How to spent the time best between Country 2 Country 2019 in Berlin and Amsterdam and the “main events” in London (dairy and review of C2C 2019 in London), Dublin and Glasgow? The answer for some of the acts was…
Novotel Toronto Center (Hotel Review)
Just being a short walk away from Toronto Union Station, which perfectly connects to Pearson airport, the Novotel Toronto Center felt like the perfect stay for two days exploring the city to us. It is one of very few Accor Hotel…
Hockey Hall of Fame
If you are a puck-addict, Toronto is your Mecca – and the old-fashioned looking building at the crossing of First and Yonge Street is your temple: the Hockey Hall of Fame is a must-visit for every ice hockey fan. I…
Casa Loma (Toronto)
Casa Loma in Toronto is North America’s only full sized castle. Though it might not be that well-known here in Europe, it is one of the best visted – and best rated – attractions in Ontario’s metropole. The area of…
Royal Ontario Museum
The Royal Ontario Museum just feels like an amazing wonderland of topics, a bit of “something for everyone”. Did you ever feel like a T-Rex skeleton? They got it! Asian architecture? An own section! Something about Scandinavian furniture? Sure, third…
CN Tower and Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada
The Ripley’s Believe it or not Museums are quite well known. As I never visited one so far, I was even more curious that the same franchise is also driving aquariums. The Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada is situated in the heart of…
Bata Shoe Museum
Just some sneakers and high heels? The Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto promises much more than that and wants to introduce the visitor to the culture and history of shoes and shoemaking. Thus, this place felt like a must-visit for…
Flying Air Canada Premium Rouge
“Flying Rouge” becomes quite a success story for Air Canada. Just having started five years ago in 2013, the Maple Leaves’ low-cost subsidiary is steadily expanding their network, including connections to the Carribean, Europe and even Japan (Osaka from Vancouver).…