
Canada
Canada
Glacier-fed lakes under the Rockies, big cities on the edges, wilderness in between.
- DestinationCanada
- CountryCanada
- TypeInternational holiday
Overview
About Canada
Canada is the second-largest country on earth and most of it is empty, which is rather the point. The Rockies around Banff and Jasper hold the images people arrive for: lakes coloured an improbable turquoise by glacial rock flour, sitting under grey peaks.
The cities are strung along the southern border and differ sharply from one another. Vancouver sits between mountains and sea, Toronto on a lake, and Montreal and Quebec City are French-speaking with a European street pattern to match.
Good to know
Worth Knowing Before You Go
- Canada is the second-largest country in the world by area.
- The turquoise of lakes such as Moraine and Louise comes from glacial rock flour suspended in the meltwater.
- Banff, established in 1885, is Canada's oldest national park.
- Quebec is French-speaking, and Old Quebec is UNESCO-listed.
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