Best places to visit in Canada

5 Best places to visit in Canada

Vijaylaxmi Thakur, September 23, 2017
Canada is the homeland of equality, justice and tolerance.

Nestled in North America, Canada is the most sought-after destination among travelers. Lively cities, beautiful waterfalls, and untouched landscapes of Canada are sure to make your holiday a memorable one. The best months to explore Canada are September and October, the autumn season when the weather is pleasant. On your sightseeing tour, you will feel the places have jumped right out of a storybook. This is the right time to capture shots of the changing colors of the fall foliage. So, book your flight tickets to this magnificent country and experience one of your best vacations ever.

1. Banff National Park

Banff National Park

If snow-capped peaks and turquoise lakes fascinate you, then the Banff National Park will delight you. Located in the province of Alberta, the highlight of this park is Lake Louise. You can see the reflection of the surrounding mountains in the turquoise waters; enjoy a stroll around the shores to take in the beauty of this paradise. You can also visit the town of Banff which is dotted with shopping, and dining options. During winters, you can indulge in ski activities at the Lake Louise Ski Resort.

2. British Columbia Parliament Building

British Columbia Parliament Building

Nestled in Victoria, the architecture of this Parliament building is known for its grandeur. This Neo-baroque building houses an impressive statue of Queen Victoria and a golden statue of Captain George Vancouver. Guided tours of this place can be taken throughout the year.

3. Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls

Your trip to Canada is incomplete without experiencing Niagara Falls. This splendid waterfall comprises three waterfalls: the Horseshoe Falls, the American Falls, and the Bridal Veil Falls. If you drive from Toronto, it will take you an hour to reach this place. Approximately 51 meters in height, this natural attraction is a crowd-puller. For all, you adventure enthusiasts, the WildPlay Niagara’s Zipline is a must-visit.

4. Quebec City

Quebec City

Quebec City is popular for its grand winter festival and Château Frontenac, the grand hotel adorned with gorgeous architecture. In 1980, the Château Frontenac has declared a National Historic Site of Canada. Due to its magnificence, it is also one of the most photographed hotels across the globe. This place is believed to give travelers, a European feel; French is the dominant language here.

5. The Toronto City Hall

Toronto City Hall