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10. Vancouver International Airport - Canadian Instagrammers love travelling, and they're certainly not afraid to show it (in fact, they really enjoy showing it).

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10. Vancouver International Airport - Though the airport does provide some stunning images, it's likely that most people are posting pictures of themselves with their backpacks and passports—you know, to make sure everyone knows how worldly and adventurous they are.

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9. Ripley's Aquarium in Toronto - The aquarium has only been open for five years, but it's one of the most popular spots in Toronto. It features a walkway where sharks swim over you, as well as a chance to pet stingrays.

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9. Ripley's Aquarium in Toronto - The most Instagrammed spot in the aquarium is likely the entrancing, glowing jellyfish wall.

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8. Vieux-Port de Montreal - The Old Port of Montreal stretches for over two kilometres along the St-Lawrence River and is dotted with shops, street performers, art, and attractions like the Science Centre and even a zipline.

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8. Vieux-Port de Montreal - Equally as beautiful in the day as it is at night, the port also connects to the narrow cobblestone streets of Old Montreal.

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7. Plateau Mont-Royal - Montreal fills its second spot on this list with the Plateau Mont-Royal, one of the most charming, laid-back, and youthful neighbourhoods in the province.

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7. Plateau Mont-Royal - While the Mont-Royal mountain provides stunning trails and lookout points, the flat-level "plateau" is home to the famous Rue Saint-Denis, which is lined with IG-worthy cafes, eateries, bars, galleries, and theatres.

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6. The CN Tower - All 553.3 m of Toronto's most easily identifiable landmark is unsurprisingly one of the most Instagrammed places in the country. If it's good enough to be the cover of Drake's album 'Views,' it's definitely good enough for your Instagram feed.

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6. The CN Tower - Posting a picture of the tower is also the only way for those edge-walkers to share their crazy adrenaline-spiking adventure, as they can't really snap a picture while hanging off the side.

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5. Canada's Wonderland - Located in Vaughan, Ontario, Canada's Wonderland is home to thrills and chills, as well as the tallest and fastest roller coaster in the country. 

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5. Canada's Wonderland - Looping rides, vibrant water parks, grand castles, artificial mountains, fireworks, and the iconic funnel cake are all begging to be snapped and shared.

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4. Whistler Blackcomb - This wouldn't be a Canadian list without a popular ski destination on the west coast cracking the top five.

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4. Whistler Blackcomb - The impressive mountain range hosted the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, but summer is just as amazing and Instagrammable.

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3. The Rogers Centre - Toronto's Rogers Centre is that glowing blue dome next to the CN Tower in all those dreamy twilight skyline photos like this one.

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3. The Rogers Centre - The dome is most popular for hosting Blue Jays games, where everyone dons their blue uniforms and posts pictures of themselves during the games' lulls.

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2. Toronto Pearson International Airport - Again with the travelling! How else will people let their followers know they're embarking on a hip, trendy journey?

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2. Toronto Pearson International Airport - It's the largest and busiest airport in the country, and it features many art installations, like this structure by artist Richard Serra, which has incredible acoustics when you stand in the middle of it.

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1. Air Canada Centre - Toronto's largest multi-purpose indoor arena, used for events from sports games to concerts, takes the number one spot as the most Instagrammed place in Canada.

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1. Air Canada Centre - It's hosted artists like Jay-Z, Justin Bieber, Kanye West, Lady Gaga, Elton John, Madonna, Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones, and Adele, and it's also the home of the Toronto Maple Leafs.

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Most Instagrammed cities? - Two countdowns for the price of one! Here are the most Instagrammed cities of Canada.

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10. Mississauga, Ontario - Kariya Park and the Absolute Marilyn Monroe Towers, along with the lakeshore views, are the most Instagrammed in Mississauga.

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9. Victoria, British Columbia - Victoria's most Instagram-friendly places include Fan Tan Alley, Inner Harbour, and the majestic Hatley Castle.

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8. Winnipeg, Manitoba - The Cube in the Old Market Square, the Forks Bridge, the Assiniboine Park Zoo, and Lake Winnipeg are among the most Instagrammed places in the eighth-ranking city.

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7. Edmonton, Alberta - Edmonton is the seventh-most Instagrammed city in Canada, with popular locations including the Rogers Place and the Ice Castles.

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6. Niagara Falls, Ontario - It's pretty self-explanatory why Niagara Falls is the sixth-most Instagrammed city. 

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5. Ottawa, Ontario - It's all about the food and museums in Ottawa, with the most Instagrammable places including the Canadian Museum of History, the National Gallery of Canada, Byward Market, and cafes like Equator Coffee, Morning Owl Coffeehouse, and Biscotti & Cie.

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4. Calgary, Alberta - Calgary International Airport, Scotiabank Saddledome, Calgary Zoo, and the Calgary Stampede have all been deemed highly IG-worthy.

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3. Vancouver, British Columbia - Besides the airport, Vancouver has stunning sights in Stanley Park, English Bay, Kitsilano Beach, Gastown, BC Place, and the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park, to name a few. 

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2. Montreal, Quebec - Other than the Vieux-Port and Mont-Royal, Montreal's other most Instagrammed places include the Bell Centre, the Olympic Stadium, Saint Joseph's Oratory, Marche Jean-Talon, Place Jacques Cartier, and, of course, the famous Schwartz's deli.

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1. Toronto, Ontario - So you know about the Air Canada Centre, Rogers Centre, CN Tower, and Ripley's Aquarium, but there's also the Distillery District, Nathan Phillips Square, Kensington Market, the Canadian National Exhibition, and the beaches.

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