Monte Carlo Inn Vaughan Suites

... where Tom wined and dined us &#8211; dry martinis, shaken not stirred with two olives (just like 007), vintage wines and a superb dinner.<br><br>· Distillery District &#8211; An area in Old Toronto that was home to the largest distillery in the world (in the 1800&#8217;s) that became really famous during prohibition when it&#8217;s the liquor was shipped illegally into ...

... br>· The PATH system (located beneath the financial district) is the world&#8217;s larges underground shopping concourse. Its complex 27km walkway links major hotels, banks, department stores, and numerous other businesses to vehicle parkades and a sophisticated subway system. The subway trains are a lot bigger and faster than expected &#8211; its 12 linked cars cover 4 ...

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 ...

... watch hunky water-skiers smash up the water in their speeds. No. The Lake is instead beside a mass of factories and commercial property with no nicety to it at all. We had lunch looking out to the city below us. To be honest with you, it looked much like any other City we've visited but the snow gave it something magical as the skyscrapers reflected snow clouds in their windows. It took us 2 days to dredge up an itinerary for Toronto and Niagara Falls and whether we could fit ...

... them to a club, Circa, where we paid a $25 cover BUT got to see techno dj Diplo. Great beats and crowd - couldn't beat it. I didn't crawl out of bed until almost 3pm the next day. Late lunch at St Lawrence Market, bit of strolling about and a trip up the CN Tower was all I managed. :) Nice end to my evening when Zoe, our prod asst that I totally adore, came to my room for a chat.

I don't have a lot of time to write much, but I promised a bunch of you I'd write a post so we could make sure this worked. So it's my last night in Canada for a few months and that's really strange. I mean I'm so comfortable here and I know where everything is, I know the city inside and out. I know where to go to get just about anything, and I'm totally comfortable hopping on and off the transit, wandering ...

... front lawn I could park on. Sweet. So I tell Laura and her roommate I will be there in about 30 minutes. This quickly turns into an hour and a half as I get lost in the busy downtown one-way-dead-end streets of Toronto. If I never knew how to shift gears before, I certainly know how to do it now! I believe that the best motorcycle driving practice in Canada you can get is to drive in this city...probably. It was insane-o crazy, but again, really really fun. So I finally get ...

... name attractions, peculiar petrochemical solvent aroma in the towels and bed-linen...all mod cons really. Checked in, checked e-mail, found an offer of a bed for the whole of our intended stay. Dammit. We asked the reception guy if we could have a refund (spun him a yarn about an old friend who we thought was out of town suddenly being available), but to no avail. Dammit. We've only just got here, we haven't even slept in the bed (hadn't even got ...

... realise how close to the Canadian border we really were and only ten minutes later we found ourselves in Canada having our bags checked out by sniffer dogs and a nasty customs lady asking why on earth we would come to Canada in winter. Thankfully she let us into the country and we settled down for the slow and nerve wracking ride to Toronto through the thick snow. Eventually we arrived, unfortunately a few hours later than planned, jumped ...

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 ...