Ulysses leads the way through the magnificent landscapes of Western Canada. Fabulous Western Canada is the perfect gift for those who are planning a trip to the country’s lively western metropolises or vast Prairies, or simply to recall fond memories of past visits to the spectacular Pacific Coast. Includes more than 500 magnificent colour photographs and a modern and dynamic layout that combines detailed descriptions, thematic sidebars and clear, precise maps. Covers all four of Canada’s western provinces: Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia.

   

The Ulysses Travel Guide Québec City features descriptions of some 10 walking tours through the oldest city in North America still surrounded by fortifications. In addition to the many attractions and historic sites found within Québec City itself, this travel guide also invites travellers to discover the provincial capital’s surrounding region, including Île d'Orléans, Côte-de-Beaupré, Parc de la Jacques-Cartier and Mont Sainte-Anne. Attractions are star-rated, so readers can spot the must-sees at a glance, and the guide also contains a vast selection of hotels, restaurants, bars, cafes and boutiques for all budgets.

   

Montréal buffs will love this splendid album packed with magnificent colour photos. Grouped by theme and accompanied by brief but insightful texts, these carefully selected photos bear witness to the distinctive look and spirit of Québec’s metropolis. Features overviews of the city’s history and religious heritage, architecture, neighbourhoods, arts scene, green spaces, cultural diversity and storied festive atmosphere.

 

With the Ulysses Universal Communicator, you can get by in all languages: you only need to show what you want to say. This practical pocket-size book contains hundreds of high-quality, full-colour images and pictures, presented in the order of a typical journey’s progress. A great tool to travel all over the world, and to make sure you’ll be understood everywhere by everyone!

 
 

Almost 85% of Canadian wines are produced in Ontario, mostly on the Niagara Peninsula. Wine-making in this region is made possible by a microclimate that is the result of the moderating influence of lakes Erie and Ontario, the «wind-breaking» role played by the Niagara escarpment and the circular winds that are caused by the water's mass.

Ice wines are the most popular of the peninsula's wines. In fact, the region has surpassed Germany to become the world's main producer of this type of wine. Riesling is at the top of the list of white wines that are produced on the peninsula, followed by white Auxerrois and Gewürstraminer. Among the region's red wines are Merlot and Cabernet Franc.

Excerpt from Ulysses Travel Guide Ontario, by Pascale Couture

 
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