A short drive from Detroit's urban sprawl are peaceful green spaces, breathtaking lake views, and exquisite local cuisine offered by Canada's southernmost town.
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On the Caribbean side of Puerto Rico you'll find a serene reservoir lake surrounded by a lush tropical forest, an ideal destination for fishing and hiking.
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Families visiting British Columbia can find calm lakes, beginner-friendly hiking trails, fishing spots, and mountain scenery just north of Vancouver.
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Tucked between Ottawa and Kingston is Canada's quaint waterfront town with museums and a walkable downtown filled with locals shops and eateries.
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Canada is home to the only navigable fjord in North America, and to traverse its whale-filled waters, you can easily reach it from Quebec City.
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Road trippers traveling between Detroit and Niagara Falls can explore this Ontario stop filled with hiking trails, local shops, and casual eateries.
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Beyond the beaches and seafood, you can feel the Gaelic pride throughout this town, especially during its beloved historic festivals and lively local events.
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No trip to Toronto is complete without visiting the city's mega-sized shopping center, boasting numerous shops, eateries, and even art installations.
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Historic buildings, quaint shops, and beautiful beaches abound in Canada's oldest incorporated city, a coastal haven with a walkable downtown and famed market.
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In between two major Canadian cities in the province of Québec, you’ll find an unassuming village where you can enjoy tasty artisan treats and quiet trails.
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Skip the crowds in Jasper and Banff National Park in favor of Alberta's hidden-gem preserves, like this protected park that showcases stunning scenery.
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Even though it's quite tiny, this Canadian town is overflowing with charming amenities, including locally sourced food, unique museums, and scenic views.
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If you're looking for scenic hikes, Canada has a lot to offer, such as this provincial park in Ontario where you can see a variety of waterfalls on the trails.
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If you're in Ontario and are looking for some lake fun, you can head to this provincial park, which also features clifftop hiking and camping by the water.
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Just northeast of Toronto is a quaint suburb brimming with history, shopping centers, and exquisitely diverse dining options that you won't want to miss.
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Calling Canada's world-class state-funded parks "provincial" is to do them a great injustice. This one on Lake Superior's north shore is a veritable haven.
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Canada’s take on a relaxing Hamptons getaway can be found in a quaint waterfront town along the Lake Huron shoreline, with plenty of beaches and activities.
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This beach town in Ontario is less than two hours from Toronto and has been offering a vibrant atmosphere and fun summer activities since the early 1900s.
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The island of Newfoundland is home to a small coastal town where you can enjoy the unique architecture, breathtaking landscapes, and rich geological history.
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Though it's quite small, this rural town in Canada is a fun day trip destination that's home to a unique museum and plenty of open green space.
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This charming city sitting along the shores of the Canadian side of Lake Erie offers multiple beaches, plenty of sightseeing, and a bustling downtown.
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A great place to enjoy some of the more remote of Ontario's 250,000-plus lakes, Obabika River Provincial Park offers scenic delights and rugged hiking.
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This lakeside community located in Ontario offers a wide variety of eateries, stunning hiking trails, and one-of-kind shops and boutiques.
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Lake Ontario is a massive draw for tourists visiting Canada, but if you're looking for a chill, less crowded experience, this little town is a great choice.
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In 2026, Toronto’s skyline will see literal upward growth, as the largest residential building in Canada is set to be revealed.
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While you should always be yourself, there are a lot of reasons to want to blend in on a trip to Canada, from respecting the country to not seeming ignorant.
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Canada is home to plenty of fishing towns, and this one features a scenic beach, historic buildings, and an angling contest that has been going on for decades.
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