There is no doubt that Canada has so much to offer from its big
cities like Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal to iconic spots like the Rockies
and Niagara Falls. But it is also rich when it comes to small towns that are worth
considering for tourism.
Situated in the western part of Annapolis County, Nova Scotia,
Canada, Annapolis Royal formerly known as Annapolis. According to the 2016
Census of Population held by Statistics Canada, the total population in the
town of Annapolis Royal is 491 with a land area of 2.04 km2 (0.79 sq mi).
It is a beautiful and pleasant waterfront community that lies
close to the Annapolis valley. Initially captured by a strong Mi’kmaq community,
in 1605 some North America’s earliest European settlers became the inhabitants.
The Annapolis Royal area is well-known as a spirited center for
cultural activity, and over the years it also has gained attention for visual
artists, craftspeople, performers and writers. There exist many
well-preserved heritage buildings that make up one of the loveliest
streetscapes in the country. Moreover, the community is also greatly recognized
for its alive volunteerism.
Following are the prominent spots that are worth discovering for
travelers to the Canadian Maritimes.
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Annapolis Royal Candlelight Graveyard Tour.
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Annapolis Royal Historic Garden.
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Fort Anne National Historic Site.
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Port-Royal National Historic Park.
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HMCS CFB Cornwallis Military Museum.
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North Hills Museum.
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King’s Theater.
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ARTsPLACE.
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Sinclair Inn Museum.
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Melanson Settlement National Historic Site.
· Stay at the Hillsdale House Inn, first built in 1859 and is surrounded by quaint gardens and villas on a tree-lined street. It offers rooms with period styling that are individually furnished with antiques and paintings. The rooms also include flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, air-conditioning and en suite bathrooms, some with claw-foot tubs.
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Also prefer Queen Anne Inn, initially built in
1865, surrounded by elm and maple trees. The rooms are also occupied with Wi-Fi
access, TVs and air conditioning, plus private bathrooms. Some feature ornate
fireplaces, beamed ceilings, claw-foot tubs and/or 4-poster beds.
Outaouais is a region in western Québec, Canada, lying north of
the Ottawa River. The main city of the Outaouais region is Gatineau. The total
recorded population according to 2011 census is 368,181. Moreover, it has a
land area of 30,760.05 square kilometers (11,876.52 sq mi).
A great vacation destination that is reputed not only because of
its mild climate, lakes and rivers, but the Outaouais region is also renowned
for its wide open spaces where urban and rural life admirably coexist.
Gatineau serves as the main hub of a predominantly forested
region. Without ignoring its culture, Gatineau has a great room for parks and
cycling parks. In fact, a number of attractions, exhibitions, and entertainment
and recreation options, particularly the Canadian Museum of History add value
to the city features. Furthermore, foodies can enjoy gourmet dishes in the region's
restaurants and hotels.
Quebec offers an immense array of tours and activities in
outstanding sites and settings.
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Gatineau Park.
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Parc Omega
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AUBERGE COULEURS DE FRANCE.
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Nordik Spa-Nature.
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FAIRMONT LE CHATEAU MONTEBELLO.
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Canadian Museum of History.
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Winterlude.
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Wakefield Mill Hotel and Spa.
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Chocomotive-Chocolate Making Economusee.
· Arbraska Lafleche
· Stay at the Hilton Lac-Leamy, adjacent to the Casino Lac-Leamy. The classic rooms offer Wi-Fi, air conditioning, flat- screen TVs and coffeemakers. The five star hotel provides free breakfast in the executive lounge. Amenities include 5 restaurants, a fitness center, indoor and outdoor pools, and an upscale spa.
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In order to grab the best value Moulin
Wakefield Mill Hotel and Spa is best option. It is situated in the converted 19th
century flour mill on the banks of the Gatineau River and is surrounded by 24
acres of forest. Between the mill, a lodge and a chalet, subdued rooms are
located, that includes free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and coffeemakers. Whereas,
some rooms also offer fireplaces and whirlpool tubs and wood-paneling or stone
walls.
Parksville is the city in Vancouver island, in British Columbia,
Canada, with the total population of 11,977 inhabitants and an area of 14.44 km2
(5.58 sq mi).
One of Canada’s most popular summer destination for families is
well known for its large sandy beaches at Parksville Bay and Craig Bay. Local
media, businesses, and civil services frequently refer to Parksville, with its
adjacent municipalities, as the community of "Oceanside", typically
including Qualicum Beach, French Creek, Coombs/Hilliers, Errington and Nanoose.
Tourist’s most favorite park is Rathtrevor Beach Provincial Park, with its
beaches, tidal flats and pools, wildlife, and campgrounds.other parks are
within hour an hour’s drive. Follow Vancouver’s Island Highway to reach nearby
Qualicum Beach and the Comox Valley.
Parksville covers numerous fascinating and pleasant sights.
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MacMillan Provincial Park.
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Rathtrevor Beach Provincial Park.
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Little Qualicum Falls Provincial Park.
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Newcastle Island Marin Provincial Park.
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Englishman River Falls Provincial Park.
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Horne Lake Caves Provincial Park.
· Stay at the Ocean Sands Resort that is set on 4 acres of grounds overlooking Rathtrevor Beach. Due to oceanfront location it offers limited free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, plus microwaves, mini fridges and coffeemakers. The 1- and 2-bedroom condos add full kitchens and living rooms, and some also have balconies, dining rooms and/or whirlpool tubs. Amenities include a seasonal outdoor pool, a hot tub and a sauna, a playground and a coin-operated laundry are also included.
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Also prefer the Ocean Village Resort, a 14-minute
walk from Rathtrevor Beach Provincial Park. 1 and 2 bedroom cottages are warmly
decorated and feature free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and full kitchens, plus
washer/dryers, private decks and BBQ grills. Some add loft bedrooms, fireplaces
and/or vaulted ceilings.
In northern Brunswick, Canada, Miramichi is the largest city with
the total population of 17,811 according to the 2011 census and covers the area
of 179.84 km2 (69.44 sq mi).
Known for its world class salmon fishing, Miramichi offers
cultural experiences that allow you to discover the heritage of the region and
its people. If you’ve ever tangled with the mighty Atlantic salmon, you know
the fish tales are true. The ghost stories, lumberjack legends and other local
folklore we leave to your imagination. The art of storytelling is ingrained in
the roots of Miramichi. The city is also known for its variety of popular
festivals like and Canada’s
Irish Festival on the Miramichi and Miramichi Folksong Festival.
The must see sights includes:
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Middle Island Iris Historical Park.
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St. Michael’s Museum.
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Miramichi History Museum.
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Ritchie Wharf Park.
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Beaverbrook House.
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Miramichi River.
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French Fort Cove.
· Stay at the Rodd Miramichi River that is set on the banks of the Miramichi River. Rooms provide free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and media hubs, as well as mini fridges and coffeemakers. Some have pull-out sofas and/or river views. Furthermore, there's a sophisticated restaurant with floor-to-ceiling windows and a riverside terrace, and breakfast is available for a charge. Other amenities include an indoor pool, a hot tub and a gym.
· For getting an affordable one, choose the Econo Lodge Miramichi. This hotel is situated on the shores of Miramichi River and offers traditional rooms with free Wi-Fi and TVs with premium movie channels, plus coffeemakers and desks. Some rooms offer mini fridges, microwaves and balconies with city or river views.
In the eastern portion of Ontario, Canada, Almonte is the former
mill town located in Lanark County. Its population as of 2013 is about
5,000 and total area is 4.41 km2 (1.70 sq mi).
45 minutes from downtown Ottawa, Almonte is basically Scenic Mill
Town on the Canadian Mississippi River. Its 19th century main
streets offer galleries, boutiques and antique shops. It has several
first-class restaurants and variety of inns and B&Bs, most located in
historic structures along the river. Moreover, it is also a home to some
fascinating museums, and we host excellent summer festivals.
Following are the popular sights to visit.
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Almonte Village.
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Grand Falls of Mississippi.
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Mississippi Textile Museum.
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Almonte Riverwalk.
· Stay at the Almonte Riverside Inn that overlooks the Mississippi River. The 6 stylish rooms are individually decorated, and include free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs with cable channels; some have iPod docks, river views, fireplaces, balconies and/or rainfall shower-heads.
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The other best available option is the Barons
Motor Inn. The airy, informal rooms are individually decorated in a casual
style and feature 40-inch flat-screen TVs, desks, mini fridges and coffeemakers,
plus extra seating.
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