There are places to roam, and then there's Canada...The second largest country in the world, you won't be short of open space on a trip to this part of the North American continent. To make your trip easier, we've put together a list of the Top 7 Canadian city & region Travel Guides, to give you the knowledge you need to navigate your way around this fascinating a breathtaking country.
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ETG Tip: For the adventurous check out the 'Trans Canadian Trail'. hen completed this mega-network of recreational trails will stretch 23,000 kilometres (14,000 miles) from the Atlantic to the Pacific to the Arctic oceans.
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Top 7 Canadian Cities & Regions Travel Guides (PDF Chapters) Lonely Planet
1. Montreal & Quebec Cityguide (PDF) Lonely Planet
Few cities can compete with Montréal’s mouth-watering mix of food, festivals and fun-centric living. This bohemian, culture-loving city has many virtues, not least of which is its uncanny ability to astonish.
2. Canada - Ontario(PDF Chapter) Lonely Planet
The breathtaking four-seasonal palette of Ontario’s vast wilderness, endless forests and abundant wildlife awaits. Both Toronto and Ottawa have hopping arts and entertainment scenes, kept current by the neighborly influences of New York and Montréal.
3. Manitoba - Canada (PDF Chapter) Lonely Planet
The two prominent stars of Manitoba are Winnipeg, with its big-city sophistication, and Churchill, with its profusion of natural wonders. In between, gently rolling fields of grain, sunflowers and wildflowers reach all the way north to Arctic tundra.
4. Alberta - Canada (PDF Chapter) Lonely Planet
Alberta is home to Jasper and Banff, two of the world’s oldest national parks which, despite their wild and rugged terrain, remain well-trammeled and easily accessible. Edmonton’s fringe theater festival is the world’s second largest, while Calgary’s July ‘Stampede’ is as unapologetically ostentatious as the city that hosts it.
5. Vancouver - Understand Vancouver &Survival Guide (PDF Chapter) Lonely Planet
This chapter contains the Vancouver Today, History, Food & Drink, Green Vancouver, Arts & Culture, Transport and Directory A–Z chapters from Lonely Planet's Vancouver guidebook.
6. Ontario - Canada (PDF Chapter) Lonely Planet
The breathtaking four-seasonal palette of Ontario’s vast wilderness, endless forests and abundant wildlife awaits. Both Toronto and Ottawa have hopping arts and entertainment scenes, kept current by the neighborly influences of New York and Montréal.
7. Nova Scotia, New Brunswick & Prince Edward Island - Understand & Survival Guide (PDF Chapter)
This chapter contains the Nova Scotia, New Brunswick & Prince Edward Island Today, Histo-ry, Maritimes Music, Food & Drink, Landscape & Wildlife, Atlantic Canadian Art, Directory A–Z, and Transportation chapters from Lonely Planet’s Nova Scotia, New Brunswick & Prince Edward Island guidebook.
Few cities can compete with Montréal’s mouth-watering mix of food, festivals and fun-centric living. This bohemian, culture-loving city has many virtues, not least of which is its uncanny ability to astonish.
2. Canada - Ontario(PDF Chapter) Lonely Planet
The breathtaking four-seasonal palette of Ontario’s vast wilderness, endless forests and abundant wildlife awaits. Both Toronto and Ottawa have hopping arts and entertainment scenes, kept current by the neighborly influences of New York and Montréal.
3. Manitoba - Canada (PDF Chapter) Lonely Planet
The two prominent stars of Manitoba are Winnipeg, with its big-city sophistication, and Churchill, with its profusion of natural wonders. In between, gently rolling fields of grain, sunflowers and wildflowers reach all the way north to Arctic tundra.
4. Alberta - Canada (PDF Chapter) Lonely Planet
Alberta is home to Jasper and Banff, two of the world’s oldest national parks which, despite their wild and rugged terrain, remain well-trammeled and easily accessible. Edmonton’s fringe theater festival is the world’s second largest, while Calgary’s July ‘Stampede’ is as unapologetically ostentatious as the city that hosts it.
5. Vancouver - Understand Vancouver &Survival Guide (PDF Chapter) Lonely Planet
This chapter contains the Vancouver Today, History, Food & Drink, Green Vancouver, Arts & Culture, Transport and Directory A–Z chapters from Lonely Planet's Vancouver guidebook.
6. Ontario - Canada (PDF Chapter) Lonely Planet
The breathtaking four-seasonal palette of Ontario’s vast wilderness, endless forests and abundant wildlife awaits. Both Toronto and Ottawa have hopping arts and entertainment scenes, kept current by the neighborly influences of New York and Montréal.
7. Nova Scotia, New Brunswick & Prince Edward Island - Understand & Survival Guide (PDF Chapter)
This chapter contains the Nova Scotia, New Brunswick & Prince Edward Island Today, Histo-ry, Maritimes Music, Food & Drink, Landscape & Wildlife, Atlantic Canadian Art, Directory A–Z, and Transportation chapters from Lonely Planet’s Nova Scotia, New Brunswick & Prince Edward Island guidebook.
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