Top 10 Most Romantic Cities In Canada
Welland, Ontario and North Bay are the two cities that beat out Toronto to make these cites most romantic spots in Canada. These cities give lovingly moments for the love birds which they can memorize in their life. Below is the list of top 10 most romantic cities in Canada:
1. Victoria, British Columbia: Victoria, the capital city of British Columbia and is located on the southern tip of the Vancouver Island off to the Canada’s Pacific coast. This city has a population count of 85,792 people, while population of the metropolitan area of Greater Victoria is 383,360, which make this place the 15th most populous metropolitan area of Canada.
2. Abbotsford, British Columbia: Abbotsford is a beautiful city in British Columbia which is adjacent to the Greater Vancouver along the Canada–United States and Fraser River border. With a population of 141,397 people this city is the largest municipality in British Columbia outside Metro Vancouver. Abbotsford has the 3rd highest proportion of minorities among CMA i.e Census Metropolitan Areas in Canada, after the Greater Vancouver CMA and the Greater Toronto Area.
3. Whitehorse, Yukon: Whitehorse is the only city and capital of Yukon, and is the largest city in the northern Canada. In year 1950, Whitehorse was incorporated and is situated at 1426 kilometre on the Alaska Highway in the southern region of Yukon. Riverdale and Whitehorse’s downtown areas occupy shores of Yukon River, that originates in British Columbia and meets Bering Sea in Alaska.
4. Courtenay, British Columbia: Courtenay is a beautiful city located on the eastern coast of Vancouver Island, in the province of British Columbia. Courtenay is the largest city in the Comox Valley, and is the seat of Comox Valley Regional District, that replaced the Comox-Strathcona Regional District. Courtenay is just 108 km northwest of the Nanaimo, 5 km northwest of an unincorporated settlement of Royston, 7 km northeast of the village of Cumberland and 4 km west of the town of Comox.
5. Fort McMurray, Alberta: Fort McMurray is a very famous population centre which is classified as an urban service area located in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo in Alberta. Fort McMurray is situated in the northeast Alberta, in the middle of Athabasca oil sands which is surrounded by the boreal forest. This city has played a significant and an important role in the development of national petroleum industry.
6. Spruce Grove, Alberta: Spruce Grove is a very beautiful city which is located 11 km west of the Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. This beautiful city is adjacent to the Town of the Stony Plain and is surrounded by the Parkland County. Spruce Grove has a population count of around 34,066 people. Spruce Grove is the 9th largest city located in Alberta. Stuart Houston is the mayor of Spruce Grove.
7. North Vancouver, British Columbia: North Vancouver is well known for skiing and hiking trails located in the forested North Shore Mountains that including Grouse Mountain. Skyride cable car offers amazing sweeping city views. This place is near to the Seabus ferry terminal. Lonsdale Quay Market is home to a mix of food vendors and fashion shops that serve Asian and souvlaki dishes, chips and fish.
8. Sherwood Park, Alberta: Sherwood Park is a famous and large hamlet located in Alberta, Canada within the Strathcona County which is well recognized as an urban service area. This city is situated at the adjacent to the eastern boundary of City of Edmonton, generally north of Highway 630, west of Highway 21 and south of Highway 16. Other portions of Sherwood Park extend beyond to the Wye Road and Yellowhead Trail.
9. Surrey, British Columbia: Surrey is a beautiful city located in the province of British Columbia, situated north of the Canada–United States border and south of the Fraser River. Surrey is the province’s third largest city by area, after Prince George and Abbotsford and the 2nd largest city by population after the city of Vancouver.
10. Nanaimo, British Columbia: Nanaimo is a beautiful city located on the eastern coast of Vancouver Island. This city is known as the “Harbour City”. Previously, this city was known as the “Hub City”, that has been attributed to its previous and original layout design where streets radiated out from its shoreline.
