Holidays to Canada

Canada travel guide

• Calgary

  Calgary is Canada’s wild west meets modern hustle - a city where cowboy boots are just as common as business suits. Known for the legendary Calgary Stampede (a full-blown rodeo-meets-carnival extravaganza), this Alberta hotspot blends big energy with serious prairie charm. It’s got a booming downtown, killer mountain views, and is just a stone’s throw from the jaw-dropping Rockies. Whether you’re into craft beer, outdoor adventures, or just want to yeehaw your way through summer, Calgary’s the place to saddle up and dig in.

• Halifax

  Halifax is the laid-back maritime gem of Canada, where salty sea air meets killer seafood and friendly faces everywhere you go. This city mixes historic charm - think old harbour vibes and centuries-old lighthouses - with a buzzing arts scene and a nightlife that knows how to have fun. Whether you’re wandering along the waterfront, digging into fresh lobster rolls, or catching live music in a cozy pub, Halifax serves up a perfect blend of small-town warmth and big-city spirit.

• Montreal

  Montreal is Canada’s cool, artsy cousin where European charm meets vibrant culture. From cobblestone streets to lively festivals, it’s a city bursting with creativity—and don’t even get me started on the legendary bagels and smoked meat sandwiches. Food, music, and good vibes? Montreal’s got it all.

• Ottawa

  Ottawa’s where Canada’s heart beats - serious enough to be the nation’s capital but chill enough to enjoy life outside the political buzz. Think stunning Parliament buildings, beautiful riverside paths, and the world-famous Rideau Canal that turns into the largest skating rink in winter. It’s a city full of culture, museums, and festivals, but also plenty of green spaces to escape the hustle and bustle. Whether you’re into history, art, or just people-watching with a coffee in hand, Ottawa’s got that perfect mix of brains and easygoing vibes.

• Quebec

  Quebec is like Europe’s cool cousin who moved to North America and never looked back. With cobbled streets, French-speaking locals, and more charm than you can shake a maple leaf at, this Canadian province brings serious old-world vibes. From the historic magic of Old Quebec (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) to the snow-drenched slopes of Mont-Tremblant and the buzz of festivals like Winter Carnival, Quebec serves up culture, nature, and poutine in equal, glorious measure. Whether you're into art, adventure, or just eating your body weight in croissants, Quebec’s got you.

• Toronto

  Toronto’s the city that never hits snooze - buzzing 24/7 with towering skyscrapers that kiss the clouds, vibrant neighbourhoods where every culture throws its own unforgettable party, and enough street food stalls to fuel your next Netflix binge marathon (because honestly, who can resist a peameal bacon sandwich at 2 a.m.?). Whether you’re into arts, sports, or just people-watching with a double-double in hand, Toronto’s got a little something for everyone - and then some.

• Vancouver

  Vancouver is the poster child for West Coast cool - where glassy skyscrapers meet snow-capped mountains and the ocean’s always just a few steps away. It’s a city where you can ski, kayak, and hit a sushi bar all in the same day (yes, really). With its laid-back vibe, eco-conscious attitude, and food scene that punches way above its weight, Vancouver is as effortlessly stylish as it is outdoorsy. Whether you’re strolling through Stanley Park, people-watching in Gastown, or hiking up Grouse Mountain, this city makes nature and urban life look like besties.