Look out for rich cultural diversity and beautiful, lush Canadian landscapes.
When choosing a travel destination for your next holiday getaway, consider visiting Canada! The rich cultural diversity and beautiful, lush landscapes of this lovely land, makes it an ideal traveling hotspot for any traveler. Here are the top five cities you must visit when in Canada!
1. Montreal
As the financial and cultural capital of Quebec Province, Montreal has so much to offer visitors! Fans of online casinos will want to take in the Casino de Montreal, for example. It’s not only the largest casino in Canada, but it encompasses three magnificent buildings with six floors of gaming. Expect to find keno, sports betting, table games and slot machines here.
2. Ottawa
This small capital city is one of the friendliest cities in the country. The town is easy to navigate with bike lanes found on almost every road. Take in the neo-Gothic towers of the Canadian government’s home, Parliament Hill. The city is also home to many national museums, including science, aviation, war, art and nature.
3. Halifax
Located in Nova Scotia in eastern Canada, Halifax has more pubs and clubs per capita than any other city in the country! For those who like to sample unique brews, Alexander Keith’s original 1820 brewery is THE spot to visit with custom tours and ale samples conveniently available. Not to mention, tour guides are dressed in costume-era attire from the 1820s!
4. Whistler
Whistler is hands down the largest and most popular ski resort in North America, encompassing more than 8,000 acres of slopes. There are two mountains that can be skied here: Whistler and Blackcomb. Ski season starts in November and runs all the way to May. Book early as lift tickets go fast!
5. Calgary
As the largest city in the province of Alberta, Calgary is situated in prime location between the prairie and the foothills of the Canadian Rockies. Every year, the city hosts a world-renowned rodeo event called Calgary Stampede. Featuring an old west theme, the festival runs for 10 days every year in July.
Article written by FABIO CONTISSA.
