Canada is a captivating country and each of Canada’s UNESCO sites represents a site that has contributed to the country’s rich natural and cultural history. If you’re considering a vacation trip to Canada, it’s well worth trying to see one or two of the country’s World Heritage sites.

Canada has 20 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including two transboundary sites. Of these 20 sites, 9 are Cultural sites, 10 are Natural sites, and 1 is a mixed site (Cultural and Natural).

Name	Date Inscribed	Category	Visited
L’Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site	1978	Cultural
Nahanni National Park	1978	Natural
Dinosaur Provincial Park	1979	Natural
SGang Gwaay	1981	Cultural
Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump	1981	Cultural
Wood Buffalo National Park	1983	Natural
Historic District of Old Québec	1985	Cultural
Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks	1984	Natural
Gros Morne National Park	1987	Natural
Miguasha National Park	1999	Natural
Old Town Lunenburg	1995	Cultural
Rideau Canal	2007	Cultural
Joggins Fossil Cliffs	2008	Natural
Landscape of Grand Pré	2012	Cultural
Red Bay Basque Whaling Station	2013	Cultural
Pimachiowin Aki	2018	Mixed
Mistaken Point	2016	Natural
Writing-on-Stone / Áísínai’pi	2019	Cultural
Kluane / Wrangell-St. Elias / Glacier Bay / Tatshenshini-Alsek	1979	Natural
Waterton Glacier International Peace Park	1995	Natural

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