The house of Anne of Green Gables in Prince Edward Island Province. This attraction is not well known to many people but in Japan is very famous (do not know or understand why). This is the home of a fictional character, Ann of Green Gables, created by Canadian author Lucy Maud Montgomery. Maybe you’ve seen the TV show based on the stories of Ann of Green Gables. In order that this adorable cottage is visited by families and many Japanese Canadians during the summer.
Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia. A wonderful thing! Just as the rock in the West you can impact with its natural beauty, Cape Breton Island, you can enchant with its roads and hills and views of the Atlantic where all kinds of whales come to play in the summers. Picturesque villages, restaurants where you can eat lobster until you get tired, traditional festivals called ceilidh (Gallic language is a type of dance) and many others of kind and gentle.
Québec City. All Quebec City is one of the best attractions in Canada. Pay a visit to see why.
The CN Tower in Toronto. One of the world’s most famous estrutcturas to be the tallest tower in the world (as in a few years an architect of China and Singapore built higher). The CN Tower defines the streetscape of Toronto, Ontario’s capital and largest city of Canada. On a clear day the view from the observatory tower is impressive. The tower has an excellent restaurant called the 360 ° and which when rotating presents a view of the city of 360 degrees.
The Rideau Canal in Ottawa. Ice skate on the Rideau Canal in Ottawa. In winter (January or February) the canal is frozen to the extent that it becomes the ice skating world’s longest. Thousands of visitors and residents skate on the channel every winter. It is a tradition. And when you finish skating? For hot chocolate and a beaver tail!
The Nova Scotia International Tattoo Festival. Attend the Scottish Festival of Military Bands of Nova Scotia at least once (in summer). Tattoo is like a curfew.
The Toronto International Film Festival. Go to a movie in Toronto, but gala during the International Film Festival in Toronto.
Golf. Play or try to learn to play golf (in any field in Canada). Golf in Canada is a tourist attraction and entertainment (and for some golfers an obsession). In the province of Ontario there are over 800 golf courses and Canada has one of the world’s most beautiful areas such as golf Fairmont Hotels in Jasper and Banff, Alberta, Taboo field in the area of lakes in Ontario and Highlands field in Nova Scotia.
Powwows First Nations of Canada (Cree, Ojibway, Oji-Cree, Dene, Dakota Sioux, Métis). Attend a Powwow in the Canadian Prairies (Manitoba and Saskatchewan) with some of Canada’s First Nations. Alternatively you can find powwows (Indian festival) on special occasions as the Day of Indigenous (Aboriginal National Day) on 21 June or November in Toronto when a huge PowWow one of the stadiums in the city.
Niagara Falls – Niagara Falls. Go see Niagara Falls but from a helicopter.
Lake Louise, Alberta. The beautiful Lake Louise seen from inside the Fairmont Hotel, taking tea with some delicious canapés (on the table by the window) along with your partner.
Vancouver’s Stanley Park, the largest urban park in North America (400 hectares). A wonderful park to walk, relax or play sports. Stanley Park is not only a great park, is an icon of British Columbia.
Source: www.turisticanada.com/mejores_atracciones_de_canada.htm
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