I don’t think it will be a shock to read about some of the fun facts about Canada in this post which revolve around size and lakes. And of course, donuts. But I found some big surprises when writing this article about Canadian facts. Canada has the longest freshwater beach in the world (I personally won’t be swimming in it as I am sure it is freezing), a rather interesting use for digit victims of frostbite, has a long-running very Canadian battle with Denmark and it is not a place where you want to forget your deodorant. 50 Fascinating and Fun Facts About Canada 1. Canada is home to the long ..read more

This was not an easy post to write. It is tough to pick the most beautiful cities in the United States – there were so many candidates. However, I have done my best but I am keen for feedback if I missed your favorite – the beauty of the internet is that posts can always be updated. All of these cities have much to offer. However, in the interest of brevity and the theme of this post I have chosen to focus on some of their most beautiful attractions. 1. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania PC: TheBoutiqueAdventurer Until I visited Philadelphia I had never registered that this is really where the United ..read more

With volcanoes, mountains, and forests, Canada’s not short on natural landmarks, but there’s something particularly special about its serene lakes. They stretch on for miles and miles and offer a fantastic spot for adventure. Canada boasts an incredible two million lakes and the highest number of freshwater lakes in the world. So, I understand if you’re having a hard time deciding which of the lakes of Canada to visit. That’s why my super informative guide is here. With my insights, you’ll soon be on your way to one of these stunning lakes Canada has on offer in no time. Emerald Lake British ..read more

Canada is known for its scenic splendor and ten uniquely different provinces. Sprinkled among these diverse regions are some incredible Canadian landmarks, from modern structures to natural formations and historic buildings. If you’re planning a trip to Canada, you’ll want to check out these famous landmarks in Canada. Whether you’re looking for picturesque landmarks in Nova Scotia, natural phenomena in New Brunswick or popular points of interest in Ottawa, you’re sure to find something you’ll love. This list highlights 28 of most famous Canadian landmarks. Not only are all these landmarks of ..read more

When you hear the words “polluted city,” you think of tall, gloomy concrete jungles lined with trash-filled streets. Smoke rises everywhere, and loud honking and choking exhaust pipes, overflowing sewage, and toxic waste leaving endless factories are a nightmare.   While we’re entering a new age of striving to be more green, sustainable, healthy, and environmentally conscious, many major cities have yet to meet these standards.  Instead, they offer conditions that could be detrimental to the health of any human being. And the most polluted cities often go hand-in-hand with the ..read more

From the thundering waters of Niagara Falls to the rugged peaks of the Canadian Rockies to arctic tundras, rugged coastlines, and desolate prairies. Blend these dramatic settings together with incredible architecture and history, and you’ll find yourself in the most beautiful cities in Canada. In a country as vast and diverse as Canada, there are countless places to visit, each with its own unique attractions, including some stunning Canadian landmarks. It boasts beautiful landscapes, stunning lakes and magnificent wilderness areas. Not to mention a plethora of exciting recreational facilitie ..read more

How many of the world’s best-known landmarks have you seen? There are famous landmarks in Europe, Japan famous landmarks, famous greek landmarks and more. But this post is about North American landmarks – the ones that are most synonymous with this continent. There is something a little magical about seeing a well-known landmark for the first time. It can feel like an accomplishment, a special moment—or, if you’re like me, you will feel a sense of satisfaction from marking another landmark off your bucket list. Fairmont Le Château Frontenac20 North America Landmarks 1. Statue of Liberty, Unit ..read more

While traveling is one of the greatest joys humans have, certain places need you to take extra precautions. With frequent news stories of violence, kidnappings and gang warfare, it’s hard to ignore the reality that there are dangerous places to travel to. If you have no idea what the most dangerous cities in the world are, don’t worry — this guide’s got you covered. It’s been compiled using data from the Mexican Council for Public Security and Criminal Justice (MCPSCJ) and sources like The Economist Intelligence Unit. Whether you’re looking for places to avoid when traveling or just want to sa ..read more

The United States is full of quaint and quiet towns that provide a slower pace of life. They’re more immersed in nature, and their history and culture are on full display.  From the shores of New England to the deserts of California, these hidden gems are found in many beautiful states in the US. Although they all offer something slightly different, they share in the fact that they showcase the country’s natural beauty.  So without further delay, here are the most beautiful towns in America.  20 Most Beautiful Towns in America These American towns are proof that good things can ..read more

From the thundering waters of Niagara Falls to the rugged peaks of the Canadian Rockies to arctic tundras, rugged coastlines, and desolate prairies. Blend these dramatic settings together with incredible architecture and history, and you’ll find yourself in the most beautiful cities in Canada. In a country as vast and diverse as Canada, there are countless places to visit, each with its own unique attractions, including some stunning Canadian landmarks. It boasts beautiful landscapes, stunning lakes and magnificent wilderness areas. Not to mention a plethora of exciting recreational facilitie ..read more