Edmonton is the capital and second-largest city of the Canadian province of Alberta, and the second-most populous provincial capital in Canada after Toronto. It serves as the cultural, governmental, and educational center of Alberta. The city hosts numerous festivals throughout the year, most of which are concentrated in the summer, offering a vibrant and exciting atmosphere. Visitors to Edmonton can enjoy...
Telus World of Science is located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Established in 1984, it provides a learning environment for science education to the local community, aiming to help more people understand and explore science. It attracts approximately 500,000 visitors each year. The exhibitions at Telus World of Science are rich and diverse...
The Telephone History Centre is located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. It is a telecommunications museum that opened in 1987, dedicated to telling the history of telephones in Edmonton. The centre collects, preserves, and exhibits a wide variety of telephones that were once used in the city. The Telephone History Centre is home to the largest collection of telephones in North America…
Hatley Castle is located in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, and is a classic example of federal architecture in the region. It belongs to the Hatley Park National Historic Sit…
Craigdarroch Castle (also translated as Oak Castle) derives its name from the Gaelic words "Craigdarroch," meaning "rocky oak," which symbolizes the castle and its surrounding landscape. This castle is located in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada…
Established in 1970, Pacific Rim National Park Reserve spans 511 square kilometers and consists of three parts: Long Beach, the Broken Group Islands, and the West Coast Trail. The park features narrow inlets and lush temperate rainforests. Long Beach is the most popular area in the park, and its most distinctive feature is the long...
Introduction Miniature World is located next to the Fairmont Empress Hotel. It features the world’s smallest sawmill, the largest dollhouse, and the spectacular Canadian Railway, on which runs the world’s largest model train. There’s also a Fantastic World showcasing Gulliver’s “Lilliputian” travels, along with simulations of the Wars of the Roses and Dickensian England.
Introduction Thunderbird Park is a large outdoor exhibition area of Indigenous culture. In addition to displaying Indigenous totem poles, the park features a row of long, low wooden houses, which are traditional Indigenous structures known as "longhouses." In 1940, all the Indigenous totem poles in Thunderbird Park were…
Introduction You can take a small boat operated by Jodie Ark, with a limited number of passengers. Life jackets must be worn before departure. The boat can get unexpectedly cold and is very rocky, so those prone to seasickness should take note. For an additional $10, you can extend the tour duration and ensure a whale sighting. The boat departs from Ocean Point Resort in Inlet Harbour…
Introduction The Royal London Wax Museum was established in 1924 and houses over 300 wax figures, essentially a miniature version of the London Wax Museum. The museum displays life-sized celebrity wax figures arranged by various themes, incredibly lifelike...
Victoria is located at the southernmost tip of Vancouver Island and serves as the capital of British Columbia. It is the largest city in the province and the fifteenth-largest in Canada. This city is one of the oldest in the Pacific Northwest, established by British settlers in 1843. Victoria is a truly unique city…
Located in Victoria, British Columbia, the Victoria Butterfly Gardens span 12,000 square feet and are renowned across Canada for their vibrant array of butterflies. The gardens are home to 75 species of colorful butterflies, as well as moths, birds, fish, frogs, turtles, geckos, chameleons, and more, with the total number of animals...
Guide The park has a restaurant and hosts the Festival of Lights during Christmas, where you can enjoy dazzling light displays. Introduction This 55-acre garden is home to plants from around the world. The rhododendrons, golden chain tree paths, Five Lakes, maze, and Chinese Himalayan Area are all must-see attractions.
Introduction In 1867, a man nicknamed “Gassy” Jack Deighton arrived in Vancouver and built a wooden saloon in Gastown—this became the city’s first hotel. In 1971, the British Columbia government…
Introduction Among the many attractions in downtown Vancouver, Gastown is a must-visit for tourists. In Gastown, this world’s first steam clock is located at the intersection of Water St. and Cambie St. It has now become a landmark of Gastown and a popular photo spot for visitors. …
Guide In the late 19th century, a man named George Grant Mackay discovered this place and settled here with his wife. Later, with the help of local Indigenous people, they began constructing a bridge. Initially, they used rough hemp ropes and cedar...
Located on Victoria’s beautiful Inner Harbour, the museum offers visitors the chance to experience the natural and human history of British Columbia and its First Nations through unique exhibits and galleries. With realistic and fascinating displays—such as dioramas of the Ice Age, Old Town, and the coast—featuring up to one million artifacts...
Covering 52 acres, Queen Elizabeth Park is one of Vancouver’s public gardens and the largest municipal garden within the city. In 1939, when King George VI and Queen Elizabeth of Britain, accompanied by Princess Elizabeth (now Queen Elizabeth II), visited Vancouver, the park was renamed in their honour to celebrate their visit.
Guide Adjacent to the University of British Columbia, this 763-hectare park features forests and coastal beaches. Its expansive shorelines, temperate rainforests in the highlands, and the Fraser River estuary offer abundant recreational opportunities and a chance to connect with nature. Canada, Vancouver…
Introduction In addition to the Museum of Anthropology, the University of British Columbia also features a 28-hectare UBC Botanical Garden, home to over 10,000 species of trees, flowers, and shrubs. Nearby, the Nitobe Japanese Garden offers…