Traveling to Canada

Rodrigo Alves Batista 8°D

Traveling To Canada

Summer is the best time to travel to canada, between the months of may/june and september, during this period it is characterized by longer days and warmer Weather.

1. Stanley park - Vancouver

Vancouber has many parks, bur the biggest one is called Stanley park. It has beautiful ares to observe the Vancouver skyline, áreas to take a boat trip, Majestic trees, it has 3 beaches that are very popular during the summer, the Vancouver Aquarium, restaurasts, picnic ares, a 2 km train rideside the florest, swimming pool, sports Fields, gardens, running área and a sensational bike path for cyclin.

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2. Seawall

The Seawall is just one of a variety of lovely walking and biking paths within Stanley Park. In fact, more than 64 kilometres (40 miles) of forested trails wind through the park's interior. These well-maintained, bark-mulch-packed paths lead past towering trees that are hundreds of years old, providing welcome shade and a peaceful escape from the crowds on the park's more developed periphery.

3. CN Tower em Toronto

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The CN Tower is the biggest symbol of Toronto and cannot be left out of your travel itinerary. At more than 553 meters, this attraction allows its visitors to have a fantastic view of the city of Toronto. In addition to sightseeing, it is important to note that it is the most important communication antenna (radio and television channels) in all of Canada. To give you an idea of the importance of the CN Tower, it receives more than one million tourists annually, a number that has been increasing since the beginning of its history, in 1975.

Address: 290 Bremner Blvd, Toronto;

Duration: between 1 and 2 hours;

Opening hours: 9am to 10:30 pm;

Tickets: $ 39 (adults) / $ 26 (over 65 or young people between 6 and 13 years old) / $ 13 (children between 3 and 5 years old).

4. Casa Loma

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Knowing a castle in Toronto? Yes, know that in this famous Canadian tourist destination you will also find one of the most beautiful castles in the world! Created by Henry Pellatt, a very wealthy Canadian in the area of finance in the 20th century, this castle was completed in 1914. After ten years living in this house, its owner died and Casa Loma became a hotel and then a nightclub, until it's abandoned. Currently, this is considered one of the most incredible tourist spots in Toronto and cannot be left out of your travel itinerary there.

Address: 1 Austin Terrace, Toronto;

Duration of the tour: 2 to 3 hours;

Opening hours: 9:30 am to 5 pm;

Tickets: $ 32.49 (adults) / $ 27.32 (over 65) / $ 22.15 (children aged 1 to 13).

5. The Royal Ontario Museum

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Called ROM in Toronto, is one of the biggest tourist attractions in this destination. The place has had a history in the city since 1914, going through several