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Banff was Canada's first National Parkland and is possibly one of the most beautiful places in the world, with its towering mountain peaks, glaciers, canyons and lakes.

» Jasper Holidays & Tours

Jasper is a picturesque town located in Jasper National Park. Surrounded by glaciers, lakes, rivers, waterfalls, mountains and of course, wildlife. Jasper is home to a wide variety of wildlife including eagles, black bears, grizzly bears, moose, elk and deer. With one of our Jasper holidays you are guaranteed to be closer to nature.

» Vancouver Holidays & Tours

Vancouver is a cosmopolitan city surrounded by natural beauty, the Pacific Ocean, the Rocky Mountains and rain forests. With plenty to do to keep you busy – shopping, sightseeing, wildlife viewing, even beaches. And not forgetting the vibrant nightlife and dining experiences – a fabulous city.

» Alaska Holidays & Tours

Alaska is a place like no other. It has more mountains, glaciers and wildlife than just about anywhere else in the world. A holiday to Alaska can be both eye opening and life changing

» Toronto

Toronto - Zoom up to the top of the world's tallest tower, the CN Tower, home of the world's highest observation deck and wine cellar. Thrill seekers will love EdgeWalk, a full circle hands-free walk around the outside of the top of the of the tower's main pod. Globetrot through intriguing ethnic neighbourhoods in what the United Nations called the world's most multicultural city. Find almost any style of international cuisine in Toronto's more than 5,000 restaurants where you can have a gastronomic adventure in a posh eatery or sip a cappuccino at a sidewalk cafe.

» Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada

The New Niagara Falls, Canada- with eclectic restaurants, contemporary hotels, and electrifying attractions-is a true Canadian vacation destination for couples and families alike. Grown ups have upscale hotels, modern casinos, nightlife and concerts, fine dining, golf courses and spas, and wine country is just down the road. For children, Niagara Falls is a veritable theme park with ultra tall buildings (Skylon Tower), water parks inside hotels, Ferris wheels and kid-friendly restaurants (Clifton Hill), and we even sneak in some education at Niagara Falls attractions like the Butterfly Conservatory and Marineland. Let's not forget the Falls. From the Maid of the Mist to Journey Behind the Falls, there are plenty of ways to experience this great wonder of the world.

Toronto

Toronto - Zoom up to the top of the world's tallest tower, the CN Tower, home of the world's highest observation deck and wine cellar. Thrill seekers will love EdgeWalk, a full circle hands-free walk around the outside of the top of the of the tower's main pod. Globetrot through intriguing ethnic neighbourhoods in what the United Nations called the world's most multicultural city. Find almost any style of international cuisine in Toronto's more than 5,000 restaurants where you can have a gastronomic adventure in a posh eatery or sip a cappuccino at a sidewalk cafe.

Shop for everything from designer fashions to souvenir trinkets in chic boutiques and a huge glass emporium in the heart of downtown. Rub elbows with celebrities at the Toronto International Film Festival or get caught up in the roar of the Honda Indy - just two of the many special events that draw the world to Toronto. Explore world-class museums housing one-of-a-kind sculpture collections to one devoted solely to shoes. Step out for a night on the town to see first run theatre or cheer on the pros at major league baseball, hockey and basketball games. Hop on a ferry from Toronto's harbour for green islands just offshore. North America's sixth largest metropolitan area offers a stellar mix of culture, urban energy, natural green spaces and friendly people.

Shopping

In the heart of Toronto, the Toronto Eaton Centre's 250 stores and services is an all-you-can-shop destination, Bloor-Yorkville is a premiere shopping districts featuring designer boutiques, brand names, luxury hotels, antique shops and galleries. Yonge Street's flashy storefronts and signs compete for your attention as streams of pedestrians head toward their destinations at varying speeds and head to Square One, Canada's largest shopping centre if you crave more threads and trends.

Attractions

Defining the Toronto skyline is the CN Tower, Canada's most recognizable and celebrated icon and the world's tallest tower. Canada's Wonderland is an exhilarating collection of rides and roller coasters including Canada's biggest, fastest and tallest roller coaster and a 20-acre water park. Canada's premier Zoo, the Toronto Zoo, features over 5,000 animals, incredible award winning exhibits and the largest indoor gorilla exhibit in North America

Museums & Galleries

Discover an astonishing collection of natural and cultural history featuring more than 6 million objects at Canada's largest museum, the Royal Ontario Museum, marvel at works of art spanning 100 AD to the present day at the newly transformed Art Gallery of Ontario, or explore the world at your feet through a stunning collection of more than 10,000 shoes and related artifacts that span 4,500 years of history at the Bata Shoe Museum.

Theatre

A world leader for English language theatre, Toronto has a performance for every taste, style and season. In the summer, enjoy Shakespearean classics in open-air at CanStage's TD Dream in High Park. Catch a performance by Soulpepper if your preference is for the more imaginative. Year round, check out leading Broadway, London and Canadian theatre presented by Mirvish Productions or Dancap Productions, while comedy fans will appreciate non-stop absurdity from The Second City.

Waterfront

Toronto's vibrant waterfront includes specialty shops, art, theatre and cultural facilities, a lakeside walking trail, harbour cruises and ferry services to the Toronto Islands. The Toronto Islands offers a quaint summer amusement park, paddleboats and bikes for rent, in-line skating paths and plenty of areas for picnics.

Historical Landmarks

Toronto's famed castle, Casa Loma, is complete with 98 decorated suites, towers, 800-foot tunnel, stables, secret passageways and beautiful 5-acre estate gardens. Once the largest distillery in the British Empire, the Distillery Historic District is the largest, and has the best-preserved, collection of Victorian Industrial Architecture in North America. Site of the 1812 Battle of York and the birthplace of modern Toronto, Historic Fort York is a designated National Historic Site.