Five Items to Include in Your Canada Holiday Itinerary
So you're going to Canada! This country has so much to offer you'll never have difficulty planning your itinerary. And speaking of your itinerary, here are five places you mustn't end your holiday without visiting:
1 Niagara Falls
No Canadian holiday is complete without personally witnessing Niagara Falls and its full 57-meter drop. Obviously, this is the country's most popular natural attraction. From Toronto, you could drive for about an hour along the US border to get there. More of this are available in the link. You might be surprised to see how close you can get to this natural beauty which, for more than a hundred years, has been enticing people from all over the world.
2 CN Tower (Toronto)
Located on Lake Ontario's shores, the CN Tower, standing 553 meters proud, is one of the most famous landmarks of the country and one of the tallest buildings all over the globe today. Inside, there are cutting edge restaurants from where you can enjoy some fab views of the lake and the metropolis while having a meal. Even if you don't plan on going up the tower, you can behold the structure's beauty which can be seen from practically everywhere in the city. The tower only becomes more stunning and dazzling at night while lit in various colors.
3 Whistler
About a two-hour drive away from Vancouver is Whistler, the globally famous ski resort and village now considered a key winter sports area. Read more about it at this website. Over the years, the Whistler has also become a popular holiday destination, offering mountain biking, golf and a happy, provincial atmosphere all year round. Since it hosted the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, the village' popularity has soared unprecedented heights.
4 St. John's Signal Hill National Historic Site
The Signal Hill National Historic Site is located at the St. Johns' harbor entrance, and there you get a fabulous view overlooking the ocean. The first wireless transatlantic signal was received here in 1901, and while the fortifications were constructed during the 1812 hostilities, the area played a crucial part in Canada's Seven Years war with France.
5 Banff National Park and the Rocky Mountains
The last but certainly not the least on this list is the Banff National Park which is found right at the heart of the Rocky Mountains in Alberta. This park offers you breathtaking views of turquoise green lakes, glaciers and snow-covered mountains. Read more about this at http://www.ehow.com/about_5061393_documentation-needed-travel-canada.html. The center of attention is the Lake Louise, whose green waters mirror the mountains that surround it. Of course, located on the southern tip of the area is the pretty little town of Banff, where tourists can expect a wide variety of options for their shopping, dining and accommodation needs.
