- Canada: Where is Maple Syrup Country?
- How to get to Canada?
- Holidays in Canada
- Canadian beaches
- Souvenirs from Canada
Those planning to visit Jasper, Wood Buffalo, Banff and other national parks, take a liking to the Canadian ski slopes, become participants in the Snow Ball (February), jazz (June) and the festival of lights (February-March), want to be aware of the question: "Where is Canada located?" Holidays in Canada are most popular with tourists in the summer months, when it becomes warm and even sultry in all regions of the country.
Canada: Where is Maple Syrup Country?
Canada (its area is 9984670 sq. Km) is a North American state (it occupies 40% of the northern part of the continent of North America), which is washed by the waters of the Arctic, Atlantic and Pacific oceans. The southern and northwestern parts of Canada border the United States (the distance between the countries is 700 km). As for the maritime borders, they run in the northeastern (Greenland) and eastern parts of the country (Saint-Pierre and Miquelon).
Canada, the capital of which is Ottawa, includes 3 territories (Yukon, Nunavut, Northwest Territories) and 10 provinces (Ontario, Nova Scotia, Alber, New Brunswick and others) in which an English-speaking population lives (with the exception of Quebec, where French is "held in high esteem"). It is worth noting that the most populated Canadian region is the Quebec-Windsor corridor.
How to get to Canada?
The Moscow - Toronto flight can be taken four times a week together with Aeroflot, which offers its passengers to comfortably spend 10 hours on board their aircraft.
Those who decide to use the services of Lot, Air France, KLM, Alitalia and other airlines will get to different cities in Canada, while making stops at European airports. The same travel scenario awaits residents of Kiev, Kazakhstan and Minsk.
Holidays in Canada
In Montreal, you will be able to see a Catholic cross, 70 m high, and stroll through the park located on Mont Royal mountain, see the Notre-Dame Bonsecours church, look into one of the bars on Crescent Street, and relax on Saint Helena.
Vancouver is famous for bridges, 18-kilometer coast of sandy beaches, Stanley Park, Science World, Van Dusen Botanical Gardens.
Rest in Ottawa is a visit to Gatineau Park (the area of the lakes spread out here is 360 km2; and there is also the marble cave Lask, the Royal Mountain with 10 observation platforms, public beaches; in winter the park is popular with snowboarders and skiers, and in summer - cyclists who want to go in for paragliding. and equestrian sports), acquaintance with the history of Canada through the exhibits of the Museum of Civilization, inspection of the buildings of Parliament, among which the most interesting is the Peace Tower, 95 m high, as well as participation in one of 60 festivals that are held annually in the Canadian capital.
In Toronto, everyone can have fun in Canada's Wonderland, admire the surroundings from the 550-meter CN Tower, see the neo-Gothic Casa Loma Castle and Fort York, and enjoy the nightlife in Beechese.
Canadian beaches
- Grand Beach: The 3 km long beach has fine white sand and 12m sand dunes. The surrounding area of Grand Beach is suitable for hiking, cycling, fishing and boating. Moreover, the beach often becomes a venue for festivals.
- Long Beach: on the beach itself, vacationers go windsurfing, canoeing and kayaking, and in its vicinity they wander through forests and cliffs.
- Devonshire Beach: Swimmers, windsurfers, fishermen (zander and yellow perch are found here) and those who want to take part in the competition for the best castle built of sand rush to the beach, which is surrounded by dunes.
Souvenirs from Canada
Those leaving Canada are advised to buy souvenirs in the form of boxes, masks, Indian totem figurines, eagle and bear figurines made of wood, maple syrup, blueberry jam, Icewine wine.
