19 Unreal Places in Canada You Must See Before You Die
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Canada is a country filled with a diverse variety of activities and nature. It's a standout travel destination, so we rounded up the best places you can go while visiting. Check out all the amazing things you MUST do while you're still living and breathing. It's time to make a bucket list!
Moraine Lake, Alberta
The incredibly blue lake sits among the Canadian Rocky Mountains.
The Magdalen Islands, Québec
These eight islands can be visited by ferry. Colorful homes and smooth beaches make it a popular place to relax.
Chateau Frontenac, Québec City
This hotel built in the 19th century looks as though it's from a movie.
Crowfoot Mountain, Alberta
The beautiful mountain is known to be an awesome place for snowmobiling.
False Creek, Vancouver, British Columbia
This inlet in the center of Vancouver separates the downtown area from the remainder of the city. Cross the small street bridges to enjoy the views.
Hopewell Rocks, New Brunswick
These fascinating rock formations are located in the Bay of Fundy. They get their unique shape because of water erosion.
Notre-Dame Basilica, Montréal
You can't help but be in awe of the gothic revival architecture in Montréal's Notre-Dame Basilica.
Whistler, British Columbia
Whistler offers the largest skiable area in all of North America. People come from all over the world to ski these slopes.
Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto
Berlin-based architect Daniel Libeskind created the Royal Ontario Museum — it's one of the most famous (and beautiful) buildings in Toronto.
Banff National Park, Alberta
As Canada's oldest national park, Banff is a gorgeous place to camp, hike, and take in the country's rich history.
Jelly Bean Row, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
The downtown area of St. John's is filled with colorful houses totally worthy of a picture.
Okanagan Falls, British Columbia
The vast lake and gorgeous wildlife is a must see at Okanagan Falls.
Absolute World, Mississauga, Ontario
This pair of skyscrapers twists 209 degrees from top to bottom.
The Northern Lights
When in the Northern region of Canada, you have to be sure to enjoy the Northern Lights in the Fall and Spring.
Revelstoke, British Columbia
Considered to be one of Canada's hidden gems, Revelstoke is an incredible place to ski in the Winter. Once the snow melts, the lush nature emerges — there are tons of hiking and biking trails.
Niagara Falls, Ontario
Bordering both Ontario and New York, the three massive waterfalls are something you have to see in your lifetime.
Gros Morne National Park, Newfoundland and Labrador
Glaciers, forests, mountains, and beaches encompass Gros Morne National Park.
Canadian Museum For Human Rights, Winnipeg, Manitoba
The geometric design of the Canadian Museum For Human Rights deserves to be ogled. The museum features many stories and art behind the culture of the country.
Churchill, Manitoba
Known as the polar bear capital of the world, it's hard not to see the fuzzy creatures roaming around while you're there. The town is also known for its excellent beluga whale watching.