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CANADA
Calgary
Fly to this Western hub and then make your way to nearby Banff & Lake Louise. Experience the Calgary Stampede during the summer, and visit Glenbow Museum for one of the largest collections of Indigenous art in Canada. Giddy up to Banff National Park for hiking and a picture by the turquoise lake. See it all with our Rockies tour package, a must for any Canuck.Toronto
Walk through peaceful Trinity Bellwoods and hip Queen Street West— infamously named the second coolest neighbourhood in the world by Vogue. Once you’ve soaked in the city, drive or take the subway to the Scarborough bluffs for a hike, or the Toronto Islands offer nature right downtown. A nearby Niagara Falls weekend getaway means spectacular views and the best wine in Canada.Îles de la Madeleine
These remote Quebec islands feel like one of Canada’s best kept secrets. Try the Gourmet tour to taste all the unique island delights, including lots and lots and lots of lobster. Do the Culture & Discovery tour or Explorer tour to visit historic and informative sites like Musée de la Mer and the The Seal Interpretive Center. All packages include a top hotel and a car rental, so you can uncover all the islands on your own.Maritimes
There are many Maritimes gems to choose from, and you can do ‘em all in no time. For Nova Scotia, read our 3 days in Halifax guide that has the best of the city and the country. Or check out PEI, the tiny potato paradise where you can step into the pages of a story book with the Anne of Green Gables tour.Vancouver and Vancouver Island
If you’re feeling west coast vibes instead, beautiful British Columbia delivers. Take a water taxi to Granville Island Public market or by walking along the seawall to massive Stanley Park. Do dim sum in Richmond and craft beers in Mount Pleasant. If you want to get out of the city, weekend trips from Vancouver include the always delightful Victoria. Get there quickly by ferry or even quicker by seaplane.
MEXICO & THE CARIBBEAN
Cancún
If you need a fast fix for some sunshine, Mexico’s most popular resort town is an easy pick. Do a day trip to the Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza and then live it up with the legendary nightlife. Or just spend the time relaxing on the beach and as your worries melt into the sand.Nassau
This capital of The Bahamas offers laidback city living and stunning beaches, what else do you need on a long weekend? Drift past pastel-coloured buildings and enjoy Bahamian cuisine. Paradise Island’s iconic resorts offer all the tropical razzle dazzle you’re looking for.Barbados
Get a blast of Bajan culture with a short trip to Rihanna’s homeland. Between local fish fries, historic walks through Bridgetown and trips to wild beaches, you’ll have found love in this hopeful place.Montego Bay
Jamaica’s a must for any beach lover. Montego Bay, on the country’s north coast, is the perfect place to experience all the island has to offer. See natural wonders like Dunn's River Falls and The Blue Hole, while still enjoying boppin’ nightlife and delicious restaurants.
EUROPE
Paris
Enjoy a sojourn in the city of love. Spend your weekend mornings having breakfast like a local with a pastry on the go and stroll along the Seine. Fill an afternoon at The Louvre or Musée d'Orsay, and then do dinner at a bistro. Snap a pic at the Arc de Triomphe and that famous tower everyone’s always talking about, then you’re ready to say à plus tard. See more recos here.London
Transit by the Tube makes it possible to squeeze a lot into a short time. Walk off the jet lag in beautiful Hyde Park and grab snacks at Covent Garden Market, then catch a show on the West End. Go to the British Museum or the National Gallery for history and art, and finish off the weekend with a Full English or Sunday roast at any pub. Ambitious travellers, try and check off more attractions listed in this travel guide.Dublin
Enjoy a pint of Ireland’s famous beer at the Guinness Storehouse, where the glass atrium offers the best views of the city. Take in the country’s history at former prison Kilmainham Gaol and the Long Room library at Trinity College.