If you're looking for equal parts cozy and fun in Quebec, Canada, this quaint city has year-round outdoor activities nearby, whether you have a paddle or tires.
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People might not think twice about getting in and out of taxis or rideshares in their home country, but tourists should be extra careful when traveling abroad.
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Along the St. Lawrence River in Quebec you'll find a pretty city that boasts more than 30 murals as well as gardens, a mini zoo, and a variety of eateries.
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This peaceful lakeside retreat in Quebec’s Eastern Townships offers sandy beaches, forested trails, and breathtaking night skies, making it a serene escape.
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This small Canadian city is a hidden gem that offers multiple beautiful waterfalls, water sports, historical museums, and cultural festivals.
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From the Great Lakes to the ocean coastlines, these campgrounds offer adventure, relaxation, and breathtaking views of Canada's majestic natural beauty.
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This all-inclusive 340-acre wilderness retreat in Canada was once the vacation home of Hollywood A-listers. Today, it offers a luxurious off-grid experience.
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Many ski resorts are plagued by overcrowding and high prices. Not so at this lesser-known resort in Canada's Yukon, which ranked number one among 173.
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There are so many ways to experience the wonder of Niagara Falls, including this attraction that gets you up close to the overwhelming power of nature.
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This harbor town near Toronto is a unique destination that appeals to both shopaholics and nature lovers with boutiques, trendy restaurants, and hiking trails.
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Located on Fogo Island in Canada, this remote 43,000-square-foot hotel, known for luxury and sustainability, was recently ranked the sixth best in the world.
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In this coastal highland island in Atlantic Canada, fall travel means golden foliage, Gaelic festivals, scenic drives, and calm seaside villages.
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Whether it's during kayak-friendly high tide or the atmospheric low tide, this onetime shipbuilding village offers a unique chance for seaside exploration.
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From the famous to the little-known, these 11 Canadian and American towns have one thing in common: they were filming locations for some Halloween classics.
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Just 20 feet shy of breaking the surface, this 1,000-foot-tall sunken mountain in Lake Superior is allegedly responsible for the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald.
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Take a thrilling gondola ride with awe-inspiring mountain views and enjoy delicious dining within the Canadian Rockies at this famous hub for adventure.
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A Canadian lake town near Calgary promises a trip full of watery fun and delicious food, treating visitors to delicacies from the water as well as from land.
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Along the shoreline of Vancouver Island lies a quiet national park featuring dense rainforest and sandy beaches. Here's why you should visit.
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This quiet Canadian town on the eastern shore of Lake Huron offers a relaxing vacation spot. Lounge on the beach, or set up at the campground.
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If you want a taste of Europe without crossing an ocean, try Quebec. This town offers the best of North American and European culture for a fun vacation.
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This hidden gem in British Columbia is perfect for relaxing your muscles on a long drive along the Alaska Highway. Set up camp after taking in the hot springs.
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Canada has always been a promising prospect for travelers and those looking to relocate, and one quaint Canadian city is quickly becoming a favorite.
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Spanning 24 square miles, this pristine lake is considered one of the best summer getaway spots in Canada, with charming towns perched on its shores.
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A new theater experience in Ontario invites you to see Niagara Falls from a new perspective.
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Skytrax's annual World Airport Awards deems this North American airport the cleanest. It's not in the USA, but a few American airports picked up other awards.
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Step into the Canadian prairies where whispers of crime, historic tunnels, and legends linger beneath the charm of this seemingly charming yet notorious city.
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Cross the border from Detroit, and you'll find yourself in Canada's southernmost city, known for its auto manufacturing sector and its parks and gardens.
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