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Canada is interesting primarily for its nature and attracts fans of both traditional and extreme tourism |
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British Columbia is the land of friendly people, magnificent nature, sea and mountain landscapes, islands and gardens |
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New Brunswick is one of the three Maritime Provinces of Canada. It is interesting for tourists by historical monuments of first settlements and the unique nature |
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Ontario is one of the most attractive for tourism provinces of Canada: there are 30 nature reserves, thousands of rivers and lakes, the Niagara Falls |
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Prince Edward Island - the Eastern Maritime province is famous for beautiful ocean beaches, well-developed tourist infrastructure and seafood restaurants |
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Nova Scotia is an excellent place for beach recreation, sea fishing and traveling through national parks |
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Alberta - the most sunny province of Canada. It is an attractive place for active recreation and for getting acquaintance with Canadian history |
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Quebec City is the only one in Canada, where old districts are surrounded by walls. It has European look and French atmosphere |
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Edmonton is one of the five "most intelligent" cities in Canada. It is ideal not only for leisure but for education as well. Local beer is excellent |
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City of Montreal seems to be created especially for tourists – there are many museums, churches, remarkable ancient buildings and interesting modern architecture |
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Calgary is a beautiful modern city with shining skyscrapers, luxurious hotels, spacious parks, numerous museums, art galleries, sports facilities, shops, restaurants and nightclubs |
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Toronto - the biggest city of Canada, the leading economic centre of the country. Here is a great diversity of cultures - more than a half of the population are immigrants |
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Vancouver is considered to be one of the most beautiful cities in the world: coniferous forests, snow peaks, fjords. Very often Hollywood movies are filmed here |
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The Niagara Falls is the most striking natural sight of Canada. Tourists are offered a trip by boat to the very waterfall or behind it to the three tunnels |
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Gros Morne - the National Park with beautiful diverse scenery: a combination of glacial valleys, high mountain plateau, waterfalls, fjords, lakes. Rich fauna |
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Wasaga Beach is the city beach of Toronto, with beautiful light sand, where it is possible to sunbathe and swim with pleasure |
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Tourists on the Niagara river are offered different types of entertainment from the boat sailing and fishing to extreme rafting and excursions |
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The home-quiet atmosphere of St. John's recalls the times when there was just a fishermen’s village |
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Canada is one of the best places in the world for admirers of ecological tourism, mountain climbing, rafting and other forms of active and extreme recreation |
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French Jesuit mission is the reconstructed village of XVII century. It shows way of life of those days: houses with large vegetable gardens are filled with sprouting greenery |
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Upper Canada Village is an open-air museum, a renovation of 150 years old settlement. There are many houses with gardens, animals, furniture and tools, two churches and a school |
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Algonquin Provincial Park gives a great opportunity for hiking and rafting. Almost wild territory with numerous lakes has 1600 km of routes for canoe |
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A large part of the Vancouver Island is mountainous and covered with pine forests. There are many rivers, lakes and waterfalls. Great opportunities for cycling, hiking, sailing, fishing |
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Canada's nature is magnificent. The climate ranges from the Arctic in the north to temperate in the south. Much of the territory occupy tundra and forests. A diverse fauna |
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Western Brook Pond is a real jewel of Gros Morne National Park. The banks of this fiord are the majestic cliffs over 700 m height with numerous waterfalls. Boat tours are available |
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CN Tower - attractive place for tourists. Lifts take visitors up to the review site and the rotating restaurant in just one minute |
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In Niagara Daredevil Museum one can see different dodges from self-made boats to ordinary barrels with the help of which bold spirits tried to descend down the waterfall |
Canada • 2010-06-22
