Canada's Most Darling East Coast Getaways With Inviting European Vibes
If you're looking for a European atmosphere in North America, these communities will have you questioning just what continent you're on.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a European atmosphere in North America, these communities will have you questioning just what continent you're on.
Read MoreThis lakeside Canadian metropolis offers world-class museums, diverse dining, vibrant festivals, and standout shopping at a much lower cost than NYC.
Read MoreNewfoundland boasts several adorable towns and picturesque locales, and one in particular is a haven for art lovers who also value charming outdoorsy spaces.
Read MoreThis charming Canadian city just a few hours north of the international border with Maine is a seaside escape with art, local bites, trails, and a huge garden.
Read MoreThis charming town located in Canada's Maritime Provinces offers historic architecture, pretty walking trails, and the largest mall in Atlantic Canada.
Read MoreThis small town is centrally-located and provides visitors with a welcome break from the big-city hustle and bustle — at a lower price, to boot.
Read MoreThis Nova Scotia seaside community is the ideal getaway for those who want to relax and soak up some ocean views that include rocky shores and gorgeous sunsets.
Read MoreIn Ontario, you'll find a richly biodiverse lakeside ecosystem where swimmers, paddlers, anglers, and hikers relax alongside a variety of plants and animals.
Read MoreSometimes you want to sweat it out at a humid tropical beach, but if you're looking for something a bit more chill (literally), Canada has a great spot, too.
Read MoreThis park is Canada's only urban national park and offers plenty of outdoor adventure with its 14 trails and an incredible beach on Lake Ontario.
Read MoreThis unique waterfall may not be the kind you are used to, but it's definitely worth a visit to Canada to see it up close along with the rest of the scenery.
Read MoreThis provincial park in Ontario offers a sandy beach for swimming, more than 320 campsites for tents and RVs, and fishing spots just over an hour from Toronto.
Read MoreThis town may be small, but it's big on character, with a lively summer rodeo festival and unique duty-free shopping that travelers can't get enough of.
Read MoreAn artsy roadside attraction in Canada’s New Brunswick has turned into a campground, where you can pitch a tent among large sculptures in the woods.
Read MoreThis lovely Quebec village captivates visitors with centuries-old architecture, peaceful riverfront vistas, picturesque streets, and picturesque parks.
Read MoreCanada's first and only official grizzly bear sanctuary, a leading conservation effort, is a pristine west coast wilderness for wild animal lovers.
Read MoreThis underappreciated Canadian city is an inland playground for scuba divers of all skill levels looking to explore ethereal underwater wreckage.
Read MoreThis lesser-known pocket in Atlantic Canada produces its own signature wine — a zesty white that pairs perfectly with the region's fresh-caught seafood.
Read MoreWhile British Columbia is packed full of beautiful outdoor destinations, part of this park's appeal is its close proximity to downtown Vancouver.
Read MoreThought the American West had a monopoly on cowboy culture? Canada's prairie province might have a thing or two to say about that.
Read MoreKananaskis Country in Canada is incredibly beautiful, and this body of water offers visitors plenty to do, with some exceptionally gorgeous views.
Read MoreThe charms of Québec are on show in this friendly bayside city, which pairs scenic beaches and river activities with fresh seafood and delicious dining.
Read MoreWhether you're looking for picturesque lighthouses or rainbow-colored cliffs, you'll find them along the beautiful coast of the world's largest freshwater lake.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a remote camping or RV getaway nestled within eastern Alberta, Canada, you'll want to check out this lake full of fishing and beauty.
Read MoreThe Great Lakes are so stunning that they overshadow some of North America's greatest bodies of water. Make sure this Canadian lake goes on your itinerary.
Read MoreCanada is well known for its many lake oases, but this one offers unique paddling, camping, and wildlife viewing experiences that are hard to match elsewhere.
Read MoreNestled within Nova Scotia is a lovely town on the waterside, featuring the home of a famous inventor, waterside views, and outdoor sites worth exploring.
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