January 2025
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snowy owls and many more. You can also stay in the custom- built Tundra Lodge and see the spectacular northern lights. 88.96% of 163 visitors rated this attraction five stars out of five. Taking
tenth
place is the Royal BC Museum in British Columbia, with an overall index of 60.08. The museum is Canada’s
most important cultural institution since its establishment in 1886. The
centrepiece is a 40,000-year-old Old Montreal in Quebec has been ranked
as the fifth most popular tourist attraction, with an index score of 64.64. Old Montreal provides a vibrant and historic atmosphere dating back to the 17th century which offers the perfect insight into its French culture. It is important to note that Old Montreal is prone to lots of snow and a lot of places including restaurants and shops shut down between November and March, so it is recommended to visit in the summer months. Notable places to visit is the Notre-Dame Basilica, the Place Jacques- Cartier, and La Grande Roue de Montreal amongst many others. From its 13,837 reviews, 61.64% gave Old Montreal a five-star rating.
In sixth place is Peyto Lake in Alberta,
with an overall index score of 61.26. The lake has received 3,275 in which 81.80% rated it five stars out of five. The Peyto Lake Viewpoint is a must see when visiting the Banff National Park treasure. It sits 6,100 ft above sea level and provides a stunning view of the Canadian Rockies. There are plenty of private tours you can find if you want someone to guide you round the natural wonder. Placing seventh is
the Parliament Hill and Buildings in Ontario, with
an index score of 61.06. The Parliament Hill and Buildings are made up of three principal structures: the West block, the East
Block, and the Center Block. There are many different sculptures around Parliament Hill
including past Prime ministers and women who helped achieve equal rights for females in Canada. There is also a centennial fire that has burned since the country turned 100 but it is put out four times a year for cleaning. The attraction achieved 66.53% five-star reviews out of 9,615 in total. In eighth place is the Royal Tyrrell Museum, located in Alberta, with an overall index score of 60.55. The Royal Tyrell Museum of Palaeontology is Canada’s only museum that dedicates its study to ancient life. It has a display of the world’s largest dinosaurs and exhibits like the Cenozoic gallery, Palaeozoic era, cretaceous Alberta, and terrestrial Palaeozoic. Out of 3,133 reviews, 80.66% awarded a five-star rating. The Great White Bear Tours in Manitoba
take ninth place with an index score of 60.22. Described as the ‘ultimate polar bear viewing experience’, you can travel with guides in Polar Rovers to absorb some of the best arctic wildlife Canada has to offer. Such wildlife includes polar bears, arctic foxes, caribou,
newborn woolly mammoth named Lyuba, described as the museums best-preserved example The attraction has received 7,182 reviews in which 71.75% gave five stars.
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