Not even a lifetime of vacations in Ontario would enable you to see the entirety of this sprawling and diverse province. Much of the province is sheer wilderness. So wild and remote is the northern two-thirds of Ontario that on most maps it is indicated as a nearly road less expanse of green, broken only by splotches of blue to indicate the lakes. In Ottawa you'll want to visit Parliament Hill, where you can attend sessions of the Senate and House of Commons, and watch the colorful Changing of the Guard. The National Gallery of Canada has an impressive collection of Canadian and Inuit art as well as the old standbys. Excellent geological and anthropological displays can be found at the Museum of Nature and the Museum of Civilization. (Courtesy of Rand McNally http://www.randmcnally.com)