Tips for going to Canada in 2020 - Rick Steves Travel Forum
11/08/19 08:23 AM. 1206 posts. If you want to travel by train, you could go to Quebec and Montreal. Spend time in Montreal and then go by train to Quebec. You could also check into traveling by train on the Western coast of Canada and they have trains with glass roof tops to see the countryside.
Canada/Montreal/Quebec City - Rick Steves Travel Forum
Twin Cities of MN. 08/18/22 01:33 PM. 6346 posts. I don't have any sightseeing tips, just a comment. Since I live in Minnesota, I know of people that have planned trips to Canada this summer. Just so you are aware, if you travel by car (can't speak to air) they are randomly testing for COVID at the border.
Eastern Canada - Rick Steves Travel Forum
2019年8月15日 · The term "eastern Canada" often means different things to different people. I've always consider Ontario and Quebec to be more "central Canada" and the Maritime provinces to be "eastern" Canada. It's difficult to recommend "must sees" …
Montreal canada - Rick Steves Travel Forum
2022年6月13日 · Windsor, Ontario, Canada. 06/14/22 08:54 AM. 4087 posts. Montreal has several civic centres that can be argued are "downtown" for tourists -- Old Montreal, the shopping and office cluster on St-Catherine and McGill, the Plateau area of shops and old residences, and so on. The good news is that public transit offers connections.
Montreal & Quebec - Rick Steves Travel Forum
2018年6月25日 · Quebec City, as has been suggested, is much more compact and the walls and other history are fine for young people. But going there and back to Montreal, if that is your plan, will consume at least a half day each way, cutting into your already short vacation. Posted by Agnes. Washington DC Region, USA.
canada summer travel - Rick Steves Travel Forum
2015年4月6日 · 5 posts. My family is also going to Montreal, Ottawa, and Quebec City this summer (incorporating women's World Cup matches in the trip). We were not able to find a "Rick Steves of Canada" that did the same kind of thing he does in helping us prioritize our sightseeing. We did buy a couple of books at Barnes & Noble -- I think the better one is ...
Quebec, CANADA - Rick Steves Travel Forum
11/07/10 03:55 PM. 33635 posts. My memory, from living in Montreal and travelling to Quebec for the Ice Festival - both nearly 40 years ago - is that neither looks European, whatever that is. Montreal is a lovely cosmopolitan city, Old Montreal was cobblestones, small and quaint.
Vancover Canada. - Rick Steves Travel Forum
1068 posts. Vancouver is a WONDERFUL city - you will love it! We live in Seattle and travel to Vancouver regularly, to get a taste of a REAL CITY. (Seattle is a jumped-up cow town, frankly.) Anyway, Stanley Park is wonderful. The Capilano Suspension Bridge is in utterly gorgeous scenery and is way fun.
Canada - Rick Steves Travel Forum
2022年2月28日 · 1414 posts. Realistically, if you don't want to just stay in Vancouver, you have three choices. You can take the ferry over to Vancouver Island and spend 2-3 days exploring Victoria and the island. You can take the ferry (or fly) up to Ketchikan and enjoy the scenery of the inland passage and the Alaskan city.
Toronto, Canada - Rick Steves Travel Forum
Truro, NS, Canada. 08/21/17 07:45 AM. 3941 posts. I'm assuming you'll have a car... Well, it's easy to give a few sights - the CN Tower, Ripley's Aquarium, Toronto Zoo, Royal Ontario Museum. It bored my husband to tears (payback for the Warplane museum) but we did the BATA Shoe Museum. St Lawrence Market was nice.