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Few countries in the world offers so many possibilities, such as Canada. Whether you are passionate in skiing, sailing, museums or fine cuisine, Canada has it all. Western Canada is renowned for its magnificent scenery, the east combines the flavor and the european's charm with New York's exuberance, north is famous for its wildlife and, anywhere you'll go, you'll be surprised by the new things to discover. Despite its enormous size, Canada is sparsely populated. Most people are gathered around urban centers and if you venture into rural areas you'll risk waking up alone in the wilderness.
For those who want to venture into nature, the best time to visit Canada is summer, but for those who want to see what Canada has to offer, any time is good. In Canada you will encounter one of the many natural wonders - Niagara Falls...

. Often travelers opt for southern Ontario - Toronto, Niagara Falls and the Niagara wine region. Few people know that halfway between Toronto and Niagara Falls lies the town of waterfalls and cascades - Hamilton. There are 97 waterfalls and cascades. Many of these waterfalls can be reached on the Bruce Trail's route through Hamilton.

Main Attractions in Canada

• Jasper National Park was founded in 1907 and is Canada's largest mountain park, stretching to 10 878 sq km. The landscape consists of glaciers, rocky mountains, forests and meadows covered by alpine flowers. The park shelters elks, bears, wild sheeps, deers and karibu reindeers.

• Niagara Falls consists of two separate parts: the Horseshoe Falls on the canadian side and American Falls on the american side. Altough is not the biggest waterfall in the world, the water volume is 168,000 cubic meters per minute and falls from a height of 51m. The town surrounding the falls is a resort that offers a wide range of activities.

• Old Quebec (Vieux Quebec) is the only citadel north of Mexico and was founded in 1608 as a fur trading point. The fortified exterior and strategic position above the St. Lawrence River indicates historical territorial tensions between France and England, which culminated with the Battle of Plains Abraham (1759). The city is divided in two - Haute and Basse - and resembles a piece of old Europe, with cobbled streets, buildings and churches from the 17-18th century, squares, parks and monuments.

• CN Tower is the tallest structure in the world and is a specific trait for Toronto skyline. Completed in 1976, 553m tall tower will offer magnificent views over the city and Lake Ontario. After 58 seconds in the elevator you'll reach the revolving restaurant that offers a panoramic view of 360 degrees.

• Banff National Park was created in 1885 by the Canadian government, as the first national park in the country. The park which includes the Rocky Mountains stretches over 6641 sq km of mountains, rivers, forests, lakes, glaciers and hot springs that shelter wolves, mountain goats, eagles, grizzly bears and moose.

• Montreal's Old Port (Vieux Port Montreal) is in the heart of the cosmopolitan and francophone Montreal city. The port is the former commercial center of North America from the first half of the twentieth century.

• The National Gallery of Canada was founded in 1880 and has since become a famous art museum of the world. Its permanent collections reflect the diverse history of Canada and includes works by european artists such as Monet, Turner, Di Cosimo, canadian vanguardist paintings from the 1960s and religious sculptures from Quebec.

• Kluane National Park sheltered the southern Tutchone people for thousands of years. The park is a vast expanse of mountains and ice.