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A Quick Guide To Toronto’s Distillery District
A Quick Guide To Toronto’s Distillery District If you’re not familiar with the Historic Distillery District, it’s one of Toronto’s most unique neighbourhoods. Originally home to the world’s biggest whiskey Distillery, Gooderham & Worts, this small community has since been revamped into a hub for all things Arts, Culture & Entertainment. After closing it’s doors in 1990, the Distillery District became a prominent location for film production with over 1700 movies being filmed here. In 2001 the area was purchased and restored to it’s original glory by Cityscape Holdings and turned into what we now know and love as the Distillery District. It officially opened it’s doors in 2003 as…
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See The Best Of Toronto In A Day – 24 Hour Itinerary
How To See The Best Of Toronto In A Day – 24 Hour Itinerary Just over 5 million people call Toronto home, it’s one of North America’s fastest growing cities. Toronto is a great city to visit any time of the year and is jammed pack with activities. Wondering what to do in Toronto if you only have one day? This one day Toronto itinerary is perfect if you are passing through on a road trip, or perhaps have a long layover and want to spend the time exploring the city. From exploring it’s local and diverse food scene to learning about the cities Victorian past. If you only have…
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Trius Winery Tour – One Of The Best Wineries In Niagara On The Lake
Trius Winery Tour – One Of The Best Wineries In Niagara On The Lake Niagara on the lake is a quaint little town nestled on the shores of Lake Ontario, a stones throw away from the magnificent Niagara Falls. I first visited the town of Niagara-on-the-Lake a year ago, my first time visiting Toronto and Niagara Falls. It was a day trip from Prince Edward County – a long 2.5 hour drive just one way! As such I never had time to really check out any of the wineries. Last month I found myself back in Ontario – for my wedding! I’m not a fan of traditional hen/bacherlorette parties, and…
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A Local’s Guide To The Perfect Summer Weekend In Whistler
How To Spend A Summer Weekend In Whistler – 4-Day Itinerary Welcome to Whistler, nature’s playground and home to North America’s largest ski resort. During the months of November through to April Whistler is a winter wonderland, and in the summer it becomes a Mountain Paradise. Since moving to Canada three years ago I’ve tried Skiing, Snowmobiling, Snowshoeing & Ice Fishing during the winter months. I’ve discovered although I enjoy all those activities, my body simply doesn’t! I get cold – like really cold during the winter months due to bad blood flow. So once the summer rolls around I get super excited for all the hiking, sunbathing, camping and…
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7 Reasons You Should Visit San Francisco (And 3 Not To)
When you first rock up to a famous city, you probably think you’re going to love it from the get-go. Especially if you’ve if you’ve been lusting after this city for a while and gushing over all the Instagram photos. San Francisco is a city I’d longed to see for years, and when I first visited 7 years ago, I was awestruck. I was actually there, standing at the Golden Gate Bridge and riding the cable cars, I was in my element. I fell in love with the city almost immediately on my first visit, and with so many amazing things to do, I knew one day I would return.…
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5 Of Whistler’s Best Coffee Shops
5 Of Whistler’s Best Coffee Shops Who loves coffee? I love coffee! I start most mornings with a cup of coffee but nothing beats freshly ground espresso, and I’ve spent a lot of my time here in Whistler in it’s coffee shops. Whistler is a small community, but we still love our coffee just as much. You won’t have to look far to find a coffee shop here, but perhaps the best and lesser known places, could be harder to come across. Here are 5 of Whistler’s best coffee shops, and my personal favourites. CAMP Coffee CAMP Coffee (Coffee And Mindful Products) gets the number 1 spot, and will always…
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How Much Does The Disney Cultural Representative Program Cost?
How Much Does It Cost To Do The Disney Cultural Representative Program For UK Applicants? One of the questions most people ask when applying for the Disney Cultural Representative program is how much does it actually cost? The fees involved before evening arriving in Orlando seem to put a lot of people off. There’s only one piece of advice I can give you regarding this, and that is: the Disney Cultural Representative Program is so worth the small amount you pay beforehand! The application process is a lengthy one to begin with; in total my application took almost 11 months. Yes it’s a long time, but at least it will…
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How To Spend Three Days In Vienna – The City Of Music
Ahh Vienna, the city of music! A city brimming with museums, elegant palaces and coffee houses on every corner. On my three week trip home to the UK, I managed to squeeze in a weekend to Vienna and it is by far one of the most beautiful cities I have been to. It’s also much larger than you might expect. I’d always heard how beautiful Vienna was – but when thinking about the city I could never name any of its landmarks. Paris is famous for it’s Eiffel tower, New York for the Statue of Liberty – But what about Vienna? I must admit I had little idea about the…
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Anyone that knows me will know I have the world’s biggest sweet tooth. Give me a pretty patisserie and I’m all over it. So naturally I spent a fair bit of my time in Vienna doing just that – fulfilling my sweet tooth! The coffee culture in Vienna is completely different from here in North America; they are worlds apart. In the U.S. you’ll often see celebrities walking along with their favourite venti from Starbucks – almost a fashion accessory in itself. In Vienna, coffee houses are somewhere to linger and enjoy your surroundings. It is a part of the cities cultural heritage. In fact I don’t recall seeing anyone…
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