What's the best city to visit in Canada?

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BlahBlah

Tough one...

But ideally you want some place with a lot of geographical diversity (mountains, oceans, deserts, etc).

So maybe either Newfoundland or Vancouver.

Newfoundland is more off the beaten track and not as crowded. Lots of great nature and history. You could also fit in a side trip to Halifax.

During the summer, Vancouver looks like an endless parade of touristas from all over the globe all trying to see the same sites and eat at the same restaurants. But there is a lot more activities there as well (if you have immense amounts of cash to do them). In the winter there is nothing but nonstop rain in Vancouver.

In the end, it comes down to what type of vacation you prefer.

I have traveled all across Canada. Email if you have any specific questions.

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For the fourth year in a row, Vancouver has claimed the top spot on an international ranking of the world's most livable cities.

In its annual survey of world cities, the think-tank division of London-based Economist magazine ranks the British Columbia metropolis first among 127.

To create its list, the Economist Intelligence Unit surveyed the cities, assigning each one a 'hardship rating' based on such factors as infrastructure, health care, public safety and access to goods and services.

Vancouver scored a mere one per cent.

With three Canadian cities in the Top 10, residents of Toronto and Calgary also have reason to cheer, as their cities are ranked ninth and tenth respectively.

codebluemamma

I'm also well-traveled across Canada. If you're looking for sheer physical beauty, hot night spots, diversity in cultures and the great combo of mountain and ocean, B.C. is it - Vancouver has pretty much everything. If you can get to Vancouver Island, Tofino is georgeous but laid-back.

literalcookie

Probably Toronto, as we have quite a few tourist attractions. Though not now, it's cold right now. It's USUALLY warmed up by now, but this year's being mean to us. =( You might want sometime around Spring/Autumn.

Anyways, Toronto - there's the CN Tower, Roger's Center, etc. etc. Besides, I'm jsut biased since I live here. =)

D.R

Totonto and Ottawa.

Just a nice guy

Toronto and Montreal

burrito

Toronto. Montreal. Vancouver.

katandfred

Like some said, depends on what your looking for. Same as if we asked about the US. Cities: I'd be biased to Montreal or the Maritimes (Eastern islands) if you wanna see something different from the US. To me the rest of Canada is the same as the United States. In Montreal you'd feel like in a different country. Nova Scotia and New-Brunswick are good choices for more country ans scenery vacations.

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1) Montreal

2) Vancouver

3) Toronto

4) Ottawa

In that order.