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Travel to Canada
Canada is a country roamed by wandering wildlife and adorned by jaw-dropping landscapes and pristine lakes. No one leaves Canada unmoved, its sheer vastness, staggering natural beauty and wealth of outdoor activities are simply unforgettable.
Key facts
Currency: Canadian Dollar (CAD)
Population: 37.2 million
National dish: Poutine
Bottle of beer: 7 CAD
Official language: English, French
Hello: Hello / Bonjour
Capital city: Ottawa
Minimum wage: 11 CAD/hour
Annual temperatures: -14°C - 28°C
Culture
Canada is officially bilingual in English and French. You’ll find most French Canadians predominantly in the east of the country, whereas English Canadians mainly reside in the central and western parts. Canadians are accepting and welcoming of other cultures, and they highly value the traits of fairness and equality. Canadians are considered laidback and casual and are fiercely proud of their country.
Best time to visit
Canada is one of those rare nations that is beautiful year-round. Visit between the winter months of December to February to experience the magic of a white Christmas and plenty of perfect skiing snow. The snow begins to melt in spring (March - May), which means nature awakens from its long slumber and the hiking trails open again. While Canada is known for its snow, June - August (summer) is one of the prettiest times to visit. The lakes gleam bright blue, the sun is shining and the festivals sell out.
Best places to visit
Vancouver
Vancouver is a vibrant coastal city that happily boasts that it has it all. And it truly does. From beaches and parks, to mountains and a vibrant city life – not to mention Whistler being just an hour away - you won’t be short of options in this place. There’s always something different to discover when you explore its mini districts and trendy neighbourhoods.
Vancouver is a vibrant coastal city that happily boasts that it has it all. And it truly does. From beaches and parks, to mountains and a vibrant city life – not to mention Whistler being just an hour away - you won’t be short of options in this place. There’s always something different to discover when you explore its mini districts and trendy neighbourhoods.
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Frequently asked questions
The best time to visit Canada depends on what you want to experience. Summer (June to August) is ideal for outdoor activities like hiking, camping, and exploring national parks. Fall (September to November) offers stunning foliage and cooler temperatures. Winter (December to February) is perfect for skiing, snowboarding, and winter festivals, especially in places like Whistler or Banff. Spring (March to May) brings mild weather and blooming flowers, ideal for city visits and nature walks.
To enter Canada, you’ll need a valid passport. Depending on your nationality, you may also need an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) or a visa. It’s important to check the entry requirements well in advance of your trip, as these can vary based on your country of origin. You should also have a return ticket and may need to show proof of sufficient funds for your stay.
Canada is home to many iconic attractions. Some must-see places include Niagara Falls in Ontario, the Rocky Mountains in Alberta, Banff and Jasper National Parks, the vibrant city of Vancouver, the historic sites of Quebec City, and the stunning coastline of Nova Scotia. For a unique cultural experience, explore Toronto’s diverse neighborhoods or visit Montreal, known for its festivals and French heritage.