More than 55,000 people have slept in an ice bed in Quebec’s Hôtel de Glace. Since opening in 2001, the Quebec Ice Hotel has charmed locals and visitors.
Having drink in the bar of the Quebec Ice Hotel is one of the fun activities in Quebec in winter. Sleeping in...
Nova Scotia (or New Scotland) is one of the Canadian maritime provinces. With a stunning rugged coastline and a fascinating history, there's more than enough things to do in Nova Scotia to make your visit an enjoyable one. Whether it's driving along the coastline and visiting colourful fishing villages, to...
Look closely at the totem poles in Vancouver’s Stanley Park and you’ll see animals such as eagles, ravens, bears, orcas, frogs and wolves etched into the poles. The Stanley Park totem poles at Brockton Point represent the stories and legends of several First Nations tribes from British Columbia’s west...
Quebec City's charm and character has had centuries to evolve since 1608, developing a distinct culture unique to that area. Exploring one of Canada's oldest cities is delightful, with lots to do from visiting the Citadel de Quebec and Château Frontenac to taking in the dramatic cliff view overlooking...
Don't confuse an economuseum with an ecomuseum. An economuseum (or ÉCONOMUSÉE® ) is a growing movement in parts of the world that showcase living arts, artisanal food making, crafts and culture. Although Quebec is renowned for its unique French Quebec culture, far too few visitors know about its vibrant...
26 Famous Landmarks in Canada
A country with stunning landscapes of mountains, waterfalls and lakes, Canada has a huge selection of natural landmarks. With a rich history and vibrant...
