Canada is a vast country that offers millions of opportunities. There are adventure sports, amazing food and beverages and magnificent scenery. Conquering all of these at least once in your life is a must-do. You cannot honestly leave this country without traveling its complete north and south coasts, taking on the world’s longest river in Canada-The Mackenzie River, camping in Banff National Park and having a few days in the Rocky Mountains. 

Canada is a land of extreme beauty. First of all, it’s geographically located in North America and hence, a part of this continent. It’s quite far from many countries like the United States (around 3,921 km/2,438 mi), Italy (8,744 km/5,440 mi) and Japan (12,194 km/7,560 mi). Connecting the country to other world capitals over the Atlantic ocean is what helps Canada stay isolated — people living here just love their cozy life style. Besides that there’re plenty of things to discover in Canada. Whether you’re a nature lover or prefer urban culture; every traveler has different desires and would probably be satisfied exploring one or two places. Here are some must-visit places in Canada: 

Banff National Park, Canada

Banff National Park has something for everyone. Are you looking for adventure? You’ll be delighted with the thrilling activities such as whitewater rafting and kayaking, horseback riding, hiking and mountaineering, canoeing and boating, fishing, cycling, and more. The park lets you immerse yourself in the beauty of nature. If you’re into movies, you may want to visit Lake Louise while filming was taking place; it was featured in many Hollywood movies such as X-Men Origins: Wolverine and The Wolverine. The town of Banff has an array of lakeside resorts that are warm during winters. 

British Columbia Parliament Building, Canada

The Parliament building of Victoria, the capital city of British Columbia, is one of the most monumental parliamentary structures in Canada. Built as both a legislative center and a judicial building, it is home to a fascinating collection of historical artifacts. At 18 meters tall, this L-shaped structure has a grandeur that is like no other.

Niagara Falls, Canada

Imagine a waterfall that’s 51 meters high and wide with the power of one third of Niagara Falls.The best time to visit the Niagara falls is during Spring and that period when there’s a fresh coat of ice covering it. Also, the zipline and wild play area will add so much more to the thrill to your Canadian holiday. Your trip to Canada is incomplete without experiencing Niagara Falls.This is one spectacular waterfall.You can see this splendid water fall from a distance and it looks like the crown of the hill. You can view it from both sides.

Quebec City, Canada

Quebec City, Canada is a popular tourist destination. Nestling in front of the grand Chateau Frontenac, the Quebec city gives you a French feel that transports you back to a time of beautiful architecture and fine china. The old buildings are in good condition, especially the church which adds to the charm of this place. Located in the province of Quebec, Canada, Quebec City is home to surprising activities despite its chilled out environment. Worth visiting spots are Château Frontenac, Quebec Ski resort and Levis aquarium. Like any other city, a visit to this place will never be complete without indulging in some cuisines such as Beef stew, grilled salmon and elk meat pressed sandwich.

Toronto City Hall, Canada

One of the most famous and well-known landmarks of the city, City Hall is a popular subject for any tourist activity. It has that modernist architecture which makes it easily spotted around the city. Located at Nathan Phillips Square, this building was featured in one episode of Star Trek. For all you can’t-miss selfie addicts, click one during the night when the ‘Toronto’ sign – lit in different colors – is displayed on the building’s facade.