The new year is here – put down that last sugar cookie and start filling your calendar! If your resolution was to do more travelling in the Great White North, you’re in luck. There are loads of intriguing destinations awaiting your arrival, from British Columbia to Ontario. Whether you want to make use of your lucky skis or your super flattering snorkel mask, you can find the perfect spot to spend your vacation time in 2016. Here are the top 10 Canadian cities to visit this year (in no particular order).

Halifax, NS

If “walkable city” is high on your priority list when you’re seeking a new travel destination: Welcome to  Halifax. Of course, if you get a hankering for tobogganing (and who doesn’t, from time to time), the capital of Nova Scotia is still an excellent place to visit. You can also feast on ocean-to-table cuisine until the button pops off your jeans, then meander through the Halifax Public Gardens. Historians of all ages will also want to visit the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, where one of the world’s most impressive Titanic collections is on display. Visit Halifax from May through October, when the weather is best and the number of events is truly impressive. Book a room at the Prince George Hotel for world-class amenities and service.

“Halifax’s rich history always fascinates visitors. The area’s history of European settlement goes back more than 250 years, and that’s reflected everywhere you look. Spots like the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site and the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 give visitors the chance to explore the fascinating personalities and stories that shaped this region.” – Trevor J. Adams, Senior Editor at Halifax Magazine

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