Canada
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Best time to visit：Apr-OctVancouver16 km from downtown VancouverHighlights:Whale watching in Vancouver is an exciting and unforgettable activity. Located on the west coast of Canada, close to the Pacific Ocean, it is an ideal place to watch various whales. The whale watching season in Vancouver usually runs from April to October, which is the best time to watch whales. Among them, Vancouver Island is a popular whale watching location. In its west, you can see the migration of various whales, especially gray whales, of course, minke whales and humpback whales can also be seen. There are also many seals, sea lions, dolphins and many seabirds to observe.3 attractionPrince of Whales Whale & Marine Wildlife Adventures Victoria4.4
Five Star Whale Watching3.9
Best time to visit：Jan-Mar, Nov-DecToronto.Downtown Toronto76m from downtown TorontoHighlights:Toronto, a multicultural city, turns into a shining ice park in winter, bringing endless winter fun to ice skating enthusiasts and tourists around the world. From the City Hall Square in the city center to major parks and community centers, the ice surface is like a mirror, and ice rinks are scattered all over the place, providing citizens and tourists with a wide range of ice skating space. Especially in winter, when the lakes and rivers are covered with ice and snow, Toronto turns into a huge natural ice skating rink, attracting countless ice skating enthusiasts to experience it. In addition, Toronto also has several indoor ice skating rinks, which are not only well-equipped, but also often host various skating competitions, performances and training courses, which promote the popularization and development of skating. Skating in Toronto not only allows you to feel the charm of ice sports, but also deeply appreciates the city's love and inheritance of winter sports.22 attractionNathan Phillips Square4.3
Mattamy Athletic Centre5.2
Best time to visit：Sep-OctVancouver5.3 km from downtown VancouverHighlights:Whenever the autumn wind blows, Vancouver turns into a colorful fairy tale world, especially the maple leaf viewing season, which attracts countless tourists to come and see its charm. The maple leaf viewing season in Vancouver usually lasts from September to October. During this period, the climate is mild and dry, which is very suitable for tourists to go out to enjoy the maple leaves. Moreover, Vancouver has many maple viewing locations, each with its own unique charm. For example, Stanley Park is famous for its vast pristine rainforest and long coastline, and is a good place to view maple leaves. In addition, the Botanical Garden, Queen Elizabeth Park and other places are also good choices for maple leaf viewing. These places not only have picturesque maple leaf scenery, but also combine their own unique landscapes and cultural heritage, allowing tourists to enjoy more fun while viewing maple leaves.6 attractionStanley Park8.7
VanDusen Botanical Garden7.1
4Best time to visit：Jan-Apr, Sep-DecVancouver.South Cambie1.9 km from downtown VancouverHighlights:Curling in Vancouver, originating from Scotland, has become part of the global Winter Olympics. This ice sport has attracted global attention with its unique charm. In Vancouver, curling is not only a thrilling competition in the arena, but also a stage for showing wisdom and teamwork. The main hot events include international events at the level of the Winter Olympics, as well as fun experience activities for the public, allowing visitors to experience the fun of throwing the pot and the exquisite strategic layout. Suitable for tourists who love ice and snow sports, seek novel experiences and family travel. Whether you are a curling enthusiast or you are new to this sport, you can find your own fun in Vancouver. Experience the joy of skating on ice and feel the power of teamwork. Vancouver curling will surely make you linger and inspire unlimited interest and love.2 attractionVancouver Curling Club4.1
Marpole Curling Club1.9
