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This major metropolis constitutes one of the main places to see when visiting Western Canada, and it justifiably enjoys an excellent reputation. Vancouver is a cosmopolitan city that manages to ally the beauty of urban architecture with that of nature.
Lying nestled amidst the peaks of the impressive Rocky Mountains, Banff is a popular tourist resort, and for many travellers it serves as one of the main places to visit when exploring Western Canada.
The biggest town of the Canadian prairies is all about the country lifestyle, old westerns and cowboys, an identity of which they are still very proud and pleased to help you discover during your stay in the region!
Lake Louise is a little hamlet and lake situated in Alberta's Banff National Park, at 180km to the west of Calgary.
The Icefields Parkway or, in French, the Promenade des Glaciers, is another name for Route 93, which winds its way from Lake Louise to Jasper over a distance of 232 km. A series of glaciers, valleys, forests and lakes await, deep in the heart of the Albertan Rocky Mountains.
One of the most beautiful lakes in Alberta.
Jasper is a small Canadian city located inside Jasper National Park, which is world famous for its wildlife, its glaciers and the hiking opportunities that it offers in the heart of the Rocky Mountains.
This glacier is on Mount Stanley in the Banff National Park. An easy hike will get you there.
Baie-Saint-Paul nestles in the hollow of a valley and has incredible scenery. The imposing river, frozen in the winter and blue in the summer, makes this town in Charlevoix region very special.
The Huron Wendat museum, close to the centre of Wendake, is an institution of the Wendat people which has been built inside a hotel constructed according to Amerindian architectural norms.
Tadoussac, a small village located on the banks of the Saint Laurence River in Quebec, is famous around the world for its whales!
Rimouski has a population of around 47,000 and is the capital of the Bas-Saint-Laurent region. With the Quebec Maritime Institute located here, the city has a large population of students studying marine-related subjects.
Percé is worth a visit for the relaxation, the sea, the many birds and fish, but above all for the rock that has had a single hole for 10,000 years.
Station Touristique Duchesnay was built on the site of the old logging station of Duchesnay which was created 80 years ago. Another proof that forestry often preempted tourism in wild natural areas.
The town of Gaspé is perfectly located at the tip of the Gaspé Peninsula, between Forillon National Park and l’Ile-Bonaventure-et-du-Rocher-Percé National Park.
In the extreme east of Canada, the Bic National Park is the perfect place to recharge your batteries in the lower reaches of the river. This little corner of paradise is home to a well-conserved flora and fauna on the banks of the majestic Saint Lawrence River.
Lake Sacacomie is best known for the hotel of the same name but also has a century old history of fishing and settlement. You'll love the many log cabins.
La Malbaie is a town in the east of the Charlevois region whose magnificent countryside makes it worth a visit. It's also well known for its casino which is managed by the province of Quebec.
Sainte-Brigitte-de-Laval is a little municipality half an hour north of Quebec. It's the perfect place for travellers looking for summertime forest walks and snoeshoeing during winter months.
The Laurentides Wildlife Reserve in Quebec, a fishing and hunting territory extending over nearly 8,000 km², is a hiker's and canoer's paradise!
