Fairmont Tremblant hotel truly puts you in the middle of all the fun, from the lively street life of the pedestrian village to the Laurentian playground recognized as Quebec’s largest national park!
Surrounded by soaring mountain peaks, the majestic Victoria Glacier and a glistening emerald lake, the iconic Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise hotel is located in Alberta's Banff National Park
Experience legendary mountain grandeur at Fairmont Banff Springs, where castle-like architecture, alpine adventure, and timeless elegance define an iconic Canadian Rockies escape.
For the outdoor adventurer who still appreciates the finer things in life, find luxury and access to some of the worlds best skiing and hiking at Pan Pacific Whistler Mountainside Lodge in the Coast Mountains..
Monumental in scale, Whistler dazzles with its vast acreage, summit glaciers and a towering vertical rise. It also charms, with its lively European-esque village and alpine meadows.
Located in captivating Mont-Tremblant, Château Beauvallon is an intimate lakefront hideaway blessed with glorious seasonal bounties and gorgeous natural settings...
With the world's longest coastline, Canada's 10 provinces feature mountains, prairie, and forests as well as ample opportunity for adventure. From outdoor exploration to cozy indoor sights and experiences, The Land of Maple boasts rich history, culture, and beauty.
Clogs, sneakers, and heels galore! If you're a shoe lover, the Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto is a must. Celebrating the spark and style of shoes across the ages, the Bata Shoe Museum shares 4,500 years of footwear and is home to the world's largest collection of shoes and related relics. The museum's mission is to "communicate the central role of footwear in shaping the social and cultural life of humanity" and its iconic collection features footwear made from human hair, bear fur shoes, and much, much more.
If you opt to linger in Toronto, you will also find many of the best luxury resorts and hotels in Canada.
While colder than many of its southern counterparts, Canada's great outdoors offers beauty and bounty. For instance, Newfoundland's annual Iceberg festival heralds all things ice. From whale watching to Iceberg Alley boat tours to fresh seafood and activities fit for a Viking, the festival celebrates the area's landscapes and seascapes.
A large island on the northeastern edge of Canada, Newfoundland is a prime place to spot 10,000-year-old icebergs.