Autumn colours are spectacular, especially in Eastern Ontario and Western Québec.
Nature offers infinite beauty, whether from close up, or at a distance.
Canada's capital combines great architecture, natural scenic beauty, gardens and people-scapes.
With rolling farm country, wilderness, and 19th century towns and villages, rural Ontario's sideroads and concessions provide infinite exploration possibilities.
For most of Canada's history, Québec was largely a rural society. Rural Québec's predominant French character makes it unique in North America, but it was also home to settlers from the British Isles.
Dating back to the early 1500s, the walled Québec City is a unique corner of North America, almost European in flavour.
Winter is Canada's dominant season, and is a key element of the Canadian identity. Although Canadians love to hate it, it is also a time of special beauty.
Where the prairies meet the Rocky Mountains, Alberta is a province of beautiful diversity.
