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Edutourism
Canada is a huge country in North America with 10 provinces and 3 territories. Canada has a large domestic and foreign tourism industry. Canada’s incredible geographical variety is a significant tourist attractor.
From museums to national parks which can help many learn about conservation and to various sites of attraction in Canada, such trips provide the opportunity to learn much more about the diverse nature of Canada. From school trips, work retreats, group holidays, or exploratory visits, Canada has so much to offer as a top edutourism destination.
Explore Canada
With its rich history, diverse cultures, and cutting-edge arts community, it’s no surprise that Canada boasts world-class institutions. Whether you want to see fine art, experience hands-on science or explore history in contemporary ways, Canada has an adventurous and fun way to help you achieve that.
Provinces and Territories in Canada
Provinces | Capital |
Ontario | Toronto |
Quebec | Quebec City |
Nova Scotia | Halifax |
New Brunswick | Fredericton |
Manitoba | Winnipeg |
British Columbia | Victoria |
Prince Edward Island | Charlottetown |
Saskatchewan | Regina |
Alberta | Edmonton |
Newfoundland and Labrador | St. John’s |
| Northwest Territories | Yellowknife |
| Yukon | Whitehorse |
| Nunavut | Iqaluit |
Cool Museums in Canada
Canada has over 2,000 museums
Explore Toronto Canada
Toronto is the largest city in Canada. It has always been a top travel destination but many travelers always visit tourist places that cost them an arm and a leg. Consider some unique and free things to do in Toronto that do not cost you anything.
Art Gallery of Ontario
If you are a contemporary art lover, the Art Gallery of Ontario is your style. Featuring the largest collection of Canadian art, this museum has over 90,000 artworks. There are lots of traveling, modern, and permanent art created by local and world-renowned artists. The admission is free on Wednesday evenings from 6:00 to 9:00 pm.
Free Shows and Concerts at Dundas Square
Dundas Square is an open public space that resembles Times Square in New York, where free concerts, movies, promotions, and cultural activities take place.
Details of events can be found on the website: https://www.ydsquare.ca/
The Beach
Woodbine Beach Park at the east side of Toronto is a go-to spot for a relaxing walk. This beach has warm water for swimming in the summer, 90 volleyball courts, a swimming pool, and a boardwalk. It is a quiet place for people to escape the stress of city life. You can enjoy your afternoons sitting on the benches on the boardwalk and soaking yourself in the summer sun. The beach is also pet-friendly.
The View of the Skyline from Riverdale Park
You do not need to go all the way up to the CN Tower to have an amazing view of the Toronto skyline. Riverdale Park on Broadview Avenue is another place to go for the best view of the city. You can take a stroll at the green space on the foreground and get a different perspective of Toronto.
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