There are many beautiful places in Canada, but these five cities are some of the most picturesque and romantic in the country. Vancouver is known for its stunning coastline and mountainous backdrop. The old town district of Quebec City is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with charming cobblestone streets and classic architecture.
In Toronto, you can enjoy a cosmopolitan cityscape juxtaposed against Lake Ontario’s waterfront views. The Rocky Mountains provide a majestic backdrop to the charming city of Banff. And finally, the capital city of Ottawa is home to lush parks and gardens, as well as impressive historical landmarks.
The Most Beautiful Cities In Canada 2018
10. Victoria, British Columbia
Because of its abundance of green space, British Columbia’s capital is often known as the Garden City. Victoria is well-known for its high standard of living and nice mild environment.
9. Whitehorse, Yukon
Whitehorse, the Yukon’s lone city, is stunning in its natural surrounds. This is a city for those who enjoy the great outdoors, and it also has the lowest level of air pollution in the world.
8. Halifax, Nova Scotia
Halifax is frequently regarded as one of Canada’s best places to live in, with magnificent beaches, parks, and historic buildings. The city is also well-known for its welcoming atmosphere and lively nightlife.
7. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
It may seem a bit of a stretch to name Saskatoon the “Paris of the Prairies” just because of its bridges and art nouveau architecture. However, the city is surprisingly sophisticated, with a plethora of galleries, festivals, and one of the highest restaurant per capita rates in Canada.
6. Calgary, Alberta
Calgary, with its towers overlooking the greenery of Prince’s Island Park, is reminiscent of New York City. This likeness continues in the diverse, dynamic inner-city districts, but the Stampede Grounds and Scotiabank Saddledome remind you that you’re on the outskirts of the Prairies.
5. Vancouver, British Columbia
Vancouver’s diversified scenery has made it a favorite filming site, earning it the moniker “Hollywood North.” The city has moderate weather, beautiful beaches, and a relaxed attitude, making it a paradise – but an expensive one to live in.
4. Winnipeg, Manitoba
At first glance, Winnipeg does not appear to be anything spectacular, but upon closer inspection, you will notice a variety of magnificent parks and unique architecture. The historic terracotta buildings of the city are the most extensive collection of their sort in North America.
3. Stratford, Ontario
Stratford is best known for the internationally recognized Stratford Festival and is set on the banks of the Avon River in rural country. The city also has beautiful Victorian architecture.
2. Quebec City, Quebec
Quebec City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the only city in Canada and the United States that still has its historic city walls. The capital of Quebec, with its fairytale architecture, is frequently ranked as the most attractive city in Canada.
1. Ottawa, Ontario
Ottawa has the best standard of living in Canada, and there are several architectural treasures among the practical government buildings.
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