Canada
From the physical beauty of its country sides to its world-class cities to its neighborly attitude, Canada offers more than you can imagine. There is so much to do and see in Canada that you will have trouble fitting it all into your schedule. From mountains to coastlines, glaciers to secluded forests and lakes, national historic sites, the world's tallest building and the world's largest shopping mall, Canada offers so much to explore.
Montréal - Surrounded by water and brightened by 650 parks and green spaces, Montréal's island city is many cities in one. The second largest French-speaking city in the world, Montréal is a great combination of old world charm and big city excitement. Take a ride in a horse drawn sleigh, or spend an afternoon exploring the city's chic boutiques and bistros or visit the island playground of Parc des Îles with its beach, cycling paths and outdoor skating rink. Montréal is a hot spot for jazz, dance, theatre and cultural festivals. Choose from one of the city's hundreds of restaurants, or head to the Casino de Montréal, one of the ten largest in the world.
Québec City - Québec City is a charming and historic city with a distinctly European flavor. The turrets and towers of the Chateau Frontenac dominate the skyline. Narrow streets climb steeply down to the Lower Town and restaurants are tucked into homes dating from the 18th and 19th centuries. Québec's old storied city of citadel, stone walls and ramparts is the only fortified city north of Mexico, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take an exhilarating stroll along the Dufferin Terrace overlooking the Lower Town and the watery blue horizon of the St. Lawrence River. The highlight of the winter season is the Québec City Winter Carnival. And only 30 minutes away, you'll find Mont-Sainte-Anne, Canada's largest cross-country ski center. In summer, you'll find golf courses, as well as mountain biking and climbing, sailing, and horseback riding.
Toronto - Explore Canada's largest and most exciting city with museums, galleries and theatres that rival the best in the world. Visit culturally diverse neighborhoods with eclectic shops and restaurants serving delectable cuisine from all corners of the world. Follow the Lake Ontario shoreline to the Royal Botanical Gardens and awaken your senses with over 50 collections of magnificent blossoms and blooms. Hop aboard a vintage streetcar or ride historic rails through a showy display of fall colors. Combine the best of city and country life on a vacation to this glorious city.
Vancouver - Perched on the sparkling Pacific beside majestic mountains, Vancouver is a world-class, multicultural city attracting visitors from around the world. Discover the formal gardens, beaches and trails of 1,000 acre Stanley Park - the park is also home to the Vancouver Aquarium featuring killer whales, dolphins, and beluga whales. Enjoy the bustling Public Market and the art shops of Granville Island. Browse the antique stores and boutiques of Gastown. The exquisite Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Garden in Chinatown is the only authentic classical Chinese garden outside China. In North Vancouver, walk across the Capilano Suspension Bridge, 230 feet above the rushing Capilano River. Ride the gondola up to Grouse Mountain and dine overlooking the panorama of the city.