November 15: Toronto, Ontario
Why Toronto: Canada’s largest city is perfect for a cosmopolitan start. You can visit iconic landmarks like the CN Tower, the Royal Ontario Museum, and Ripley’s Aquarium. If you’re into art, don’t miss the Art Gallery of Ontario.
• Vibe: Big-city energy, multicultural, and filled with activities.
November 18: Montreal, Quebec
Why Montreal: The vibrant French-speaking city offers a mix of European charm with a North American twist. Explore the Old Port, Mount Royal, and the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. You can also indulge in amazing food—try poutine or visit the local cafes.
• Vibe: A lively cultural scene, with amazing food and French flair.
November 21: Vancouver, British Columbia
Why Vancouver: Surrounded by mountains and ocean, Vancouver is known for its natural beauty. Explore Stanley Park, the Capilano Suspension Bridge, or take a walk along the Seawall. You can also check out the Granville Island Public Market.
• Vibe: Stunning landscapes, eco-friendly, laid-back.
November 24: Quebec City, Quebe
Why Quebec City: Step back in time in this historic, charming city. Old Quebec (a UNESCO World Heritage site) offers cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and the stunning Château Frontenac. It’s like stepping into a fairy tale.
• Vibe: European, historical, and charmingly old-world.
November 27: Calgary, Alberta
Why Calgary: A great destination to experience the Canadian Rockies, especially if you want to explore Banff National Park or Lake Louise (just a short drive away). In the city, visit Calgary Tower, Heritage Park, or the Glenbow Museum.
• Vibe: Western, adventurous, and close to nature.
