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San Francisco's iconic “Painted Ladies.” If a day or two is all you can spare in the city, be sure to visit these and the other great landmarks below. (Photo: Casie Stewart/Canadian Geographic)
Boats on the mouth of the Rivière Maquatua near Wemindji, on eastern James Bay (Photo: Roland Bastarache/Canadian Geographic)
Pascale Marceau and Lonnie Dupre celebrate with the flag of The Royal Canadian Geographical Society on the summit of Jeannette Peak in eastern B.C. on April 2. (Photo: Vern Stice)
Kenzie Wakefield begins the rugged trail to Mt. St. Patrick, the highest peak in Cape Scott Provincial Park, as part of her first week of training, which involves getting to know the lay of the land. (Photo: Matt Law/Canadian Geographic)
Montreal is filled with fun things for families to do, including a ride on La Grande Roue de Montréal, Canada's highest observation wheel. (Photo: Tourisme Montréal)
Accras (a.k.a. cod fritters) are a standard on menus featuring Creole cuisine in Guadeloupe. (Photo courtesy Guadeloupe Tourism)
The canoe was the original mode of transportation in Canada, and there are plenty of opportunities to learn about its history — and hit the water yourself — in eastern Ontario. (Photo: Destination Ontario)
Hikers traverse a rocky slope in eastern British Columbia's Cariboo Mountains. (Photo: Javier Frutos/Can Geo)
St-Viateur bakery in Montreal's Mile End neighbourhood has been serving up fresh wood-fired bagels since 1957. (Photo: Alice Gao/Commission Canadienne de Tourisme)
Curious king penguins check out David McEown's easel as the artist paints in St. Andrews Bay on the subantarctic island of South Georgia. (Photo: Daisy Gilardini)
