Canada

Canada

 Welcome to Canada, the giant, friendly place where hockey is practically a religion and maple syrup flows like water! Stretching across six time zones, this wild wonderland lets you ski down majestic Rocky Mountains in the morning and dine in vibrant, multicultural cities by night. Keep an eye out for wandering moose, prehistoric glaciers, and ultra-polite locals apologizing to inanimate objects they bump into (it’s a national art form). Whether you’re chasing the magical Northern Lights, road-tripping scenic coastlines, or eating delicious beaver tails, Canada promises a truly epic, jaw-dropping outdoor adventure. Just don't forget to say "eh!"

Canada's must-visit cities

Things to Do in Canada

Top activities and experiences across Canada

Toronto Islands

Toronto Islands

4.8
TorontoChain of car-free offshore islands and park

The Toronto Islands are a chain of small, car-free offshore islands located just a short, scenic ferry ride away from downtown Toronto. Connected by a series of scenic bridges and pathways, the islands offer a tranquil, green sanctuary from the busy city streets. Spanning beaches, yacht clubs, historic residential cottages, and manicured parklands, they provide beautiful biking trails, picnic areas, and the most spectacular panoramic views of Toronto’s city skyline.

4-6 hours
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CN Tower

CN Tower

4.7
TorontoObservation tower and architectural landmark

Completed in 1976 by Canadian National, the CN Tower stands as an iconic, towering symbol of Toronto’s modern skyline. Reaching a staggering height of 553.3 meters (1,815 feet), it held the title of the world's tallest free-standing structure for over three decades. Today, it serves as a major tourist attraction, telecommunications hub, and a dramatic viewing platform offering sweeping, 360-degree views of the city and Lake Ontario.

2-3 hours
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The Distillery District

The Distillery District

4.6
TorontoHistoric pedestrian district and cultural hub

The Distillery District is an exceptionally preserved, pedestrian-only village showcasing North America's largest collection of Victorian-era industrial architecture. Once home to the massive Gooderham and Worts Distillery, this historic district was beautifully restored in the early 2000s. Today, its historic red-brick buildings, cobblestone streets, and iron wind mills house trendy art galleries, performance venues, independent boutiques, microbreweries, and artisan cafes.

2-3 hours
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