Welcome to Toronto. In this video we’re going to go through the must see, must do activities, some of the best places to eat in a 72 hours itinerary and guide.
Let’s not waste any more time.
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 72 hours in Toronto, Canada
00:12 How to get to Toronto
01:08 Tangerine Bikes - Street cars - Uber
01:45 St Lawrence Market
02:21 Hockey Hall of Fame
03:00 CN Tower - The Edge Walk
03:42 Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada
04:30 Kost
04:58 Rogers Centre - Scotiabank Arena
05:42 Casa Loma Blue Blood
06:42 Lavelle Rooftop - One Hotel Rooftop
07:27 North of Brooklyn Pizza
08:30 Planta
09:11 Yorkville Avenue
09:40 Royal Ontario Museum
10:12 Four Seasons Hotel - The Hazelton Hotel
10:39 Kasa Moto - Sassafraz
11:11 Mademoiselle Raw Bar
12:02 Eaton Centre Mall
12:32 Wilber
13:12 Toronto Islands
14:30 BeaverTails
15:11 The Distillery District
15:29 Cluny
15:52 Don Alfonso
16:57 Black & Blue
17:38 Canada’s Wonderland
18:44 Niagara Falls
19:29 Wrapping up
So what are the places mentioned in this program?
✅ Tangerine - Bike RIDES
Tangerine Bike Rides is a bike-sharing program in Toronto launched in partnership with Tangerine Bank and the Toronto Parking Authority. It provides convenient and eco-friendly transportation by offering users access to bikes at various docking stations throughout the city. A cool fun fact is that Tangerine Bike Rides aligns with Toronto's commitment to sustainability and reducing carbon emissions, promoting a greener urban lifestyle.
Website: bikesharetoron...
✅ St. Lawrence Market
St. Lawrence Market in Toronto has a history dating back to 1803 and is one of the city's oldest landmarks. This historic public market offers an array of fresh produce, meats, seafood, artisanal products, and crafts from local vendors. A cool fun fact is that the market was named the "World's Best Food Market" by National Geographic in 2012, reflecting its vibrant atmosphere and diverse offerings.
Website: www.stlawrencem...
✅ Hockey Hall of Fame
The Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto, established in 1943, is a revered institution celebrating the history and achievements of hockey players, coaches, and contributors. It houses an extensive collection of artifacts, trophies, and interactive exhibits that showcase the sport's evolution and its impact on Canadian culture. A cool fun fact is that the Hall of Fame features the hallowed Stanley Cup, the oldest professional sports trophy in North America, and visitors can even take a photo with it.
Website: www.hhof.com
✅ CN Tower (Edge Walk)
The CN Tower in Toronto, completed in 1976, is an iconic communications and observation tower. Its EdgeWalk, established in 2011, offers a thrilling experience as the world's highest full-circle, hands-free walk on a ledge encircling the tower's main pod, providing breathtaking views of the city from a unique perspective.
Website: www.cntower.ca
✅ Ripley Aquarium
Ripley's Aquarium of Canada in Toronto is a popular and immersive aquatic attraction. Opened in 2013, it features a stunning variety of marine life from around the world, including a walk-through tunnel that provides an up-close view of sharks, rays, and other ocean creatures. A cool fun fact is that the Dangerous Lagoon exhibit, with its moving walkway, offers visitors a chance to experience being surrounded by a mesmerizing underwater world, including various species of sharks and sea turtles
Website: www.ripleyaqua...
✅ Kost
✅ Rogers Centre
✅ Scotiabank Arena
✅ Casa Loma Blue Blood
✅ Lavelle Rooftop
✅ One Hotel Rooftop
✅ North of Brooklyn Pizza
✅ Planta
✅ Yorkville Avenue
✅ Royal Ontario Museum
✅ Four Seasons Hotel
✅ The Hazelton Hotel
✅ Kasa Moto
✅ Sassafraz
✅ Mademoiselle Raw Bar
✅ Eaton Centre Mall
✅ Wilber
✅ Toronto Islands
✅ BeaverTails
✅ The Distillery District
✅ Cluny
✅ Don Alfonso
✅ Black & Blue
✅ Canada’s Wonderland
✅ Niagara Falls
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17 авг 2024
