Top Canada Historical Tours - page 30

Explore the stunning Canadian Rockies on this flexible full-day experience from Calgary, featuring Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, and time to explore Banff. Choose the itinerary that suits your travel style. The Morning Tour visits Lake Louise and Moraine Lake first, followed by 6 hours 15 minutes of free time in Banff for round-trip guests. The Afternoon Tour includes 5 hours 19 minutes of free time in Banff before departing for Lake Louise and Moraine Lake later in the day. Round-trip guests can explore Banff at their own pace—browse boutique shops, relax at a local café, or enjoy the mountain scenery. One-way guests are dropped at their Banff hotel after the tour. - Round-trip or one-way transport from Calgary - Choose a Morning or Afternoon Lake Louise & Moraine Lake tour - Morning Tour: 6h 15m free time in Banff - Afternoon Tour: 5h 19m free time in Banff - Visit Lake Louise and Moraine Lake with commercial access Scenic drive through the Canadian Rockies with expert commentary

Explore Lake Louise and Moraine Lake on a full-day tour from Canmore. Choose an itinerary that suits your schedule: enjoy the lakes first and then 6 hours 15 minutes of free time in Banff, or spend 5 hours 19 minutes exploring Banff before visiting the lakes on the Afternoon Tour. Admire turquoise waters, towering peaks, and some of the Canadian Rockies' most iconic scenery. Enjoy plenty of photo opportunities, a complimentary maple cookie snack, and insights from a knowledgeable local guide. With round-trip transportation and small-group travel, this 11.5-hour experience offers a relaxed and memorable way to discover Banff National Park. • Duration: 11.5 hours • Visit Lake Louise and Moraine Lake • Morning Tour: 6h 15m free time in Banff • Afternoon Tour: 5h 19m free time in Banff • Small groups of up to 24 guests

Step into Alberta’s prehistoric past on this full‑day Drumheller adventure. Visit the world‑renowned Royal Tyrrell Museum, explore dramatic badlands scenery, cross a historic suspension bridge, and see iconic attractions like the World’s Largest Dinosaur and the Hoodoos. A fun, scenic, and unforgettable experience for all ages.

Our 50/50 formula stands out because it allows you to appreciate the beauty of Old Quebec on foot and by vehicle. The tour begins with a guided tour of Old Quebec at the walk lasting about 2 hours. This will allow you to appreciate the architecture, history and friendly atmosphere of the city. Then take a seat in our vehicles for the motorized portion of the tour. This part of the tour will allow you to continue your discovery of the city by having access to sites more distant from Old Quebec. The addition of these sites makes this tour a must during your stay in Quebec City. Bench available: $10 each.

Explore the Charm of Old Quebec: EN evening tour on board a Premium Vehicle DE At sunset, embark on a captivating exploration of the iconic sites and hidden treasures of Old Quebec. Your knowledgeable Guide ENt will lead you through the cobblestone streets, telling you fascinating stories about the city’s rich history, culture and legends. Enjoy an intimate and personalized experience like no other. Immerse yourself in the historic heart of Old Quebec with its charming alleys, picturesque squares and breathtaking viewpoints. DE bustling squares to picturesque cobblestone corners, you will be enchanted by the magical atmosphere that reigns over the city after dark. Whether you are a First Time Visitor or an Experienced Traveler, your Night Tour promises DE leave you with a new appreciation for the timeless beauty and charm DE this historic city. Bench available: $10 each

This historical tour of the Ile d'Orléans will allow you to discover a beautiful region nearby. Discover the beauty and history of these exceptional natural and heritage sites. This fully-commented 3-hour guided tour explores the history, landscapes, nature and heritage of the Island. You can discover the high places of heritage, which has about 2,000 heritage and agricultural buildings, as well as 21 "historic monuments" - including Norman-style houses from Canada's French colonial period! Île d'Orléans - the cradle of New France - is also home to 317 pioneer families living in the Quebec City breadbasket, shipbuilding, river pilots, rural and maritime life and French Canadian Catholic traditions. Bench available: $10 each.

Revel in the natural beauty as you wind your way along the Sea to Sky Highway to Whistler with a stop at Shannon Falls. Views of the surrounding snow-capped mountain peaks and Howe Sound’s coastal fjord are brilliant. Explore the many shops and restaurants of Whistler Village and experience many activities and attractions including the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre. After a full day in the mountains, sit back and relax on your return journey back to Vancouver.

Experience the ultimate Pacific Northwest adventure with The Best of Squamish, a curated 7.5-hour journey through the crown jewels of the Sea-to-Sky corridor. Your day features a soaring ascent on the Sea to Sky Gondola for breathtaking alpine views, followed by an immersive rainforest walk through the stunning Squamish Canyon. Explore the depths of the historic Britannia Mine Museum before a seamless return to the city. It is the definitive way to experience the mountains, the forest, and coastal history in one comprehensive, guided excursion.

Have a few hours to spare in Vancouver after your cruise before hotel check-in or a flight? Make the most of your time with a Squamish adventure and experience some of the region’s most stunning natural scenery. Travel comfortably from the cruise terminal while discovering the highlights of the Sea-to-Sky corridor on your way toward Squamish. Your luggage travels with you, so there’s no need to worry about taxis or separate transfers, and the tour can conclude with a convenient drop-off at your hotel or at the airport.

The North Shore Private Historical Tour is designed to showcase all that Prince Edward Island’s north shore has to offer, beginning with an exploration of the historic city of Charlottetown, its landmarks and heritage sites, including Great George Street, St.. Dunstan’s Basilica, and Province House (the birthplace of Confederation). As we drive into the countryside, we enter the beautiful north shore where you will view wonderful seascapes and vistas, including lighthouses, red cliffs, sand dunes, north shore beaches, mussel farms and fishing villages. There will be ample stops along the way to explore PEI’s national park and to take pictures.

Welcome to the NB Sports Hall of Fame, where we celebrate the ultimate champions of sports and showcase the outstanding success of our talented athletes, teams, and builders! Our organization was established in 1970 to recognize and honour those who have made a significant contribution to the advancement of competitive sports in NB. But wait, there's more! We're not just a museum, we're a fun-filled adventure that will take you on a journey through the rich sporting history of New Brunswick. Our exhibits will have you cheering and feeling inspired by the stories of our most inspiring athletes, who have overcome challenges and achieved greatness. We leverage the power of sport to enrich lives and demonstrate the positive impact that sport and the community of the people involved in sports have in shaping the lives of our youth. So come and join us for a day filled with excitement, inspiration, and fun! By honouring our best, we inspire the rest!

Love the Land Adventures in Land-Based Learning and Ethnoecology is a walking tour in North Vancouver, the telmixw (land) of Skwxwu7mesh (Squamish), (Musqueam) and (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. This story starts with an introduction to Skwxwu7mesh peoples, waters and ways of living as an ecologically sustainable society."Love the Land" is a philosophy and way of life that emphasizes a profound, reciprocal relationship with the Earth. Rooted in Indigenous values in North Vancouver, it represents a deep respect for nature, viewing the land not as property but as a living entity that sustains and connects all beings. This concept honors the land's history, recognizing it as a source of spiritual wisdom, cultural identity, and sustenance. "Love the Land" calls for careful stewardship, sustainability, reconciliation, and the preservation of natural and cultural heritage for future generations; emphasizing balance, gratitude, and the interconnectedness of all life.

This program aims to celebrate the many life-giving attributes and rich resources that the ocean has provided Coast Salish peoples since time immemorial. By highlighting and embracing Indigenous values, practices and knowledge we welcome a more resilient path towards environmental stewardship, climate resilience and reconciliation.

The iconic Stanley Park totem poles represent many purposes and values among our peoples. They showcase a rich, eclectic representation of Northwest Coast Peoples and our art forms. Stories and worldviews of Salish peoples’ Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), Səl̓ílwətaʔ (Tsleil-Waututh) and xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) Nations who have lived in this region from time immemorial.

Discover the mystery surrounding the life and death of one of Canada’s most iconic artists in an area he loved, the picturesque town of Huntsville, Ontario. A self-guided, outdoor Alternate Reality experience in our next-gen mobile app on your mobile phone.

Discover Ottawa’s wild side! Spot iconic wildlife downtown, then head to Gatineau Park for outdoor adventures and animal sightings, explore fascinating exhibits at the Canadian Museum of Nature, or enjoy a drive-through safari at Parc Oméga—Canadian nature at its best! Solve puzzles, explore the city, and find hidden gems at your own pace. Try a new type of experience with your smartphone, the perfect mix between a walking tour, sightseeing, and a scavenger hunt.

Embark on a 2-hour street photography tour through Vancouver's iconic Chinatown, guided by our experts. This visual feast captures the essence of one of North America's oldest and most dynamic Chinatowns. Beginning at the Millennium Gate, a symbol of resilience and cultural significance, the journey unfolds along Pender Street, a historic site unveiling layers of the past. The clan houses' vibrant facades provide a perfect backdrop for candid moments. En route, we'll pass famed BBQ shops and bakeries, pausing at an iconic bakery for tea and renowned steamed buns. We will explore Chinatown's local shops along Keefer and Georgia Streets, each with unique character. From traditional herbal medicine stores to contemporary boutiques, the diversity is a visual delight. Capture candid moments of daily life and the vibrant pulse of this community. Immerse yourself in the spirit of Vancouver's Chinatown, where tradition and modernity coalesce into a rich visual narrative.

ReWild Adventures presents a world-unique journey through Alberta’s Badlands! I’m Sue, your local guide, and I curate unforgettable experiences that guests consistently rate 5 stars for fun, storytelling, and personal attention. Explore towering Horseshoe Canyon, quirky Downtown Drumheller, the World’s Biggest Dinosaur, and historic Wayne Ghost Town. Enjoy hands-on fun at the Royal Tyrrell Museum, climb dinosaurs, and experience an indigenous medicine wheel reading. Hear Wild West tales, discover pioneer homesteads, and take in epic views from the Hoodoos, Amphitheatre, and suspension bridge. If we’re lucky, enjoy live music downtown! Snacks, museum tickets, and good company included. Fun, exciting, and unlike any other tour in the world—this is Alberta adventure at its best! Message me with questions—ReWild Adventures also offers Calgary and Mountain Adventures! Visit our website & message us for details!

Explore the rich Indigenous history and culture of the Blackfoot people on this guided tour from Calgary to First Nation land. This significant site marks the location where one of the first historic agreements between the First Nations and European representatives was signed. Engage with informative exhibits, traverse the scenic landscapes, and gain insights into the legacy of Canada's residential schools through respectful storytelling. This educational tour focuses on fostering understanding and reconciliation, making it ideal for those passionate about Indigenous culture and Canadian history. - 4 to 5-hour guided tour from Calgary to Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park - Explore Blackfoot history, Treaty 7, and traditional culture - Visit the Blackfoot Crossing Museum and Tipi Village for an authentic experience - Ideal for travelers interested in Indigenous culture, education, and local experiences

Discover the macabre history and untold tales of Fort Langley in our hair-raising walking tour, where true crime meets local legends. Step into the past and unravel the secrets hidden within the charming facade of this historic Canadian gem. Join us as we delve into the shadows of Fort Langley, revealing the sinister side of its history that most people never get to hear. Led by our expert guide, this thrilling journey will awaken your senses and send shivers down your spine. Brace yourself for a night of true crime stories, unsolved mysteries, and haunting folklore. Our walking tour through Fort Langley's true crime underbelly combines suspense, history, and local folklore to provide an unforgettable experience. Whether you're a local looking to learn more about the hidden side of your town or a visitor seeking a unique and spine-chilling adventure, our tour promises to leave you intrigued, entertained, and haunted by the tales you hear. Must be 16+ and accompanied by adult

Discover the stories of the historic Cannery Channel in Steveston, on a two-hour fully guided tour on board the MV Gikumi, a beautifully restored wooden vessel, known as BC's first whale-watching boat. Explore the natural beauty of the rich Fraser River estuary, and learn about the history, ecology and culture of this place that was once known as the salmon capital of the world.

Explore the rich history of Steveston on a one-hour guided tour at the Britannia Shipyards National Historic Site. Discover the stories of the lives of the diverse fishing and canning communities, and the unique boat-building heritage of this scenic area. Led by a knowledgeable Heritage Interpreter, this tour offers a deep dive into the cultural significance and historical narratives of Steveston. Perfect for all ages, this engaging experience is available daily during the summer season, inviting visitors to connect with the past in a vibrant setting. - One-hour guided tour at Britannia Shipyards National Historic Site - Available daily from June 1 to September 7, 2026, at 1:30 pm - Suitable for all ages; children 12 and under can join for free - Drop-ins welcome; advanced bookings available for convenience

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Enjoy wine coffee as you uncover the inspiring story of how The Beaumont became a haven for artistic expression. Engage in thought-provoking conversations during our art tour talking about the history of The Beaumont and learning about the resident artists. Exploring and learning about the in-house artists, their techniques, and the ever-evolving conditions that shape Vancouver’s vibrant art community. Chances are high that you will get to step into a few of the resident artist’s studios and really learn about their process. Book your tour today and embark on a journey through one of Vancouver’s first creative collectives. A really fun, and unique way to experience our city's art scene, and supporting the remarkable work The Beaumont Studios does for the community and the creative sector.