Geography
Canada, the second largest country in the world by its size after Russia. There is so much to see in Canada, this vast country of over 9 million square kilometres! Its snow-capped mountains and thick forests of cedars motivate those who strive for calm and relaxation. It already dream of a snowmobile rides and nights in a comfortable wooden chalet. It feels almost cold we picoter cheeks! The Canadian parks welcome all year lovers escape, so the more cautious may prefer to get there in October for discovering the charms of Indian summer.

Usual
The Canadian currency uses dollars and cents in the same way as the USA, Australia and New Zealand.
It is always wise to convert some money before leaving the house. When you are in Canada, you get generally favourable rates when you exchange your money in a recognized financial institution, a bank, trust company or when shopping in stores, hotels or restaurants.

History and civilization
Indians, trappers, gold miners and early settlers have all folded to the harsh law of that vast territory. Faced with a harsh climate, the inhabitants are concentrated in large cities. Eastern Canada account and a string of friendly cities and moving to Toronto head. Ottawa distills a more subdued atmosphere, worthy of his rank of capital. In its museums, we learned with interest in American art. Quebec, the most European cities in Canada, is the only North American city to have preserved its fortifications. Montreal is in turn a tremendous melting pot of cultures. It is also famous for its festivals known throughout the world.

Discover ancient forts along the border, still bearing the scars of historical battles. Run the spirit native to entering a tepee. Dance to the rhythm of Gaelic music escaping from the port houses. Climb into the saddle and guide a herd through a meadow under a sunset tangerine color. Join the festivities organized on the occasion of 400 years of Quebec City - you would not want to miss the anniversary of this "French lady." Passionate ancient history or modern? You'll be glad you will never twice the same story.