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Old Québec City has 400 years of history and culture in its cobble streets, French style architecture, and fortifications. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this walled city might be small, but packs a lot of amazing sites and experiences in its tiny size.
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Home to dense forests, rugged terrain, and the world’s highest tides, Fundy National Park is in a place of its own. Its northern area is made up of Canadian highlands and home to plunging waterfalls, deep forests, mountain lakes, and a 3,000-year-old bog. While its southern territory is home to coastal cliffs that dive into the Bay of Fundy. All this beauty, along with the over 100 km of trails, make Fundy National Park a hiker’s paradise and a place everyone should explore.