Many people visit the Great White North to explore the most popular cities. Veiled behind the glamor of these metropolises are some of Canada's hidden-gem cities that offer exciting spring break activities.
Part of the metro Vancouver district, Surrey is a city with exciting attractions. Beach lovers can take a relaxing stroll on the Crescent Beach trail to the roped swimming area for a cooling dip. On a fine morning, visit the historic Steveston Heritage Fishing Village and explore the retail shops selling handcrafted souvenirs.
A family-friendly destination, Edmonton has plenty to let the kids drain off their extra energy. The children will relish a visit to Galaxyland, the largest indoor amusement park on the planet. Afterward, check out the Telus World of Science and the Edmonton Theater for an exciting film.
This city lies in Vancouver Island. It is the largest city and capital of British Columbia. It experiences a moderate climate allowing guests to hike the many trails leading to picturesque natural settings. Surprise your kids with a visit to the sprawling Beacon-Hill Park or an island tour on a bus from Victoria to Tofino.
The largest city in Alberta, Calgary is well known for its authentic western cuisines, making it a popular destination among gourmands. The city is also home to the Calgary Stampede rodeo, the greatest outdoor show on the plant, and the Heritage Park Historical Village, the largest living museum in Canada.
Tucked away in Newfoundland and Labrador province, St. John's is a city with a long history and friendly people. Design enthusiasts will marvel at the colorful buildings lining the sloping streets, and guests can enjoy breathtaking views of the harbor. There are many historic sites and a unique seaside culture that sets it apart from mainland Canada.
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