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16. Canada Undoubtedly one of the most culturally prominent countries, Canada has been popularized in showbiz through Canadian celebrities like Ryan Reynolds, Ryan Gosling, Justin Bieber, Keanu Reeves, and Rachel McAdams, among many other prominent names.

Prince Edward Island, Canada Canada’s smallest province boasts stunning beaches, from Dalvay-by-the-Sea to Cavendish. Visitors can indulge in fresh seafood and explore this Atlantic gem’s serene landscapes.

Valentia Island, Co. Kerry The island has a rich history, being the place where the first transatlantic telegraph cable was laid over 150 years ago, connecting Europe with Newfoundland in Canada.

Montréal International Jazz Festival, Canada The Montréal International Jazz Festival, held annually in the vibrant city of Montreal, Canada, is one of the largest jazz festivals in the world. Founded in 1980, it attracts millions with its incredible lineup of performances spanning jazz, blues...

CN Tower, Toronto, Canada Look at any postcard of Toronto and you'll likely find CN Tower in there. The communications and observation tower is the perfect spot to admire the city.

36 - Downtown, Montreal, Canada Downtown has long been popular for retail therapy and major events like the Montreal International Jazz Festival. With a population of creatives and young professionals, along with some of the best new rooftops, hotels, and restaurants in town, this is the place...

38 - The Annex, Toronto, Canada This neighborhood is now finally emerging from years of construction with a fresh new look. Here you'll find cool new retail spaces, more housing, and long-standing favorites like the Hot Docs Cinema.

3. Canada - Canada's forests also contain 25% of the world's wetlands and have more surface freshwater than anywhere else on earth.

16. Canada - Although it's not the cheapest place to visit, Canada offers value to travelers. The timing of your trip can significantly impact the cost, so factor this in before ruling out/in a holiday here.

3. Canada - Canada's forestry spans a remarkable area of 1.3 million sq. miles (3.5 million sq. km). It is the world's largest intact forest ecosystem and represents 8.6% of the world's total forest area.

Niagara Falls - Niagara Falls consists of three separate falls between Ontario in Canada and New York in the United States. The biggest fall, a horseshoe, drops 50 meters (167 feet). Visitors can enjoy the mesmerizing view and venture beneath the falls by boat.

4. USA - The forests of the US comprise 7.7% of the world's total forest area. Several of the country's forests extend across the border into Canada.

Canada - Caesar - Canada is an outlier on this list, having embraced not a spirit but a cocktail as its national drink. Sometimes known as a Bloody Caesar, the meal-in-a-glass drink is essentially a Bloody Mary with added clam juice. The Caesar was invented in 1969 by Walter Chell, manager of...

Nova Scotia, Canada - This peninsula province of Canada is thoroughly enticing for any traveler, regardless of desire. The territory juts out into the Atlantic and offers a plethora of seafood, music, and traditional lighthouses.

Hamilton, Canada - To explore Hamilton on foot, a visitor would have to follow a total route of almost 37 miles (60 km) between its five most popular attractions. That translates as a walk averaging 75,000 steps. These statistics make this Ontario destination the country's least walkable city.

Hold on tight - Canada's Arthur Margelidon was skillfully pushed to the ground by Tajikistan's Behruzi Khojazoda during a rousing match of judo.

Trampoline - Sophiane Methot of Team Canada is seen upside down as she competes during the Trampoline Gymnastics Women's Qualification round. The photo was taken by Jamie Squire.

13. Worst airports in the world: Toronto Pearson International Airport - Location: Mississauga, Ontario, Canada Average rating out of 10: 1.90

24. Canada - Divorce rate: 2.1 Marriage rate: 4.4

International Selkirk Loop, U.S. Route 2, Washington-Idaho - Technically, this one is also in Canada. But that doesn't make it any less scenic! The 80-mile drive winds through Idaho and Washington before arriving in British Colombia, eventually looping back to the U.S.