A trip to Canada is sure to be filled with unforgettable views and experiences unlike any other. 

Every year, millions of people head to Canada to see Niagara Falls. In fact, over eight million visitors trek to the spot each year to take in its beauty, according to the Niagara Falls website. 

Canada is a very large country, the second largest in the world behind Russia. Seeing several of Canada's popular tourist destinations all in one trip will be a long vacation, with travel days worked in. Instead, it's more practical to choose just a couple of destinations close to each other to focus your trip on. 

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Below are a few places throughout the country that many tourists head to for a vacation.

Starting with Niagara Falls, which is made up of three different waterfalls: Horseshoe Falls, American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls. 

There are several different ways you can explore Niagara Falls, including by boat or with a walking tour filled with incredible viewing points. You can even take a helicopter tour of the destination. 

While you're visiting, there are plenty of great restaurants where you can also get great views of Niagara Falls while you enjoy a scrumptious meal, such as Table Rock House. 

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You can also book one of the many hotels near Niagara Falls that offer stunning views throughout your vacation.

Banff National Park is located in Alberta's Rocky Mountains.  

While in Banff National Park, be prepared for lots of hiking and tons of picturesque views throughout the route. 

If you enjoy skiing or snowboarding, there are three luxurious resorts located in Banff: Mt. Norquay, Sunshine Village and Lake Louise Ski Area. 

Whether you're a beginner or an expert, you'll be able to find hills that suit your level of experience at Banff. 

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While at Banff National Park, you can take an eight-minute ride on the gondola to soar high above the trees. 

Old Montreal is full of attractions for visitors. 

While visiting, you can get great views from the observation wheel in Old Port and do plenty of shopping at the stores that line the streets. You can also take a ride on a zip line for an exciting adventure. 

Many visitors stand in awe in the Notre-Dame Basilica. If you visit at night, you can purchase tickets to see the church illuminated in breathtaking lights. There's also a 25-minute light show put on. 

In Old Montreal, you can also visit the history and archaeology museum Pointe-à-Callière and the Centaur Theatre to catch a show. 

Toronto is a city often visited by tourists, especially since it's home to the CN Tower. 

At the CN Tower, you can get incredible views of Niagara Falls and even into New York State from the top of the building, according to its website. 

There are many different activities to partake of at CN Tower, so you can really cater your experience to the liking of you and your travel party. 

There are plenty of lookout spots at different levels throughout the tower. 

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The lower observation level features a glass floor design. The main observation deck features glass walls throughout, so you can take incredible pictures from different spots along the level. 

If you're feeling extra-adventurous, you can participate in the Edgewalk. While 116 stories up, with a harness keeping you secure, you can walk along the edge of the main pod of the tower. If heights make you uneasy, staying inside the tower may be the better option for you. 

The top of the tower is where you can get the best views, where you'll be able to see about 100 miles out, according to the CN Tower website.

There's also dining in the tower at 360 Restaurant. Of course, the restaurant offers spectacular views, and different ones throughout your meal, as it completes a rotation every 72 minutes. 

If you love the city, visit downtown Vancouver on your trip. 

You can simply walk through the city or take a bike if you prefer. There are plenty of places to stop for a quick snack or a sit-down meal throughout the city. 

Downtown Vancouver is full of places to shop, as well as art galleries and museums to explore. 

If you want some serenity away from the city, check out Stanley Park, which is full of beautiful greenery, mountainous views and lots of wildlife. 

The jersey for one of the Jacksonville Jaguars' star players looked a little different when the NFL preseason kicked off last month. 

The exhibition games gave fans an opportunity to get accustomed to the name on the back of the jersey that the pass rusher formerly known as Josh Allen will wear in 2024.

The defensive end is now referred to as Josh Hines-Allen. The Jaguars said the name change was made in "tribute to Joshua's maternal side of the family and the other relatives who have worn 'Hines' and 'Hines-Allen' on their jerseys."

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Hines-Allen was sometimes confused with his former namesake, Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen. The Bills signal caller will not be making any alterations to his name. He told Fox News Digital that he made the change because he believed it was the right time.

"I think it was the best time with my career," Hines-Allen said. "Plus, I had a lot more resources to help me get it started. Not really knowing how to do it… my wife pushed me to change it because I've been telling her about it. I have a great team to help me, support me to get that out there and stick to it… so it made it really easy for me to do it."

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Hines-Allen talked about his "legacy" in a social media video when he announced his name change.

"Legacy is forever, and I’m proud to carry that tradition on the back of my jersey, following in the footsteps of my family, who have donned the Hines-Allen last name with so much pride and joy," the 27-year-old said. "My last name has been changed, but I’m still that person. And I will continue to play like it, play even better."

The Jaguars edge rusher's sister, WNBA player Myisha Hines-Allen, has used the Hines-Allen surname for years. His other sisters, Kyra and LaTorri, both played college basketball and also used the Hines-Allen last name.

The NFL star credits his uncle Gregory Hines for helping raise him. Gregory was drafted by the Golden State Warriors in 1983 following a standout career at Hampton University. Hines-Allen's other uncle, Keith Hines, played basketball at Montclair State.

Although Hines-Allen's 2022 campaign will likely be remembered for his crucial fumble recovery and return for a touchdown in a Week 18 win over the Tennessee Titans which helped secure the AFC South title for the Jaguars, the pass rusher's stat line fell short of the double-digit mark. Hines went from 7 sacks in 2022, to a career-best 17.5 last season. The impressive number also marked the most sacks in franchise history. The Jaguars will deploy a different defensive scheme this year under new coordinator Ryan Nielsen.

Nielsen spent the 2023 season with the Atlanta Falcons and replaced Mike Caldwell. Hines-Allen spoke about how the new scheme fits his playing style.

"This is a new scheme for me," he told Fox News Digital. "So for me… just allow us to be us. I think we have a good coaching staff that's going to allow us to really play ball and is going teach us their way, but go out here and play ball. I've been playing ball my whole life so and they are just going to allow me to go out here and play free and to make as many plays as I can for this team."

"I love it," Hines-Allen responded when asked about his feelings on the new defense overall.

In June, Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence agreed to an historic five-year contract extension with the franchise. The 24-year-old was the top pick in the 2021 NFL Draft. Lawrence has already added his name to the Jaguars' history books. He is fourth on the franchise's all-time passing yards list. His 58 career touchdown passes rank fourth in franchise history.

Hines-Allen landed his own lucrative contract extension in April, when he agreed to a five-year deal which made him one of the highest-paid players at his option.

"(If you) look around the NFL, or all these top teams in any sport… they keep their core guys. They keep the guys that help them (build) their foundation," Hines-Allen said. "And that's one thing we're starting to do now is keeping our core guys, paying our guys… guys that worked really hard for it and whose deserving of. As long as we keep building around that staff, around that culture, we'll get to where we need to be."

San Francisco 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa and some other defensive ends frequently line up for a play without placing their hand on the grass of the turf. However, Hines-Allen typically will place his hand in the dirt — which is something he said fits his style.

"I think I'm a little bit more directional. So there's no false step… it's hard to false step in a three-point stance. That allows me to get a good push off the ball and know where I'm going. I like rushing out of (the) two-point as well… but that three-point just allows me to dig deep and I know where I'm going. And if I stay on that track then most likely I'll put myself in a good position." Hines-Allen said.

He was the No. 7 overall selection in the 2019 NFL Draft. The Jaguars rewarded Hines-Allen in April with a five-year contract extension.

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