When is the best time to visit Canada? from addamjames's blog

If you're thinking about visiting Canada, keep reading... There are many ways to discover the amazing things this country has to offer from coast to coast. Are you curious about what those things could be? So here are 30 of the coolest things to do in Canada (even if you're not Canadian).

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1. Banff National Park

With the Canadian Rockies as a backdrop, it's no surprise that international visitors and Canadians from all over flock to the world-class Banff National Park every year (no matter what the season). There are plenty of outdoor activities to do in Banff during the summer, so it's not for the winter! This location is unique, with hiking in the mountains and kayaking in Lake Louise. Take it from a local: the turquoise blue waters of Banff National Park are spectacular! If you don't want to go skiing or snowboarding, you can always spend the day at the spa.

2. CN Tower

Looking for a new perspective on the Toronto skyline? The CN Tower is the Toronto attraction you must! Take the famous glass-floor elevator up to the viewing deck in downtown Toronto. There, you can take in the scenery and even dine in the rotating 360 Restaurant, which offers some of the best views of the city. If you're looking for a rush, book ahead and you can walk along the outside of the CN Tower on their EdgeWalk!

3. Victoria

Vancouver Island, home to the capital of British Columbia, Victoria, is only a short ferry ride from the city of Vancouver. You'll see something incredible in Victoria, one of the most popular Canadian cities. Also, Fisherman's Wharf Park and Ogden Point provide unparalleled views of the Pacific Ocean.

4. Tofino

Why not try something slower-paced while you're in the area and on Vancouver Island? Make your way up to Tofino for some outdoor activities such as surfing. Sandy beaches, year-round surf shops, and some of Canada's most beautiful nature can be here. Not a fan of surfing? These beaches are also excellent places to unwind. After you've had your fill of the beach, take a hike through the Rainforest trail in Pacific Rim National Park for some stunning thick foliage.

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5. Bay of Fundy

The Hopewell Rocks in the Bay of Fundy, which runs along the border of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, are one of the best things to do in Canada. These eroded flowerpots are a sight to behold as you explore the world-class scenery! You should double-check the time you're visiting, though, because each hour offers a unique experience. At low tide, you can walk along the ocean floor, or at high tide, you can get up close and kayak through the rocks. Talk about a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity!

6. Churchill, Manitoba

Seeing a polar bear in its natural habitat is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and many people are unaware that it is possible to do so right in Canada! As tourists discovered it, it became one of Canada's top tourist attractions. If seeing a polar bear is on your bucket list, you'll want to take a winter safari to Churchill, Manitoba. This is one of the best places in Canada to see polar bears in their natural habitat, an incredible experience that even Canadians enjoy!

7. Cape Breton Island

Cape Breton Island, home to the 298-kilometer-long Cabot Trail, is the ideal place in Nova Scotia to take in some jaw-dropping coastal views. Don't worry if you don't hike often; even if you only do a little bit, you can see some incredible views! It's also one of our favourite Canadian staycation destinations!

8. Algonquin Provincial Park

There is no better place in Ontario to experience the great outdoors of Canada than Algonquin Provincial Park. Whether you're there for a quick hike or to camp in one of the many campgrounds, there's always something to do. What's the best part? There are even areas with no cellphone service where you can disconnect! You might even see some of Canada's incredible wildlife, so keep your eyes and ears peeled.

9. Whistler

Whistler Blackcomb, one of the world's most impressive ski resorts, is in Whistler. It's a popular destination for international visitors from all over the world, as well as Canadians from all over the country. Skiing, snowshoeing, and visiting a Scandinavian spa are a few of the activities available in Whistler to help you make the most of your visit. You should also take the Peak2Peak gondola to see some incredible views before leaving.

10. Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls, which attracts millions of visitors each year, is something you should put on your bucket list! Get up close and personal with the falls by taking the Maid of the Mist boat tour or the Journey Behind the Falls. After you've seen the Falls, take a stroll over to Clifton Hills. If all that excitement is too much for you, head to Niagara-on-the-Lake and rent some bikes or join a wine tour to sample some delicious Ontario wine.

11. Old Quebec City

Visiting North America's only walled city will give you MAJOR Game of Thrones vibes. You may wonder where you can find this. Of course, it's Old Quebec City! Because of its historic European architecture and cobblestone streets, the city has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site. National historic sites include the Fairmont Le Château Frontenac Citadel, the Plains of Abraham, Place d'Armes, and the Parque Historique de l'Artillerie.

12. Parliament Hill in Ottawa

Did you believe we'd leave the nation's capital off the list? not! There is so much to do in Ottawa, and Parliament Hill is one of the best attractions. If you visit during the summer, you should see the changing of the guard on the House of Commons' front lawn. It's a must-do for any visitor, including Canadians! 

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