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sullivan
Joined: 17 Apr 2004
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| I’m so looking forward to my vacation in Toronto next month, but as I have never been there before, I’d like to organize my itinerary well so that I don’t miss anything that I find important. I know that it’s a beautiful city, but to be honest I can’t tell the difference between Toronto or, say, Montreal. I mean I know very little about this city. What to see there for the first time? |
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ryon
Joined: 15 Sep 2004
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| Posted: 01/04/08 - 22:28 Post subject: |
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| Maybe you don’t know but Toronto is the biggest city in Canada, and this doesn’t sound comforting in the sense that you should be very well organized in order to be able to see everything that is attractive and interesting there. So, I’ll just give you a couple of hints because that’s better, so that you can have directions. If I tell you too many things you’d definitely be lost in so much information. Toronto Eaton Centre is a large if not the largest, shopping centre in that city. It’s not attractive because of the numerous shops, but because of its great architectural design. Then, Toronto Zoo and The Royal Ontario Museum are also something not to be missed for the world. If you want to grasp the whiff of high class, take a walk in the Yorkville. And be sure to visit Greektown, which is very appealing for tourists. |
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