Landmarks of canada

Every tourist loves landmarks, even me. 

Canada's awesome landmarks number one, we have the CN Tower. The CN Tower is located in Toronto, Ontario. The CN Tower is 1,815.3 ft tall. The CN Tower is a place that you have to pay for admission.

The CN Tower costs $16 for ages 3-5,$32 for ages 6-13 and seniors 65+ and $45 for ages 14-64 (Timed General Admission). For more information about ticket prices, click here.

At number two, we have Niagara Falls. Niagara Falls has two parts: the American part and the Canadian part.

Niagara Falls on the Canadian side is located in Toronto, Ontario, and the American side of Niagara Falls is located in New York State. Niagara Falls is a free attraction. It is open 24 hours. They also have a tour that takes you behind the falls, which costs $30.

Number three, we have Parliament Hill. Parliament Hill is also known as the hill and was built in 1859-1876. Canada's federal government mainly used it. Parliament Hill is located in Ottawa, and if you want to travel to the capital, this is a perfect place to go.

If you want to stay for a guided tour of the Senate of Canada building, Most people say it's free, but you do need to book a ticket on the Canada Parliament website. This guided tour lasts for 30 minutes, and they want you to arrive there 30-20minutes before the tour starts. Click here for more tours 

Get ready to see natural views. Number four, Hopewell Rocks Provincial Park. Hopewell rocks are located in Hopewell Cape, New Brunswick. You might want to check the tide levels because some days they're high and some days they're low

The cost of Hopewell rocks admission is $17.12 for adults (19+),$14.68 for seniors 65+ and students with a valid ID and $9.78 for children (5-18)

Number five, we have the Beautiful Notre Dame Basilica. It is located in Montreal, Quebec. Inside the church, you can find stunning architecture. People say it is a peaceful and faithful place to be in.

It costs $16 for adults (18+), seniors $15. (65+)  student at $14, children 6 to 16 years old $10 a person. For more packages/deals, click here

Number 6, we have Banff National Park. I've been here myself, and it is a beautiful place to be. You get to see the Rocky Mountains of Canada, as well as awesome landmarks such as Moraine Lake and Lake Louise. When you get inside Banff National Park, they make you pay for a special pass. I do not know the cost of this pass because from June 20th, 2025, to September 2nd, 2025, you don't need to pay for a pass.

My recommendation when you come inside Banff National Park, you go camping. The campsites are very beautiful, and the hotels are also beautiful, like the Banff Rocky Mountain Resort. Also, when you were paying for the pass to get inside Banff National Park, you can ask the person at the desk for a Banff National Park guide, which provides a book that will show you routes for bike trails, cool hikes and stuff to do around town.

At number seven, we have Peggy's Cove, which is located in Nova Scotia. Peggy's Cove is a small Community that is located east of Saint Margaret's Bay. Peggy's Cove has museums, restaurants, art galleries, and a lighthouse that is famous as its most well-known lighthouse in Nova Scotia.
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Number eight, we have the hoodoos of Drumheller. I've also been here. You get to see some cool geological rocks that are built up on top of each other. The hoodoos of Drumheller are located in Drumheller, Alberta. A place to find all these hoodoos is Willow Creek Hoodoos. There is no cost to tour here. more information