Spending a day wander the cobblestone streets of Old Quebec is a necessary experience if you visit the city. You feel as if you've been transported to... (read more about Vieux Quebec)

This was an unexpected gem in my trip, and was possibly my favourite attraction in a drive across the country. Located in Carp, Ontario, just outside ... (read more about Deifenbunker)

If you're going to wine country or Niagara Falls, a great stop for a cultural rest in your travels is a the Shaw Festival in the summer months to enoy... (read more about Shaw Festival)

Once you make your way past the giant picture of Peter Mansbridge plastered on the side of the CBC building, and get inside, the museum is located qui... (read more about CBC Museum)

Casa Loma is a great place to visit. It's an out-of-place, but magnificent castle in the middle of Toronto, and once you step inside, you forget that ... (read more about Casa Loma)

Another way to go up is to have a meal in the restaurant. Dinner is quite expensive, especially if you're on a budget, but lunch is much more reasonab... (read more about CN Tower)

This museum is a unique one that models the history of shoes and has a vast collection from all cultures. Whether you're a shoe lover or not, this is ... (read more about Bata Shoe Museum)

This is a museum you should set a lot of time for, at least 3 hours. It's a big museum with a large collection of artifacts and there is a lot to see.... (read more about Royal Ontario Museum)

This is a great museum for anyone to go to spend the afternoon. There are a lot of interactive activities that kids (and those who are kids at heart) ... (read more about Manitoba Museum)

If you're a fan of Victorian architecture and historical houses, then you'll love this gorgeous house inhabited by John A. Macdonald's son, Hugh John ... (read more about Dalnavert Museum)