Travel tips

London

London

Little is known of London prior to AD 61 when, according to the Roman historian Tacitus, the followers of Queen Boadicea rebelled and slaughtered the inhabitants of the Roman fort Londinium...

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Toronto

Sulawesi

In 1998, seven former municipalities (East York,City of Etobicoke,North York, Scarborough,the city of York and the Regional Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto) were merged to form Toronto...

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Montreal

Montréal

Besides being a city, Montreal is an island in the St. Lawrence River. About 50 km long, 16 km wide, with a mountain of 230 meters which occupies its center, which was originally inhabited by the Iroquois ...

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Vancouver

Yogakartas

Vancouver is a city in British Columbia, Vancouver Canada.Location near the mouth of the Fraser River and waterways in the Strait of Georgia, Howe Sound, Burrard Inlet and tributaries,...

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Places to See

Prince Edward Island

Beautiful And Pastoral, Prince Edward Island is famous for its lush landscapes. Wherever you look, the island’s rich colors, emerald green farmlands, red-clay roads, and sapphire sea, seem to combine and recombine in endless patterns to please the eye. The island is also a popular destination for golfers who come to tee off on some of Canada’s best courses, as well as a haven for sun worshipers who revel in the sandy beaches that ring the island. Prince Edward Island seems made for exploring at a leisurely pace. Meandering coastal roads present an ever-changing panorama of sea, sand, and sky. Small historic towns are home to elegant country inns and art galleries. In the evenings, the island’s famous lobster suppers await, caught fresh daily from the Atlantic Ocean.

Green Gables House

Set amid leafy green paths, this 19thcentury home was the setting for the popular Anne of Green Gables tales.

 

Malpeque Bay

Cabot Beach Provincial Park covers part of the bay. Ten million of the world-famous Malpeque oysters are caught here each year.

 

Cedar Dunes Provincial Park features a restored 1875 lighthouse, sandy beaches, and a large coastal campground.

 

Confederation Bridge, opened in 1997 at a total cost of Can$900m, runs for 13 km (8 miles) to the mainland.

 

Main street, Summerside This quiet city with its attractive tree-lined streets is known for its Lobster Carnival each July.

 

Prince Edward Island National Park Characterized by 40 km (25 miles) of coastline leading onto red cliffs, pink and white sand beaches, and mild seas, this park offers unbeatable sport and vacationing facilities and has an educational Visitors’ Centre for those interested in its marine wildlife.

 

East Point Lighthouse

The island’s easternmost point is home to a 19th-century lighthouse with a restored radio room. Now unmanned and fully automatic, it is open to visitors.

 

Charlottetown Elegant 19th-century row houses characterize the streets of this sleepy town, the smallest of Canada’s provincial capitals; in 1867 the Confederation of Canada was decided here.

 

Red Point Beach Characteristic red rocks lead down to wide beaches; the sand here mysteriously squeaks underfoot, much to the delight of vacationing children.

 

Brudenell River Provincial Park is surrounded by rocky coastlines and fine sea views.