With Canada celebrating its 150th birthday this year, it’s the perfect time to immerse yourself in the True North. Whether you’re a West Coast local or Maritimer, there are a number of trails, beaches and mountains waiting to be explored. Read on for some of our must-see Canadian parks to visit this spring.
From designer shopping, delectable food and exciting nightlife, a visit to Toronto is sure to satisfy everyone from the fashionista to the party animal. Real Style has partnered with Expedia.ca to help you and your closest girlfriends enjoy an incredible visit to the city.
When many of us think of places to visit in Canada, major cities like Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal immediately spring to mind. However, the True North is blessed with a number of charming smaller communities that are rich with Canadian history and culture.
While many Canadians disappear to tropical destinations like Hawaii or Mexico, the high cost of a wedding can leave some newlyweds opting for a more local escape. Read on for some romantic but local getaways, which allow you to save money and also explore the True North.
While most of us are familiar with the Great Lakes, Canada is home to many other lakes that are worth a visit. From bays, rivers to lakes, there are many beautiful bodies of water right in our backyard.
While the vision of cottage season may still be several weeks away, the gradually warmer days ahead means that Ontario’s Muskoka Lakes region is the perfect place for a springtime getaway. Whether it’s a couple’s retreat, family trip or a weekend with friends, Muskoka Lakes just might offer you the perfect respite from urban life.
When most Canadians think of “Niagara”, attractions like the falls, Clifton Hill and casinos come to mind. However, a few kilometers north of Niagara Falls is the town of Niagara-on-the-Lake. Nestled where the Niagara River meets Lake Ontario, the town is famous for its vineyards and cuisine.
Often found in neighbourhood settings, bed and breakfasts are the perfect way to explore a new city or town with the comforts of being at home. Whether you want to avoid an impersonal hotel or are looking for the comforts of home while away, here are a few Canadian B&Bs to check out.
Filled with farms, vineyards, antique shops and beaches, scenic Prince Edward County has also become a popular culinary and winery destination in recent years. If you’re looking to venture away from hectic urban life for a weekend, here’s our guide to the scenic region and its various intriguing attractions.
For those Canadians who feel like venturing out for a weekend getaway without travelling out of the country, there are various fashionable spots to hit within Canada. Whether you want to escape with your sweetheart for a Valentine’s Day getaway on home soil or you’re planning a vacay with your girlfriends, here are three luxurious Canadian hotels which just might catch your keen sartorial eye.
The idea of exploring close to home must be much more appealing with the Canadian dollar continuing to rise. If you’re looking for a local travel destination, here are three scenic hotspots for a getaway on home soil.
Finding the ultimate spa experience may seem harder than it looks. While there isn’t a master checklist, it’s important to have a perfect balance of ambiance, skilled therapists, all in a relaxing and beautiful setting to create a luxurious escape. Sit back, relax and check out these top spa retreats in Canada for a local relaxing getaway.
Though the slopes of Mont-Tremblant and Whistler tend to get all of the credit, Ontario is home to some incredible ski locations as well. This winter, take a trip a bit closer to home by checking out one of the many ski resorts close by. From prime mountains in Barrie to Sault Ste. Marie, here are the best ski resorts in Ontario to visit this season for the ultimate winter adventure.
In the height of the Klondike Gold Rush, Dawson City became home to 30,000 miners hoping to strike gold in the Yukon terrain. Here are our top picks of what to do in Dawson City, if you want to venture past the typical destinations of Montreal and Vancouver and embark on a unique Canuck getaway this season.
After the winter holidays, it can be hard not to look towards the next vacation or trip under the sun. Rather than board on a plane, why not take a weekend road trip to discover all that Ontario has to offer? From wineries to fashion museums and sculpture gardens to food tours, this province is home to a number of unique attractions that are worth visiting during these colder months.
With Canada celebrating its 150th birthday this year, it’s the perfect time to immerse yourself in the True North. Whether you’re a West Coast local or Maritimer, there are a number of trails, beaches and mountains waiting to be explored. Read on for some of our must-see Canadian parks to visit this spring.
From designer shopping, delectable food and exciting nightlife, a visit to Toronto is sure to satisfy everyone from the fashionista to the party animal. Real Style has partnered with Expedia.ca to help you and your closest girlfriends enjoy an incredible visit to the city.
When many of us think of places to visit in Canada, major cities like Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal immediately spring to mind. However, the True North is blessed with a number of charming smaller communities that are rich with Canadian history and culture.
While many Canadians disappear to tropical destinations like Hawaii or Mexico, the high cost of a wedding can leave some newlyweds opting for a more local escape. Read on for some romantic but local getaways, which allow you to save money and also explore the True North.
While most of us are familiar with the Great Lakes, Canada is home to many other lakes that are worth a visit. From bays, rivers to lakes, there are many beautiful bodies of water right in our backyard.
While the vision of cottage season may still be several weeks away, the gradually warmer days ahead means that Ontario’s Muskoka Lakes region is the perfect place for a springtime getaway. Whether it’s a couple’s retreat, family trip or a weekend with friends, Muskoka Lakes just might offer you the perfect respite from urban life.
When most Canadians think of “Niagara”, attractions like the falls, Clifton Hill and casinos come to mind. However, a few kilometers north of Niagara Falls is the town of Niagara-on-the-Lake. Nestled where the Niagara River meets Lake Ontario, the town is famous for its vineyards and cuisine.
Often found in neighbourhood settings, bed and breakfasts are the perfect way to explore a new city or town with the comforts of being at home. Whether you want to avoid an impersonal hotel or are looking for the comforts of home while away, here are a few Canadian B&Bs to check out.
Filled with farms, vineyards, antique shops and beaches, scenic Prince Edward County has also become a popular culinary and winery destination in recent years. If you’re looking to venture away from hectic urban life for a weekend, here’s our guide to the scenic region and its various intriguing attractions.
For those Canadians who feel like venturing out for a weekend getaway without travelling out of the country, there are various fashionable spots to hit within Canada. Whether you want to escape with your sweetheart for a Valentine’s Day getaway on home soil or you’re planning a vacay with your girlfriends, here are three luxurious Canadian hotels which just might catch your keen sartorial eye.
The idea of exploring close to home must be much more appealing with the Canadian dollar continuing to rise. If you’re looking for a local travel destination, here are three scenic hotspots for a getaway on home soil.
Finding the ultimate spa experience may seem harder than it looks. While there isn’t a master checklist, it’s important to have a perfect balance of ambiance, skilled therapists, all in a relaxing and beautiful setting to create a luxurious escape. Sit back, relax and check out these top spa retreats in Canada for a local relaxing getaway.
Though the slopes of Mont-Tremblant and Whistler tend to get all of the credit, Ontario is home to some incredible ski locations as well. This winter, take a trip a bit closer to home by checking out one of the many ski resorts close by. From prime mountains in Barrie to Sault Ste. Marie, here are the best ski resorts in Ontario to visit this season for the ultimate winter adventure.
In the height of the Klondike Gold Rush, Dawson City became home to 30,000 miners hoping to strike gold in the Yukon terrain. Here are our top picks of what to do in Dawson City, if you want to venture past the typical destinations of Montreal and Vancouver and embark on a unique Canuck getaway this season.
After the winter holidays, it can be hard not to look towards the next vacation or trip under the sun. Rather than board on a plane, why not take a weekend road trip to discover all that Ontario has to offer? From wineries to fashion museums and sculpture gardens to food tours, this province is home to a number of unique attractions that are worth visiting during these colder months.