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Shopping in Canada

Coming to Canada practically all tourists start thinking what souvenirs to bring back home. Smoked salmon takes the top place among other purchases. It is one of the most popular gifts brought from Canada. Don’t be afraid that it can be spoiled. Cold smoked salmon, (it is usually called lox), can be bought frozen and keeps being eatable during 24 hours at room temperature. Other popular presents from Canada are ice wine, ice cider and fine cheeses. Nanaimo Bars can be found all over Canada at most bakeries. These triple-layer chocolate squares hail from Nanaimo became very famous both among the locals and tourists. Take into account that the best souvenirs amongst kids are foreign coins. That’s why don’t forget to take with you home the Canadian toonie.





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