights (or ice stumbles) while gliding across the surface of the lake. Included today is lunch at The Station Restaurant – a heritage railway station which serves hearty Canadian favourites. If you’re looking to continue to put your feet up, the Fairmont Chateau does a beautiful afternoon tea. For those lucky enough to be in Lake Louise during its annual Ice Magic Festival in January, be sure to take a look at the precision and delicate skill on display in the various ice sculptures by the lake.
Day 7Drive to nearby Banff (approximately 1 hour): Canada’s most famous mountain resort town. While located inside a national park, Banff offers plenty of shops, restaurants and bars to distract you from the surrounding natural beauty. Gain a sense of Canadian Rockies culture at the Whyte Museum, where over 200 years of artwork tells the story of the rugged men and women who settled in Banff. Sub-zero temperatures turn Banff’s waterfalls into glittering ice sculptures, and today you will visit Johnston Canyon ice walk to see this all on display. Hike along steel catwalks built into the canyon walls and wander among massive pillars of ice. With all this adventuring, you must be hungry, and so it’s a perfect time for a Beavertail tasting experience. Beavertails are a deep-fried sweet dough made with whole wheat flour and pulled by hand to resemble the long flat tail of a beaver. Order a classic cinnamon and sugar or go a little bit wild with some whipped cream and decadent Nutella – you’ll be licking your lips for hours!
Day 8Enjoy a free morning in Banff before an included snowshoe hike with your group at Sunshine Village Ski Resort, about 20 minutes out of town. To start, head above the tree line, and then put on your snowshoes and trek across the white powder with a professional guide. Your backcountry hike will be made extra sweet with a stop for hot cocoa and cookies on top of the (Sunshine Village) world.
Day 9In the morning, take a short drive to Canmore, which is within the Kananaskis Country park system, and embark on an included ice walk at the Grotto Canyon, using special hiking crampons to grip the smooth frozen creek beds. Alternatively, you could book yourself a dogsledding adventure with a trusted provider, where you’ll meet and greet the dogs on your team before being pulled along the frosty trails by these canines. Return to Banff for the night – a group dinner in town may be on the cards.
Day 10Breakfast included in the hotel Option to participate on an optional activity at an additional cost, such as going on the Banff Gondola, go snowshoeing or icewalking, or spend the day skiing or snowboarding at Lake Louise Mountain Resort Skiers and snowboarders depart for Lake Louise Mountain Resort. There is also the option for non-skiers to take the Lake Louise Sightseeing Gondola for amazing views of the surrounding mountains. *Please note transportation to Lake Louise is not included, but you can take a free mountain shuttle. For those not participating in an optional activity, check out of the hotel and enjoy free time to explore the town of Banff In the afternoon, depart Banff and make your way to Golden! Stop in Emerald Lake (weather and time permitting) Free time to have dinner, and enjoy the pool, waterslide and hot tub After dinner, join your guide for an end of tour party including a campfire & marshmallow roast
Day 11Enjoy breakfast (included) before departing Golden Stop at Craigellachie, the Last Spike of the Canadian Railway, and learn about its importance in Canadian history Return to Vancouver.
Day 12Stanley Park and Visit Gauss Town and Chinatown Victoria Island city tour and visit Butchart Garden, Downtown and Parliament Building.
Day 13Transfer from hotel to the airport and fly back home.
11-Days Canada Tour (all month of 2024)
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Transfer from airport to hotel and rest.
Day 2Visiting Niagara Falls and dinner at Skylon tower restaurant.
Day 3Departure for Toronto. Land trip to the beautiful city of Niagara on the Lake. Visit Niagara Mall. Departure to hotel in Toronto.
Day 4Visiting Edward gardens and cruise on Ontario Lake.
Day 5Visiting down town streets and Toronto town square.
Day 6Departure to Montreal. Tour in Montreal. Visit Notre Dame.
Day 7Quebec City excursion.
Day 8Flights from Montreal to Vancouver,Stanley Park and Visit Gauss Town and Chinatown.
Day 9Victoria Island city tour and visit Butchart Garden, Downtown and Parliament Building.
Day 10Vancouver national park day trip.
Day 11Transfer from hotel to the airport and fly back home.
7-Days Canada Tour
This is an adventurous 7-day tour of Canada during which we are going to explore the corners of Toronto and spend two days hiking next to Niagara Falls.
We will fly to Istanbul; then we will go to Toronto by Turkish flight. Once we’re in Canada, we will get settled in the Toronto Hilton Hotel.
Day 2After breakfast, we will start the city tour by visiting the CN Tower. We will wander the streets of Canada and visit the University of Toronto. We will have lunch at one of the Canadian restaurants and return to the hotel in the evening.
Day 3After having breakfast at the hotel, we will go to Nathan Phillips Square. We will visit its artificial lake and then go to High Park. We will visit the zoo there and return to the hotel in the evening.
Day 4This is a plan-free day. You can got visit shopping malls or anywhere.
Day 5We will go to Niagara by city bus and settle in our new hotel and take a nature tour.
Day 6Today it's time for an excursion next to Niagara Falls and a cruise.
Day 7We eat the last breakfast of the trip and go to Toronto airport.
6-Days Canada Tour
In this 6-days tour, we will wander in Banff and Vancouver and go sightseeing.
Out first destination is Calgary. Then, we will travel to Banff by land and settle in the hotel.
Day 2After breakfast, we will go to Banff national park and see Lale Louise.
Day 3The third day is plan-free. You can go to shopping malls or anywhere.
Day 4After breakfast, we will go to Vancouver and see Capilano suspension bridge park, Gas Town and Stanley Park.
Day 5Today we will visit the most historical neighborhood of Canada called Gas Town and then we will go to Vancouver aquarium.
Day 6After eating breakfast at the hotel, we will go to the airport and the tour will end.
6-Days New Year Canada Tour
In this tour, we will celebrate the new year in Toronto.
After arriving in Toronto and settling in our hotel, we will begin our visit to the CN Tower. After that, we will wander through the streets of Canada.
Day 2Today we start our tour from Nathan Phillips Square. A little later, we go will to "High Park" and return to the hotel at night.
Day 3Today we see the Santa Claus parade and celebrate the New Year.
Day 4Today we are going to go to Niagara and participate in Niagara Falls Illumination.
Day 5Today we have free time to explore the nature safely.
Day 6After breakfast, we will go to the airport.
6-Days Canada Skiing Tour
We will experience the joy of skiing in Canada.
Our primary destination is Calgary. After that, we will go to Banff by land and settle in our hotel.
Day 2After breakfast, we will go to Banff National Park and visit Lake Louise. Then we will get the skiing equipment and start skiing under the supervision of a special instructor.
Day 3Today, after breakfast, we will go to Banff National Park again, and like the day before, we will devote part of our time to exploring the nature and skiing.
Day 4Today, for a different experience, we go to Sunshine Village and experience skiing there.
Day 5Today is a plan free day. You can relax or explore the town of Banff.
Day 6After having our breakfast at the hotel, we will go to the airport and finish our trip.