17 places
Toronto's landmark communication tower with observation levels and the revolving 360 Restaurant.
Toronto museum of world cultures and natural history, from dinosaurs and gems to mummies; tickets can be bought online.
Historic food market on Front Street East in Toronto; hours given are for the South Market.
Alberta's provincial museum of human and natural history in downtown Edmonton; free for children 6 and under.
Huge shopping and entertainment complex whose attractions include Galaxyland, World Waterpark and Ice Palace.
Large public market in Little Italy that encloses its stalls and moves indoors for the cold season.
Old Montreal basilica open for daytime sightseeing visits; the evening AURA light experience is ticketed separately.
Year-round public market founded in 1827, one of Canada's oldest, in a district of shops and restaurants.
National museum of Canada's military history; all visitors need a timed ticket.
Canada's first national park in the Rocky Mountains, run by Parks Canada; a daily visitor fee applies.
Downtown observation tower with views over Calgary towards the Rocky Mountains.
National history museum across the river from Parliament Hill; timed tickets, with a separate ticket for the Napoleon immersive show.
Lake 55 km west of Banff, one of Canada's most visited sites; the lakeshore stays open in winter.
Niagara Parks attraction with tunnels and viewing platforms at the base of the Horseshoe Falls, open year-round.
Park with a suspension bridge over the Capilano River canyon and rainforest walkways; tickets via the official website.
Quebec's national fine arts museum on the Plains of Abraham; free for ages 17 and under.
Indoor public market on Granville Island with food stalls and local producers; individual businesses set their own hours.
