Which city in Canada has landmark buildings?

Queen Victoria Hotel Queen Victoria Hotel is a well-preserved garden, near the edge of the harbour. Changchun, a tower-shaped hotel with vines, is called "a fragment of the ancient imperial period". Canada Plaza is specially designed for the Canada 1986 World Expo. This amazing composite building is similar to a sailboat made up of small boats. Lake Louis Castle Hotel. Lake Louis Castle Hotel is known as "a jewel in the Canadian Rockies".

This magnificent castle hotel is located on the lakeside of Lake Louise, which is as charming as jade in the mountains and mountains. Banff Spring Castle Hotel. Banff Springs Castle Hotel is one of the largest holiday and entertainment hotels in North America. This magnificent building overlooks the beautiful waterfalls on the Rocky Mountain. CN Tower is a rocket-like building, the highest free observation building in the world. You can take the elevator facing the glass to the top floor and enjoy the scenery like an airplane, including the face of downtown Toronto and the charming scenery of Lake Ontario.

Ottawa Parliament Building. Three Gothic sandstone buildings stand on a cliff overlooking the Ottawa River. Take advantage of the opportunity to attend the parliament to make an unforgettable trip to the parliament building. Montbello Castle Montbello, the castle was built in 1930. This magnificent hotel is the largest log building in the world. Montreal Olympic Stadium. For the Olympic Games in 1976. The stadium and its sloping tower have become the symbol of Montreal.

You can take the cable car to the top of the tower and enjoy the city scenery and the charming scenery of the St. Lawrence River. Fentina Castle Hotel Quebec City. This French castle is the original birthplace of the city, overlooking the Arms Square and the sparkling water of the St. Lawrence River. 1888, a miracle appeared in the parish church: three worshippers passed by the statue of the virgin Mary, and suddenly the virgin Mary's eyes opened.