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Canada’s climate dramatically varies depending on where you are. It’s safe to say that coastal areas have warmer winters and cooler summers when compared to the interior. July and August are usually warm throughout the country, even in the north during these months, making them among the busiest times of year to visit. Depending on …
Montreal has many museums that showcase a variety of art, history, and science exhibits. Some popular museums in Montreal include: There is no shortage of things to do in Montreal and one of the best ways to spend a day is by visiting one of the city’s many museums. Musée des Beaux-Arts Whether you’re interested …
Canada is the second largest country in the world, after Russia. It offers endless engaging experiences to travelers and divides Canada into 13 different regions, offering a unique experience that one may find appealing. Each region has its characteristics, so it will be tricky to decide which region or entire country to visit. If you’re …
Montreal is located at the junction of the Saint-Lawrence and Ottawa rivers. Founded in 1642 by a group of Catholic Frenchmen, it is Canada’s first great trading center. The economy has since moved west to Toronto, but Montreal remains interesting because of its cultural, rather than geographical, confluence. About 70% of its 3 million residents …