Domestic Travel - who says you can't travel in your backyard

Some of the fun moments are getting in your car and going for that weekend road trip or grab the summer activities program list for your local city, even just staying home and enjoying what your city has to offer on weekends can be fun as well, as long as it gets you out of your houses and takes your mind away from the day to day life chores (Bills, house work, work, etc). Just go to your city's homepage on the web and click on Events and there will be a list of all the events taken place on the day within your city. There are a ton of stuff happening in and around your city especially in the summer. Get out and enjoy, our summer months in Canada are so short already.

Sometimes I just get into my vehicle and drive, and if i am not going to work then rest of the time I am not sure where I am headed but guarantee it takes me to some pretty picturesque places. Try it some time!

In and Around Edmonton -

• Weekend road trip to Jasper or Banff
• Take an adventure into the Valley Zoo
• Roll a ball in the lion's mouth for luck at the Chinatown Gate
• Walk along the North Saskatchewan River on one of our numerous parks trails, and take in natures finest.  
• Sleep in an igloo at the Fantasyland hotel. 
• Grab a latte and walk down trendy Whyte Avenue in Old Strathcona
• Take your family to the Telus World of Science to experience the fun science
• Take your picture with the Wayne Gretzky monument. 
• Check out Leduc #1, the oil that started it all
• Watch a dragon blow fire at you in the Scotiabank Theatre in West Edmonton Mall
• Stay at the Fairmont Hotel Macdonald overlooking the beautiful North Saskatchewan River Valley
• Wing it at the Alberta Aviation Museum
• Study unique pieces of art at the Stony Plain and Legal murals.
• for more 100 things to see and do in Edmonon http://www.edmonton.com/for-visitors/1051.aspx 

 In and Around Toronto - 

• Walk the underground PATH
• Take a helicopter tour of Toronto
• Eat your way through Toronto’s delicious ethnic neighbourhoods -
• Browse the St. Lawrence Market.
• Visit Kensington Market, a shopper’s dream
• Visit the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO)
• Hike Toronto Island
• Walk down Toronto’s widest street
• See the lake that’s like an ocean, but not. Lake Ontario is one of the Great Lakes that separates the US from Canada and is famous for its size and massive storms
• Walk Toronto’s famous Yonge Street
• Learn about boat making at the Pier
• for more 100 things to see and do in Toronto http://www.showmetoronto.com/blog/toronto-bucket-list-100-things-to-see-and-do-in-toronto-before-you-die.html

In and Around Vancouver - 

• Zip Trek or Bungee jump whistler
• Watch the sunset from Burnaby mountain or Cypress lookout
• Check out the Richmond Night Market  
• Visit one of the many Farmers Markets around town
• take a walking tour through Chinatown, eat at Kent’s Kitchen and have
  dessert at New Town Bakery
• Take the [very fast] elevator up to the top floor in the Marine
  Building, Vancouver’s oldest skyscraper
• Take in some almost always excellent live music at the Railway Club.
• Go kayaking at Deep Cove and enjoy the scenery along Indian Arm
• Grouse Mountain
• Seawall
• Granville Island
• Vancouver aquarium
• Capilano suspension bridge and regional park