Calgary lies just east of the Canadian Rockies and is the ultimate basecamp for outdoor adventures in the country. At the same time, the city is full of excellent restaurants and boutiques that radiate small-town urban charm. No matter what you’re here for, Calgary cherishes its diversity in the usual warm-hearted Canadian fashion. What’s more,…
In search of the best hotels with rooftop pools in Toronto? You’ve come to the right place! We’ll show you all the hidden gems to make your vacation even more magical. But first, let’s find out the answer to this question: why should you visit Toronto? Toronto is the biggest city in Canada. This enchanting…
The drama-filled Rocky Mountains, with their rugged terrain and beautiful vistas, are a skier’s paradise. Winter transforms the mountains into playgrounds for skiers and snowboarders. With the large amounts of snowfall that’s dumped on these mountains every season, powder hounds find their ultimate escape. You won’t have to look far to find a ski resort…
The bustling Quebec City is a vacation hotspot. With a marvelous cityscape, tons of cultural attractions like museums and historical sites, as well as breathtaking natural sceneries, Quebec City deserves a spot on your travel bucket list. There’s zero doubt that this is a charming city to get lost in. That said, to fully enjoy…
Canada is an artist’s delight with its ever-changing landscapes and spectacular outdoors. However, this huge, diverse country is much more than its natural vistas. Canadian cities have unique attractions that bring visitors from near and far. From ocean-fringed cities to ones with mountainous backdrops and cobblestone streets, there is much to discover about Canada’s metropolises.…
Toronto is Ontario’s provincial capital and one of Canada’s largest cities. Sitting on the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario, this city is the anchor of the Golden Horseshoe region. While it grew to become Canada’s economic and cultural hub in the 19th century, it’s one of the most popular travel destinations today. There are so…
The ocean-wrapped Vancouver is all about jaw-dropping vistas, delicious cuisine, and a multi-hued culture. It’s not only home to Canada’s most ethnically diverse population but also Western Canada’s largest LGBTQ+ population. Every year, thousands of gay tourists visit Vancouver to explore a city where LGBTQ folks are woven into its very fabric. In fact, Tourism Vancouver…
Montreal is like the love child of France and England, only it got both of their best qualities. Sometimes called the “Paris of Canada,” the proud, progressive Montreal has embraced LGBTQ culture and people with warm gusto. As we expected in any such progressive place, we found no problem finding a slew of amazing gay…
Tucked at the confluence of Lake Superior, Lake Huron, and Lake Nicolet, Sault Ste Marie is a vibrant Canadian city. Sitting on the border of the United States and Canada, this city sits at the heart of the Great Lakes region and innately cherishes its roots. As culture buffs, we were thrilled to explore the…
Our recent trip to Vancouver, BC, left us enchanted by the city’s captivating blend of natural beauty, urban vibrancy, and culture. From the moment we arrived, we were captivated by Vancouver’s charm. It has everything for everyone. And by everyone, we also meant our pets. Because yes, this time, we had our pets with us…
British Columbia’s (BC) Okanagan Valley is home to some of the best powder in Canada, making it the perfect winter travel and skiing destination for people like us. Sitting right in the heart of BC is Kelowna, which is an absolute gem of a city for skiers and snowboarders alike, and we were excited to…
Deep in the heart of Alberta’s wilderness, Banff in Canada, is a landscape of jagged mountains, wild forests – and infinite natural beauty. Tucked around two hours from Calgary, Banff is a slice of snowy paradise for winter outdoor and sports enthusiasts. If that wasn’t enough, there’s a lot for non-skiers as well, right from…
Set amid lush forests and surrounded by the waters of the Salish Sea on Vancouver Island’s southern tip, Victoria is more British than London. The gorgeous capital of the Canadian province of British Columbia is all about the outdoors and old country traditions that are carried on even today. Think shops stocked with Irish linen…