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Parliament Hill 
Parliament Hill is truly one of Canada's crown jewels, an absolute must-see when you're in the nation's capital. Perched majestically on a hill, the historic neo-Gothic Parliament Buildings gaze out over the stunning Ottawa River, right in the heart
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Bank of Canada Museum
Step into the core of the economic world and discover exciting, hands-on exhibits that make learning about the economy an adventure. You'll find everything from how people's expectations can sway economic health to the ins and outs of inflation targe
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Canada Science and Technology Museum
The revamped Canada Science and Technology Museum is a must-visit for anyone with a curiosity for the wonders of science. This place is like a playground for the mind, sparking a love for discovery and innovation in visitors of all ages. After a mass
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Canadian War Museum
The Canadian War Museum is not just any museum—it's a place where history truly comes alive, wrapped in internationally acclaimed architecture that's as symbolic as it is inspiring. Here, Canada's vast military history unfolds through a captivating c
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National Gallery of Canada
Arachnophobes, take a sigh of relief: the gigantic 30-foot spider outside the National Gallery of Canada is nothing but a striking sculpture. "Maman," crafted by the talented Louise Bourgeois, greets visitors with its impressive presence and a cluste
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Military Communications and Electronics Museum
If you haven't visited the Military Communications and Electronics Museum yet, you're in for quite the adventure. This place is a treasure trove of history, boasting an impressive collection that spans from military jeeps and tanks to intricate cable
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Fort Henry
Step into a world of history at Fort Henry, where you can truly immerse yourself in what 19th-century military life was like. Nestled in Ontario, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is a lively center of historical happenings. Picture yourself on a guide
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Kingston Grand Theatre
Nestled in the bustling heart of downtown Kingston on Princess Street, the City of Kingston’s Grand Theatre stands as one of the main cultural gems of the area. It's the go-to hub for both locals and tourists to catch an impressive lineup of performa
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Murney Tower
Built in 1846, Murney Tower stands as one of the finest examples of Martello Towers in North America. For over 40 years, it served as military housing, a testament to its sturdy construction and strategic importance. Since 1925, this historic site ha
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Bellevue House
As a founding figure and Canada’s inaugural Prime Minister, Sir John A. Macdonald played a pivotal role in shaping Canada from a modest colony to a leading democratic nation. Stroll through the gardens of the historic Bellevue House, where the seeds
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Church of La Visitation-de-la-Bienheureuse Vierge Marie
The Church of La Visitation, Montreal's oldest church, stands as a heritage gem that invites us to explore our roots and shared history. From the era of New France to today, it has withstood the test of time. It's our responsibility to preserve it fo
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Saint Joseph Oratory of Mount Royal
Rising proudly above the Montreal skyline is Saint Joseph’s Oratory of Mount Royal. It's the largest sanctuary in the world dedicated to Saint Joseph and draws over 2 million visitors a year. Back in 1904, Brother André, a humble porter known for his
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The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
The Montréal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA), with its rich history spanning over a hundred years, continues to be a trailblazer in the art world. It's a place where art, music, and cinema aficionados from all corners of the globe find inspiration. Establ
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Mary Queen of the World Cathedral
Tucked away amidst the bustling skyscrapers of Montréal's downtown, Mary Queen of the World Cathedral stands as a serene oasis, the third largest church in Québec following Saint Joseph’s Oratory and the Basilica of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré. This magni
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St. Patrick's Basilica
Known affectionately as "The Irish Church," St. Patrick's Basilica was built between 1843 and 1847. It's a stunning showcase of the Gothic style from the 14th and 15th centuries. The basilica's grandeur is highlighted by its towering pine columns and
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Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal
Notre-Dame Basilica of Montréal, once a simple stone church in the 17th century, has grown into a magnificent minor basilica that now accommodates around 8,000 parishioners. This stunning landmark is not just a place of worship but a breathtaking sho
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Place Jacques-Cartier and Place De La Dauversiere
No visit to Old Montréal is complete without stopping by Place Jacques-Cartier, a bustling spot rich in history. For centuries, Montrealers and visitors have gathered here to soak in the views of the Old Port, relax at an outdoor terrace, and enjoy t
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Co-Cathedral Saint Anthony of Padua
The museum made its debut in November 1998, undergoing a fresh transformation in 2016. Nestled in the lower level of the Co-Cathedral of Saint-Antoine, its permanent exhibition unfolds across nine distinct sections. Each one shines a light on the are
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Geva Theatre Center
Established in 1972, Geva Theatre Center has become a cultural cornerstone, drawing in around 160,000 visitors each year. Among these are over 16,000 eager students, all flocking to experience the magic of live theater. The productions at Geva are cr
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Blue Cross Arena at War Memorial
Welcome to a hotspot of excitement and fun! The Blue Cross Arena at the War Memorial is your ultimate destination for an array of thrilling experiences. From unforgettable family shows to exhilarating professional sports events and electrifying conce
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Parkwood National Historic Site
Step back in time and explore the exquisite home of the late R.S. McLaughlin, the Canadian auto visionary and founder of General Motors of Canada. This stunning 15,000-square-foot mansion, with its 55 beautifully appointed rooms, was constructed betw
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Robert McLaughlin Gallery (RMG)
The Robert McLaughlin Gallery, affectionately known as the RMG, is a treasure trove for art lovers nestled in Oshawa. With a permanent collection boasting over 4,500 works, it's a visual feast that showcases Canadian modern and contemporary art. Amon
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Distillery Historic District
Toronto's latest hotspot for arts, culture, food, and entertainment is a must-see. This national historic site boasts 44 heritage buildings and a plethora of charming, brick-lined courtyards. Stroll through the district and you'll find an array of en
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CF Toronto Eaton Centre
Nestled in the bustling heart of downtown Toronto, the Toronto Eaton Centre is not just a shopping destination; it's a must-see attraction for tourists. Every year, nearly 50 million people find their way to this massive complex, making it a lively h
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Casa Loma
Step into the grandeur of the Edwardian era at Casa Loma, a magnificent full-sized castle nestled in Toronto. It's the crown jewel of historic attractions in North America, brought to life by the Liberty Entertainment Group. Imagine wandering through
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CN Tower
The CN Tower stands as Toronto's tallest and most iconic landmark, piercing the skyline at over 550 meters. It's the image that comes to mind when you think of Toronto, a beacon of modern engineering and architectural marvel. While it plays a crucial
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Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village
Visiting Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village is like stepping into a time machine that whisks you away to an era where life unfolded at a slower, more leisurely pace. Imagine a time when families worked and played together, laying the foundations of the
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The Buffalo History Museum
Picture this: a grand building that has stood the test of time since 1901, originally crafted for the Pan-American Exposition. Today, it proudly hosts The Buffalo History Museum, a National Historic Landmark that underwent a name change in 2012. This
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Saint-Roch District
Imagine strolling through Québec City's newly revitalized downtown core, the lively Saint-Roch district. It's a place where over $500 million has been thoughtfully invested to breathe new life into this bustling area. The spirit of innovation here is
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Rue Saint Jean
Taking a leisurely stroll along rue Saint-Jean is a quintessential experience for anyone exploring Québec City. Beginning at the bustling Place D’Youville, you'll find yourself surrounded by a delightful mix of boutiques, restaurants, churches, and h
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Buffalo City Hall
Buffalo City Hall, crafted by the talented architects George J. Dietel and John J. Wade, stands proudly as a stunning example of Art Deco architecture, completed between 1929 and 1931. This iconic building is adorned with mesmerizing murals that tell
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Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino
Nestled in the exciting Cobblestone District, Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino is a must-visit hotspot in Buffalo, New York. Just a stone's throw from the Peace Bridge to Fort Erie, Canada, and a short drive from the breathtaking Niagara Falls, this 24/7
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Old Quebec
Old Québec, a UNESCO World Heritage gem, stands proudly as the only fortified city north of Mexico. As you wander through its historic streets, you'll be enchanted by the European charm that fills the air. Imagine yourself walking through the old qua
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Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac
More than just a hotel, the Fairmont Le Château Frontenac stands as a symbol of Québec City. For over a hundred years, this majestic structure has proudly sat atop Cape Diamond, offering breathtaking views of Dufferin Terrace and the St. Lawrence Riv
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Musee du Fort
Imagine stepping into a time machine that whisks you away to the 18th century. At the Musée du Fort in the heart of Old Québec, that's exactly the experience you get. The museum's 30-minute sound and light show is like no other, transporting you back
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Petit Champlain District
Rue du Petit-Champlain is one of North America's oldest commercial streets, offering a delightful array of unique boutiques and charming restaurants. The Petit-Champlain district doesn't just light up for the holiday season; it remains beautifully ad
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Buffalo Lighthouse
Nestled at the mouth of the Buffalo River, right at the northern gateway to Buffalo Harbor, stands a charming piece of history waiting to be explored. The grounds, adorned with fascinating historic artifacts, welcome visitors during daylight hours. Y
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Aux Trois Couvents
Nestled within the historical and archaeological site of the Château-Richer convents, this interpretation center offers a fascinating glimpse into one of the earliest French settlements in North America. Here, you can explore permanent exhibitions th
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