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shing_ May 7 2007, 20:52:24 UTC
OMG, you're coming to visit me my hometown!!

Since this is your first time here, most tourists of course visit the CN Tower & the glass floor. As mentioned below, The Science Centre is a very cool place. Yes, it's aimed at kids but it's all hands-on exhibits which is v fun (it's located in the 'burbs but easily accessible via public transit). What else? We have the Art Gallery and Royal Ontario Museum -- both buildings are under renovations but are still open to the public. They have designated certain times free admission so that's a plus if the timing works! There's Casa Loma which I just found out is the only castle in North America. The Toronto Zoo is great, too. Niagara Falls is about an hour's drive away with many tour buses travelling between the 2 cities. Niagara is also wine country so if you like to do wine tours, that's the place to go.

I'm gonna stop rambling now :) If you have any questions, I will do my best in answering!

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airemay May 7 2007, 20:53:46 UTC
Oh wow!!! I could go to Colombus for $100!!! That rocks! I could visit my grandparents this summer. :D

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anonymous May 7 2007, 20:53:49 UTC
Come visit me! We'll pick you up a Boston fridge magnet.

Smooches,
Editor Jen

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madlori May 7 2007, 21:00:50 UTC
I'm thinking of coming to Boston over Labor Day, actually. What do you think of that?

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Toronto Suggestions dkellergrl May 7 2007, 21:27:00 UTC
I love Toronto. I used to go once every year to the film festival, but I haven't been since 2004.

Visitor's Guide - http://www.toronto.com/guide/visitors

Hair of the Dog (A great place for brunch Saturday or Sunday) - http://www.toronto.com/bars_clubs/listing/512372

Second Cup (coffee shop) Everyone raves about Tim Horton (it's a great coffee shop), but I really like Second Cup. - http://www.secondcup.com/

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gambling anyone? rawonderland May 7 2007, 23:28:05 UTC
*delurk*
I don't know how much you or Brian the Art Guy are into gambling, but if you are there is a rather large Indian casino right near Niagara that you could stop at on the way through or back, it's called the Seneca Niagara Casino. I've heard good things about it from my relatives back in NY who are big fans of that sort of thing. I grew up on an Indian Reservation in New York state about an hour from where you're going to be driving through. Hope you enjoy your trip! I'm jealous!
-Miranda

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