Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Vaughan

... designer shopping name brands. With its splendid restaurants, picturesque gardens, rejuvenating spas and historic flare, it is the preferred hot-spot for actors and high profile visitors. The sightseeing walk was an eye-opener into glamour and lavish lifestyles. <br><br>· EVERYBODY in Toronto wear black coats.<br><br>· Cab rides cost about a $1 per block.<br><br>· Garbage ...

... Trust Bank has the largest collection of Inuit art in the world.<br><br><br><br>June&#8217;s Comments:<br><br>Tom&#8217;s NEW office building is located on the corner of Bay &amp; Front Streets. With its several setbacks and a high decorative tower, the TD building is the most distinctive of Toronto's tallest skyscrapers. Inside, the atrium is unbelievable! Its indoor metal ...

Why is it so difficult to find a place to park in downtown Toronto? Or at least why is it so difficult to find a 'safe' place to park in Toronto. You spend $20 for the privellege of abandoning your car in a street corner dirt covered car park with no security. The ...

... and then onto New York. We knew it would be a long drive......we've done the Outback in Oz after all....However, the lovely lady at Thrifty told us we would not be able to hire a car in Toronto and drop it in Montreal because Montreal driving laws insist on snow tyres or chains on all cars and Thrifty do not have any of these in Toronto. So it would not be possible for a Thrifty employee to drive the car back down to Toronto without these and getting pulled over. Plus, we were ...

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... it in my mind and am totally not thinking about it. I still can't quite believe that tomorrow I'm going to get on a plane by myself and traveling...alone. *pinches herself* Is this really me? *shakes her head* Anyway, it'll be great and I look forward to sharing my experiences with all of you! And I look forward to coming home at Christmas and surrounding myself in the familiar again. Here we go!

... way back to Kensington for a bit. I look at some weird things that they have for sale and generally wander around. I'm not really in the market for new clothes or ironic knicknacks, so I don't buy anything, as usual... There is a pretty good acoustic singer songwriter type guy playing underneath the awning of a fish market. 1:30 comes and I have to head back to Laura's place. They neglected to tell me that they would be taking their bicycles to the parade, so in all honesty ...

... ed and whinged for a bit, then went to the pub. Pretty good pub, as it turned out (The Jersey Giant). It was trying to look like a British pub, but with the added bonus of having waitress service, as is pretty much standard in pubs this side of the pond. Decent food (we've learnt: order a starter between two people, and that's quite enough food for one meal), quite a bit of decent beer (Creemore Springs), then back to the hostel. After a night on a ...

... out, Audrey took us to the local shopping mall, Yorkdale Plaza. It was huge and entertained us (read Carlie and Megan) for quite a few hours then we took the bus back, managing to find Audrey's house just in time to sit down to a lovely home cooked meal. Yum! After another restful nights sleep we headed into Toronto city to do some tourist stuff. We managed to negotiate the bus and train and found ourselves at central station and close to ...

Hight Park is a nice place to have a walk and take a break. It is close to downtown. The park stretches south from Bloor st. West to the Queesway (subway station : Hight Park or Keele <br><br>I have visited the park in winter but it may be cutest in spring or summer. <br ...