Travel

Looking for the best picnic spots in Montreal? The city offers an array of beautiful parks ideal for picnics, each boasting its own unique vibe and scenic views.

Whether you prefer lush downtown parks or serene locations just outside the city, these picnic spots are perfect for a relaxing day out.

Keep readingShow less

You can plan a little summer getaway to this charming small town that's a road trip away from Toronto. The quaint harbour village will whisk you back in time and it's a magical spot to spend a weekend or longer.

Located just across the border in New York State, the little town features old-world streets, charming local shops, drool-worthy restaurants and sparkling water views.

Keep readingShow less

If you've come to visit the city this summer, there's a very good chance you're staying in a hotel downtown.

Keep readingShow less

Quebec City is known for its food, culture and history, and some of the best hotels across the globe. In fact, two Quebec City hotels were ranked among the most stunning in Canada.

Travel + Leisure dropped its 2024 World's Best Awards covering travel, lifestyle and hospitality across the world. When it came to the best of the best hotels in Canada, Quebec City snagged two spots on the list.

Keep readingShow less

Well, Montreal, it's that time again…the weekend. While you might be eager to try a new Montreal restaurant, hop from festival to festival or sip your weekend away on a rooftop terrasse, you don't need to spend money to have a fun-filled weekend.

There are so many free things to do in Montreal and you can enjoy it all without having to spend a single dime. From free belly dancing classes, cultural festivals and film screenings, all the way to free yoga classes, concerts and a full-on poutine festival, there's a little bit of everything for everyone.

Keep readingShow less

Just because we love our city, doesn't mean we can't also love going on vacation. Come summer, there's nothing better — or more romantic — than taking a road trip from Montreal to an adorable small town with a special someone.

In Quebec, we're lucky to be surrounded by an array of romantic destinations that are ideal for mini-getaways with a lover, significant other or even just by yourself if you're in your self-love era.

Keep readingShow less

You don't need to go far in order to enjoy white sand shores and clear, blue waters. This beautiful beach destination is a road trip from the city and it's a little slice of paradise.

The beach is about a 2 hour drive from Toronto and is surrounded by restaurants, local shops, cafes and more to enjoy.

Keep readingShow less

This small town in Ontario is brimming with Scottish charm, and you can get there from Ottawa in an hour — no car required.

Strolling through the streets of this quaint town you'll be transported overseas, and likely be tempted to skip the bus ride home and stay forever.

Keep readingShow less

Love is in the air! Ontario has so many beautiful places to visit with your partner, and if you're looking for a super romantic destination, we've got you covered.

In a recent Instagram Q&A, we asked locals to share their favourite romantic destinations in Ontario. Based on their responses, we put together a list of the top nine recommended spots to visit.

Keep readingShow less

One of the perks of Montreal being an island is the abundance of nearby beaches, offering a variety of sandy shores perfect for quick getaways. Whether you’re craving a quick dip or a full day of adventure at a national park, Montreal's beaches have it all.

From the sandy bays of Lac des Deux Montagnes to the shores of the Saint Lawrence River, numerous parks and waterfronts are just a short trip from downtown.

Keep readingShow less

Nested among the Laurentian Mountains of southern Quebec, just a short road trip away from Ottawa, sits a picturesque village that will transport you to the cobblestone streets of Europe.

This small town is brimming with beauty, charming storefronts, and tasty restaurants — all working to create a storybook-like atmosphere.

Keep readingShow less

It's unavoidable: Vancouver in the summertime is swarming with tourists. It makes sense, of course, considering this place is extremely beautiful, mostly safe, generally quite clean, and there's plenty to do.

Keep readingShow less