If you're in Ontario and want to hit the beach, you can head to this large city, which also has restaurants, a natural history museum, and more.
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Canada is one of the world's most resplendent outdoor playgrounds, and provincial parks like this one near Toronto, are staunch reminders of that fact.
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With the most craft breweries per capita in the region, this small city serves up big-time fun. Located on a beautiful river, but not far from the ocean.
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Quebec airport planners intended to build the world's largest airport in a suburb of Montreal, but their plans turned to disaster.
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Canada almost has more lakes than you can count, but not all of them are as shockingly deep as this lake. Even better, it's a stunning place to visit.
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Wish you could visit Scotland but need somewhere closer to home? This town in Canada has all the beaches, shops, and bagpipes you could ever want.
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Located in the Tantramar region, this quaint town may be humble in size and population, but boasts a vibrant art culture and beautiful scenery.
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This 18th century seaside town is a national historic site. It's a must-visit for anyone who likes heritage buildings, sprawling gardens, and lush marine life.
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Visit this peaceful, walkable lakeside neighborhood that most visitors to Toronto miss to find an underrated and artsy area filled with great restaurants.
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From dozens of dinosaur prints and other fossil finds to waterfalls that dwarf the size of Niagara Falls, this Canadian town has moved past its mining roots.
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There are plenty of outdoor destinations in Ontario, but this provincial park boasts a quiet beach and water warm enough to swim until late summer.
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With surprisingly warm waters, hundreds of campsites, and stunning trails that take you through a variety of landscapes, this Canadian national park is a gem.
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This small Canadian town lies in a perfect scenic spot, with views of three separate mountain ranges. Unsurprisingly, it's a popular hub for winter sports.
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Roam through the skeleton structures of these once-thriving museums to experience everything from heartbreak and nostalgia to thrills and childlike wonder.
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The Sunshine Coast in Canada is home to this friendly city which is a perfect haven for outdoor activities, including beautiful hiking trails and waterways.
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This small Canadian city boasts natural beauty and charming urban flair in equal measure, and its downtown area offers food and beverage options galore.
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If you're looking for a unique travel experience to explore shops, museums, and local Canadian flavor, this town outside Ontario is a short trip from Detroit.
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Although Canada is known for its cold temps, this coastal area has a popular, warm saltwater beach with plenty of sand to lie on for the day or camp overnight.
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Banff is full of locations to view stunning mountains, but for an amazing photo of Cascade Mountain, you don't even need to stray from the main drag.
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In many ways, Canada has a very similar culture to that of the United States, but there are still a few things to be aware of in the Great White North.
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Who said camping can't be luxurious? All over the United States and Canada, you can find plenty of beautiful glamping resorts that offer mountain views.
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If the thought of coming face-to-face with a wild bear has ever deterred you from visiting Canada, travel to this beautiful maritime province that's bear-free.
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As the temperatures get warmer, hikers prepare for long, scenic hikes, like at this Canadian national park that boasts beautiful fields of wildflowers.
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Not only is it a neat spot for fans to visit, but this park is one of Canada's most popular, welcoming millions of visitors each year with dozens of rides.
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Escape to the Canadian shoreline with a trip to this stunning and peaceful getaway, with all the quiet and relaxation you need.
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This spot is western Canada is surprisingly like the islands of the Caribbean, although you will have much more room to yourself than you would there.
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Just south of Niagara Falls, Ontario's unofficial “beach capital” features sandy Lake Erie beaches, waterfront trails, and lakeside towns near Toronto.
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