Few countries in the world offer as many choices to the traveller as Canada. Whether your passion is skiing, sailing, museum-combing or indulging in exceptional cuisine, Canada has it all. Western Canada is renowned for its stunningly beautiful countryside; Eastern Canada mixes the flavor and charm of Europe with the bustle of trendy New York; wildlife viewing is at its best in Northern Canada; and, everywhere, you will be surprised by how much more there is to this country than just maple syrup and Mounties.

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Officially opened June 30th 1968, the 'Tower' has become the City of Calgary's most famous and identifiable physical landmark. One of the first Towers of its kind, the Calgary Tower offers the best view in Calgary and is a must-see on any tourist's itinerary. Throughout the 1988 Winter Olympic Games, a flame burned at the top of the Tower, making the Calgary Tower the World's Largest Olympic Torch. Dare to try something that will take your breath away? More about the Calgary Tower

An excursion to Niagara Falls offers more than you could imagine. Niagara Falls has often been called "the world’s most famous address." While the Falls is certainly our most visited natural attraction, the rest of Niagara is a rich, varied, and rewarding experience, too. Niagara Falls, and the surrounding Niagara Region, has evolved and grown into one of the world’s foremost travel destinations. Nearly 14 million visitors a year agree! More about the Niagara Falls

The National Historic Sites of Canada in the Klondike commemorate the 1896 Klondike Gold Rush, the role of large corporation gold mining in the Klondike and river transportation in the Yukon. Dawson City, conveniently located at the junction of the Yukon and Klondike Rivers, quickly became the heart of the gold fields during this time. For a glimpse of the glorious past of the gold rush era, visit the National Historic Sites of Canada in the Klondike. More about the National Historic Sites of Canada in the Klondike

“Aboriginal Experiences” is an exciting new cultural attraction in Ottawa that offers more than a fun family outing; they provide visitors with an enriching and entertaining new experience. Their programs offer a rare opportunity to experience the rich culture, teachings and history of Canada’s First People from their own perspective. The talented team of Aboriginal artists, represent the Aboriginal community of Ottawa today – a diversity of native nations from across Canada (or Turtle Island as they know it). More about Aboriginal Experiences

Stanley Park is recognized around the globe as one of the great parks of the world! Vancouver's first park and one of the city's main tourist attractions, Stanley Park is an evergreen oasis of 400 hectares (1,000 acres) close to the downtown core. Its natural west coast atmosphere offering a back drop of majestic cedar, hemlock and fir trees embraces visitors and transports them to an environment rich in tranquility. More about Stanley Park, Vancouver

When in Montréal, look down and you'll see double. That's because this is really two cities in one. Above ground is the largest concentration of stores in the country, underneath lie miles of commercial space; every nook and cranny filled with more shops and boutiques. Then there's downtown's famous alter ego: the underground pedestrian network. Directly under the heart of the city lie 33 kilometres (20 miles) of brightly lit, scrupulously clean passageways, linking thousands of boutiques, major hotels, restaurants, universities, dozens of office buildings and attractions. More about the Double-Decker City

When the wind whips up over the open plains, oceans of tall grasses ripple in waves, their feathery tops tickling your thighs. A colorful patchwork of crops stretches out beyond the horizon under a never-ending sky, suggesting boundless possibilities. Probe the pastoral calm and you stumble upon dynamic clusters of urbanity. Regina hums with the cheerful voices and bouncy footsteps of fun-loving city folk. More about the Prairies

Toronto offers everything you can imagine from a modern metropolis and more. Its people and neighborhoods are as diverse as the variety of things to see and do. Would you expect anything less from the most multicultural city in the world? With Toronto’s bounty of theatre, attractions, museums, art galleries, theme parks, markets and even its very own islands, there’s plenty of inspiration for your personal Toronto itinerary. More about Toronto

Rugged mountain terrain and alpine vegetation make the area around the Columbia Icefield exceptionally beautiful, but temperatures are cool and winds are often strong. Showers of cold rain are frequent, and wet snow is always a possibility, even in midsummer. Be sure to pack an extra sweater, gloves, and a jacket with a hood. For these hikes, travel 90 to 120 km south from Jasper along Highway 93, the Icefields Parkway. More about Hiking at Columbia Icefield