What to do in Canada

Useful links

Before travelling to Canada, here are some useful links to help you prepare for your trip:

• Official Canadian tourism website: https: //www.canada.ca/fr/services/voyage.html
• Air Canada website: https://www.aircanada.com/ca/fr/aco/home.html
• VIA Rail website: https: //www.viarail.ca/fr
• Our page on insuring your trip to Canada: Travel insurance Canada

Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls, located between Canada and the United States, is a group of three waterfalls famous throughout North America? The falls include Horseshoe Falls, American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls, and attract over 14 million visitors every year.

If you’re coming to Niagara Falls, you can’t miss a boat trip to get up close and personal with the Falls for an unforgettable experience. In addition, you can discover the many attractions available around the falls, such as the Skylon Tower for an incredible panoramic view or the water park for a fun day out with the family.

Old Quebec

Old Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is rich in history and architecture, with its cobblestone streets, stone buildings and citadel. If you’re visiting Canada, Old Quebec is a great place to learn about the country’s history. Attractions include the Musée de la civilisation, Château Frontenac, Place Royale and Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica. What’s more, you can stroll along the city walls for a panoramic view of the St. Lawrence River and the city.

Leaving Canada, why not discover the vastness and beauty of the Atacama Desert? This unique and unforgettable experience lets you discover breathtaking landscapes and enjoy moments of relaxation in the heart of nature.

Banff National Park

It is located in the Rocky Mountains of Alberta. The park is Canada’s oldest national park, established in 1885, and is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The park is famous for its spectacular mountain scenery, turquoise lakes, glaciers and hot springs.

For sports enthusiasts, Metropolitan Park and Bicentenario Park offer numerous outdoor activities. Finally, did you know that the city boasts some iconic modern buildings, such as the Costanera Center tower?

The city of Vancouver

Vancouver is a dynamic, cosmopolitan city with Asian and European influences, and is also known for its spectacular natural scenery.

If you come to Vancouver, don’t miss its must-see attractions, such as Stanley Park for a walk in nature, Granville Island for its public market and street performers, and the Capilano Suspension Bridge for a vertiginous experience. You can also discover the city’s many beaches, such as English Bay Beach or Kitsilano Beach, for a moment of seaside relaxation.

Toronto Distillery Market

The Toronto Distillery Market is located in a historic part of Toronto that has been converted into a unique cultural and commercial venue. This market is known for its Victorian red-brick buildings, which have been renovated and transformed into boutiques, restaurants, art galleries and artisan workshops.

If you come to the Toronto Distillery Market, be sure to check out the many local craft stores and cafés. You can also visit the Spirit of York distillery for a gin tasting.

Toronto’ s CN Tower

The CN Tower is an iconic Toronto landmark, standing 553 metres high and built in 1976. If you visit, don’t miss the breathtaking view from the 447-meter-high observation platform, and the walk across the glass floor.

Vancouver’s Stanley Park

It’s one of Canada’s largest urban parks, right in the heart of the city. Stanley Park is a place of relaxation, recreation and culture for Vancouver residents and tourists alike, with a wide variety of activities and attractions. The park is also considered an important place for aboriginal history and biodiversity conservation.

Montreal’ s Sainte-Catherine Street

One of the city’s liveliest and most dynamic shopping streets. Rue Sainte-Catherine is known for its many stores, restaurants and tourist attractions, and is a must-see for visitors to Montreal.

If you come to Montreal’s Sainte-Catherine Street, don’t miss its many stores and malls, such as the Eaton Centre, Complexe Les Ailes and Place Montréal Trust. You can also discover the many restaurants and cafés offering quality cuisine, as well as the many cultural events that take place on the street throughout the year.

The Royal Ontario Museum

A natural and cultural history museum located in the city of Toronto. The museum is one of the largest in Canada, with a collection of over 13 million objects and specimens.

If you come to the Royal Ontario Museum, don’t miss the permanent exhibits that take you on a journey through the history of planet Earth, animal life and human culture. You can also discover the temporary exhibitions, as well as the IMAX cinema and educational programs for all ages.

Victoria ‘s Butchart Gardens

This is one of Canada’s most famous and most visited gardens. Butchart Gardens are located on Vancouver Island, in the city of Victoria, and are a must-see for nature and garden lovers.

Toronto’ s Yonge and Dundas streets

Yonge and Dundas streets are a hub of nightlife, shopping, entertainment and culture for Toronto residents and visitors to the city.

Lake Louise

A freshwater lake located in Banff National Park in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Lake Louise is famous for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and breathtaking natural scenery.

If you come to Lake Louise, don’t miss the breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, as well as outdoor activities such as hiking, canoeing and fishing.

Quebec City

The capital of the province of Quebec and one of Canada’s oldest cities. Québec City is known for its historic architecture, fortifications and unique francophone culture.

If you come to Quebec City, don’t miss a visit to the Citadelle of Quebec, one of North America’s most impressive fortifications. You can also visit the Château Frontenac, one of the world’s most famous hotels, or stroll the cobbled streets of Old Quebec, with its many stores, restaurants and tourist attractions.

The Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau

One of Canada’s most important museums dedicated to Canadian history, art and culture. The museum is located on the banks of the Ottawa River, with a magnificent view of Ottawa, Canada’s capital.

Jasper National Park

One of the largest national parks in the Canadian Rockies. The park covers more than 11,000 square kilometers and is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including moose, elk, caribou and grizzly bears.

The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts

Located in an imposing building in the heart of Montreal, the museum houses permanent and temporary exhibitions featuring works of art from all periods and styles, from ancient to contemporary.

The Canadian Rockies

A spectacular mountain range stretching over 1200 kilometers across western Canada. The Canadian Rockies are renowned for their breathtaking natural beauty, with rugged peaks, majestic glaciers, crystal-clear lakes and lush forests.

La Mauricie National Park

A nature park located in the province of Quebec, Canada. The park is known for its crystal-clear lakes, winding rivers and dense forests, which offer spectacular views all year round.

The City of Calgary

A lively city in the province of Alberta, in western Canada. It’s renowned for its pioneering culture and proximity to the Rocky Mountains, offering the perfect balance between urban living and outdoor adventure.

Gaspésie National Park

A nature park located in the Gaspé region of Quebec, Canada. The park is known for its spectacular natural scenery, including rugged mountains, crystal-clear lakes and dense forests.

If you come to Parc national de la Gaspésie, don’t miss out on outdoor activities such as hiking, camping and observing the local flora and fauna.