With an electrifying cultural dynamic and countless things to do, Montreal is favoured as one of the most irresistible destinations in Canada by both visitors and locals alike. The tangible French influence means there’s endless places to eat mouthwatering food, fascinating art attractions throughout the city and much more. However, Montreal also happens to be …
A culturally diverse and modern metropolitan city, Toronto is a favorite for tourists visiting Canada. Located on the north-western shore of Lake Ontario, the city is famous for being a hub of finance, business, arts, culture and entertainment in Canada. In fact, Toronto has been recognized as the second most competitive business city in the …
The ever serene and equally gorgeous British Columbia is home to some of the most stunning natural locations in Canada, favoured by many for its excellent alpine conditions and skiing destinations. Many of these are easily reachable from Vancouver, making it an ideal base from which to take day trips to either the mountains, or …
The most populated city in Quebec and the second-most populated city in Canada, Montreal is a bustling metropolitan known for its cultural, historical, and economic significance in the country. One of the liveliest cities in North America, Montreal has the second-largest French-speaking population in the world. Named after Mt Royal and set on an island …
An amazing juxtaposition between urban glamour and on-your-doorstep wilderness-infused mountains and seascape, Vancouver, a thriving west coast city in British Columbia, Canada, is among the most ethnically diverse cities in the country. Ranked highly among the most livable cities in the world, and with its countless outdoor adventures, stunning beaches, metropolitan sophistication, and its distinctive …
One of Canada’s fastest growing cities, Barrie sits along the western shore of Lake Simcoe on Kempenfelt Bay. The city is around 90 kilometres north of Toronto and easily accessible from the larger city. Barrie is a dynamic city with loads of charm. Part of this is due to its beach-lined waterfront and part of …
Sitting along the St. Lawrence River directly opposite Quebec City is the beautiful city of Lévis. It is a small city with a village-like feel to it, making it a fantastic place to visit. Lévis is connected to Quebec City by ferry, as well as by two bridges. It is often favoured by day trippers, …
The second oldest city in Quebec, Trois-Rivières sits at the confluence of the Saint Lawrence and Saint-Maurice Rivers. In fact, its name means ‘Three Rivers’, as it has three mouths along the St Lawrence River. Trois-Rivières is the cultural hub of the Maurice region, as well as being one of the oldest industrial cities in …
Located in British Columbia’s Fraser Valley, Abbotsford is right next to Greater Vancouver and the USA. It is the largest city outside Greater Vancouver and has the third highest percentage of visible minorities in the country. Culturally rich and filled with history, Abbotsford is often a stopover for many on route to Vancouver or Alaska. …
Cambridge was formed in 1973 through the amalgamation of four separate towns. As a result, it became a city with loads of history and charm. Cambridge is a culturally rich city with lots to see and do. It is home to historic landmarks, cultural attractions and natural sights, making it appealing to all. Unfortunately, tourism …