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Toronto
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CANADA
PROGRAM 1
Summer camp for teenagers
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Tuition of
20 lessons per week including supervised activities: |
The school is situated in the heart of the
Canadian metropolis, collectively called " the Queen city". It is situated
on the Toronto University campus.
Tuition programs
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Starting dates.
For teens
aged 14 - 18
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2 weeks: June 29, July 13 or 28*,
August 4*.
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3 weeks: June 29 or Jul or 28*.
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4 weeks: June 29.
For teens
aged 12 - 16
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2 weeks: June 29 or July 13.
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3 weeks: June 29 or July 6.
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4 weeks: June 29.
Starting date will be on SUNDAY. It will end on SATURDAY. Except *,
starting on Monday, ending on Sunday
Available options.
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Pocket money: around 80 $CAN per week.
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Additional day of accommodation:
125 $CAN
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Optional activities to be booked on
site: Sample:
Metro Zoo - 19 $CAN
Disco - 12 $CAN
Movies - 13 $CAN
Lion King - 50 $CAN
Bowling - 16 $CAN
Rock Climbing - 30 $CAN
Casa Loma - 10 $CAN
Dock's Entertainment - 6 $CAN
Ontario Science Centre - 20 $CAN
Blue Jays - 13 $CAN
Playdium - 25 $CAN
Greektown - 5 $CAN
Fort York - 15 $CAN
Boat Cruise - 30 $CAN
Little Italy - 5 $CAN
Hockey Hall of Fame - 15 $CAN
Medieval Times - 45 $CAN
Art Gallery - 7 $CAN Please note that it is very significant to ensure your child before the departure. This insurance completes
the one already held by the summer camp.
To this end we strongly advise you to view the
general conditions of reservation.
We also would like to specify that your child will be take
care of as of the moment of his arrival to the airport or the
station and this until the date of expected return. A monitor will undertake to drive your child to the airport
or the station for its return and will make sure that his departure proceeds under the best conditions.
Additional precision: a qualified medical personnel
is always present 24 hours a day.
- TRANSFERS:
from train station, one way: 45$CAD
from airport, one way: 65$CAD
- Our prices are available from January
1st to December 31,
2008. These prices never include the Air
Fare.
SAMPLE
ACTIVITIES
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2008 prices on request only.
Please tell us:
Your nationality.
Your country of
residence.
(Please write the following in your request: TORONTO - CE.
Thanks )
email: info@langage.com |
| Toronto,
SUMMER CAMP |
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UUniversity
campus residence accommodation.
Students are in single or double occupancy
bedroom, University residence.
Being a mixed camp, girls and boys are separated and occupy very different
floors.
On the campus, many available and complete infrastructures: sports
complex, linguistic laboratory, library and areas of varied games.
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Some pictures
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DAILY SCHEDULE |
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( Subject to touring
schedule ) |
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Morning |
07:00 |
Wake-up |
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07:30-07:45 |
Clean-up |
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07:45-08:45 |
Breakfast |
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08:45-11:00 |
Formal Instruction |
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11:00-11:45 |
15 minute break
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11:15-13:00 |
Formal Instruction
continued |
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Afternoon |
13:00-14:00 |
Lunch |
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14:00-18:00 |
Leisure period:
scheduled or optional activities |
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Evening |
18:00-19:00 |
Dinner |
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19:00-23:00 |
Evening Program |
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23:00 |
All students in
residence |
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Bedtime: |
All students must
abide by the midnight (00:00) lights out curfew |
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Note: Schedule allows for students to attend local
Catholic Mass on Sundays, if they wish. |
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Excursions |
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Included in this program are 1 full day and 1 half day excursions
per week. These excursions are fully supervised by camp staff and
include transportation and admission costs |
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FULL
DAY EXCURSIONS |
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NIAGARA FALLS |
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Niagara Falls,
one of Canada’s most famous sites and a natural wonder of
the world gives students a chance to ride the Maid of the
Mist boat into the falls, or spend the day visiting wax
museums and shops |
| www.tourism.niagara.com |
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PARAMOUNT
CANADA’S WONDERLAND |
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This 370 acre
theme park is a popular summer attraction located just north
of Toronto. Highlights include rollercoasters, rides, a
water park and spectacular games and entertainment |
| www.canadas-wonderland.com |
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CN TOWER/HARBOURFRONT/CENTRE
ISLAND |
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This tour
provides students with the opportunity to enjoy the many
aspects of Toronto's lakeshore attractions. A visit to the
famous CN Tower, a chance to peruse some of many shops and
activities of Harbourfront and a ferry ride to Centre Island
give students plenty of time to get to know one of the best
areas of Toronto |
| www.cntower.ca |
| www.harbourfront.on.ca |
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CANADIANA TOUR
(Georgian Bay and Midland) |
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By popular
demand, the new full day excursion takes students on a tour
of some of Central Ontario's most famous sites. A visit
Midland's Martyrs' Shrine Church and Sainte-Marie among the
Hurons give students an insight into early French Canadian
settlement and native culture. The tour then continues with
a 2-hour boat cruise on Georgian Bay allowing students a
chance to see Ontario's famous "cottage country" and the
30,000 islands. |
| www.georgianbaytourism.on.ca |
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HALF
DAY EXCURSIONS |
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BLUE JAYS
BASEBALL GAME |
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Let’s Go Blue
Jays! Come see Toronto’s two time World Series Champions bat
up and play other famous North American teams. Students have
the chance to see the famous SkyDome in Toronto, and cheer
on the Jays to bat a home run. . |
| www.bluejays.com |
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ONTARIO PLACE /
IMAX |
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Located just
south of Toronto’s downtown core, Ontario Place offers
students an afternoon of fun with amusement rides, a water
park, bumper boats and more. Ontario Place is also home to
the Cinesphere, which stands as the first permanent IMAX®
film theatre in the world. |
| www.ontarioplace.com |
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BOAT CRUISE ON
LAKE ONTARIO |
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This popular
excursion takes students on a 3 hour dance cruise on Lake
Ontario giving students a superb view of Toronto's skyline
and lakeshore. St. Michael's students join students from
other CISS summer programme providing a unique opportunity
to meet new friends. A DJ spins music on the ultra popular
dance floor. . |
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ONTARIO SCIENCE
CENTRE |
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The Ontario
Science Centre is a world of science and technology, ready
to be discovered through interactive exhibits. The new
Omnimax theatre is a unique, totally involving film
experience, with a state-of-the-art 24 metre dome screen,
and digital wrap-around sound |
| www.ontariosciencecentre.ca |
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END PROGRAM 1
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PROGRAM 2
Family program, adult and child together
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20 lessons per week
for adult and 15 lessons per week plus activities for child:
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This program allows 1 or 2 parents to follow their children (1 or 2)
during their linguistic summer camp and then be able to get also a
language course. The
child MUST be between 7 and 17 years old.
Tuition program:
Parent (s):
- 1 lesson: 55 minutes.
- Minimum age: 25
- One way transfer from Toronto station or
airport to the residence for both parents and children.
- 20 English lessons per week (around 4 hours per
day), FRIDAY PM free.
- Around 12 students per class.
- Test and certificate of linguistic training
- Residence accommodation,
single or double occupancy bedroom.
- Breakfast included.
- School material not included: around
20$CAN
- Medical care of 1.000.000$CAN per student
included.
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Parents and their children have the choice
not to choose the place of residence with the school. They can so take
their own residence arrangments.
Child (ren):
- 1 lesson: 55 minutes.
- Minimum age: 7
- Maximum age: 17
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Groups respect the age brackets: (7 - 10;
11 - 13; 14 - 17)
- One way transfer from Toronto station or
airport to the residence for both parents and children.
- 15 English lessons per week (around 3 hours per
day).
- Around 12 students per class.
- Test and certificate of linguistic training
- Residence accommodation,
single or double occupancy bedroom.
- ALL meals included.
- School material included.
- Medical care of 1.000.000$CAN per student
included.
- 24H/24 supervision.
- All activities and excursions (
transportation included).
- Laundry service.
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Starting dates:
June: 23, 30
July: 7, 14, 21, 28.
August: 4, 11
Starting date will be on SUNDAY. It will end on SATURDAY. Program
will end August 23rd, 2008.
Available options.
-
Pocket money: around 100 $CAN per week.
-
Additional day of accommodation:
80$CAN per person.
Please note that it is very significant to ensure your child before the departure. This insurance completes
the one already held by the summer camp.
To this end we strongly advise you to view the
general conditions of reservation.
We also would like to specify that your child will be take
care of as of the moment of his arrival to the airport or the
station and this until the date of expected return. A monitor will undertake to drive your child to the airport
or the station for its return and will make sure that his departure proceeds under the best conditions.
Additional precision: a qualified medical personnel
is always present 24 hours a day.
- Our prices are available from January
1st to December 31,
2008. These prices never include the Air
Fare.
PLEASE NOTE:
The school for adults and the camp for
children are quite close, 2 minutes on foot. Everybody (parents and
children) share the same cafeteria. On Sundays, no activity is foreseen
for the children, what allows parents and children to discover Toronto
together.
RESIDENCES
To keep the maximum of efficiency in the children language training
those are accommodated in residence but
separately
from their parents, accommodated also in a residence. The two residences
are located across the street from each other.
Excursions
and activities for children 7 to 17 years old
Down this page.
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Converter
Prices are in Canadian dollars taxes
included.
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/ week,
accommodation and transfer included for all participants as mentioned
above. |
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Add. week |
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1 parent, 1
child |
4185$CAN |
1855$CAN |
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1 parent, 2
children |
6890$CAN |
3240$CAN |
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2 parents, 1
child |
5650$CAN |
2800$CAN |
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2 parents, 2
children |
8270$CAN |
3660$CAN |
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/ week,
accommodation and transfer NOT included. |
2 |
Add. week |
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1 parent, 1
child |
2135$CAN |
970$CAN |
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1 parent, 2
children |
3690$CAN |
1840$CAN |
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2 parents, 1
child |
3100$CAN |
1505$CAN |
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2 parents, 2
children |
4170$CAN |
1890$CAN |
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7 - 10 years old |
ACTIVITIES:
Junior campers enjoy a variety of camp activities (on-site) to complement the English classes and excursions. Camp activities are scheduled daily. The Junior Camp staff organizes, prepares, operates and supervises all camp activities.
The activities include:
Weekly, all three camps participate in Integration Events. These events are specially selected and planned to include campers in all three camps (and age groups). Integration Events help create a “family” atmosphere at the camps and provide an opportunity for all ages to interact with each other.
Integration Events include:
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Olympics (full day event with opening & closing ceremonies)
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Talent Nights
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Carnivals
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Closing Ceremonies
Our staff ensures that campers are occupied, having fun and learning all the time. Carefully timed play and rest periods provide for a great balance in the Junior Camp. |
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EXCURSIONS:
Junior campers attend a great
variety of excursions to
complement the English classes
and camp activities. Some
excursions are half day and
others are full day events.
Excursions are scheduled daily.
The Junior Camp staff organizes,
prepares for and supervises all
camp excursions. They ensure the
excursions are age specific,
exciting and educational for the
junior campers.
One
of the highlights for the Junior
Camp is the “Zoo Safari”. The
campers and counsellors spend a
night in a tent at the Toronto
Zoo “on safari” with zoo guides
and scientists. They have the
opportunity to experience and
learn about the zoo in a unique
and exciting way!
Other excursions include:
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Tours
of downtown
Toronto
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CN Tower
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Blue Jays baseball game
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Royal
Ontario
Museum
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Picnic at
Toronto
Islands
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Ontario
Science Centre
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Medieval Times Dinner & Show
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Bowling
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Olympic Spirit
Toronto
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Harbour front
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Laser Quest
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St. Lawrence Market
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Shopping (including a Toy
Store visit)
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Swimming
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Planet Hollywood
dinner
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Toronto
Street
Festival
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Canada
Day Celebrations
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Fort
York
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Animation workshop
Full
day excursions include:
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11 - 13 years old |
ACTIVITIES:
Intermediate campers enjoy a
variety of camp activities
(on-site) to complement the
English classes and excursions.
Camp activities are scheduled
daily. The Intermediate Camp
staff organizes, prepares,
operates and supervises all camp
activities.
The
activities include:
Weekly, all three camps
participate in Integration
Events. These events are
specially selected and planned
to include campers in all three
camps (and age groups).
Integration Events help create a
“family” atmosphere at the camps
and provide an opportunity for
all ages to interact with each
other.
Integration Events include:
-
Olympics (full day event
with opening & closing
ceremonies)
-
Talent Nights
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Carnivals
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Closing Ceremonies
Our
staff ensures that campers are
occupied, having fun and
learning all the time. The
Intermediates profit from a
daily schedule designed to help
them interact with fellow
campers and counsellors. |
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EXCURSIONS:
Intermediate campers attend a
great variety of excursions to
complement the English classes
and camp activities. Some
excursions are half day and
others are full day events.
Excursions are scheduled daily.
The Intermediate Camp staff
organizes, prepares for and
supervises all camp excursions.
They ensure the excursions are
age specific, exciting and
educational for the intermediate
campers.
One
of the highlights for the
Intermediate Camp is the
Medieval Times dinner and show.
The campers and counsellors are
transported back into time and
experience the food and
entertainment of 12th
century castle life. The show is
very entertaining, educational
and lots of fun! A dance
completes the evening’s
festivities.
Other excursions include:
Full
day excursions include:
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14 - 17 years old |
ACTIVITIES:
Senior campers enjoy a variety
of camp activities (on-site) to
complement the English classes
and excursions. Camp activities
are scheduled daily. The Senior
Camp staff organizes, prepares,
operates and supervises all camp
activities.
The
activities include:
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Movie nights
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Dances
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Sports
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Murder Mysteries
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Dating Game
Weekly, all three camps
participate in Integration
Events. These events are
specially selected and planned
to include campers in all three
camps (and age groups).
Integration Events help create a
“family” atmosphere at the camps
and provide an opportunity for
all ages to interact with each
other.
Integration Events include:
-
Olympics (full day event
with opening & closing
ceremonies)
-
Talent Nights
-
Carnivals
-
Closing Ceremonies
The
Integration Events provide a
great opportunity for senior
campers to display their
leadership skills and interest
in applying for the
Counsellor-In-Training Programme
for the following year. |
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EXCURSIONS:
Senior campers attend a great
variety of excursions to
complement the English classes
and camp activities. Some
excursions are half day and
others are full day events.
Excursions are scheduled daily.
The Senior Camp staff organizes,
prepares for and supervises all
camp excursions. They ensure the
excursions are age specific,
exciting and interesting for the
senior campers.
Unique to the Senior Camp is the
weekly Options
excursion/activity in which the
seniors choose from a number of
different attractions. Various
possibilities are nearby and
accessible by subway or a short
walk: the theatre, professional
sports (tennis, football) music
concerts, shopping, museums,
galleries and more!
Other excursions include:
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Tours
of downtown
Toronto
-
CN Tower
-
Blue Jays baseball game
-
Medieval Times Dinner & Show
-
Picnic at
Toronto
Islands
-
Royal Ontario Museum
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Ontario
Science Centre
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Laser Quest
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St. Lawrence Market &
Distillary District
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China Town
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Bowling
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University
of
Toronto and
Queen's Park tour
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Olympic Spirit
Toronto
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Shopping (Eaton
Centre/Fashion District)
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Planet Hollywood
dinner
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Toronto
Street
Festival
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Canada
Day Celebrations
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Marche dinner
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Much Music tour
Full
day excursions include:
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7 - 10 years old
11 - 13 years old
14 - 17
years old
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City
Information.
Metropolis of the country and Ontario capital, on the bank of Ontario
lake, it occupies the site of the former French fortress, fortress
Rouillé, established in 1749. The English bought the place to the
Indians in 1787. Then named York, the city becomes major of this part of
Canada. Toronto is the most important industrial and commercial area of
the country. The business district near the lake is dominated by
skyscrapers and the CN tower (553 m).
You can visit the Ontario Royal museum with its collections of
the Chinese antiques, which are, as it is said, the most beautiful
outside of China, and European galleries Samuel, which teem with
furniture, with glass factory and with different objects.
Another more picturesque museum is the Bata shoe museum, the
surprising finds tell the history of humanity ! In the presentation of
the celebrities ' shoes, Elton John numerous shoes met Napoleon
Bonaparte 's socks.
Just a step from the Bata museum is the chic district Bloor-Yorkville,
renowned for its prestigious addresses (Chanel, Louis Vuitton), its
numerous shops of Canadian dressmakers between Yong Street and Road
Avenue, its bookshops, its art galleries, its terraces and its Victorian
style houses. Not to miss: the animation corner Yonge and Dundas
streets, the fullest of life crossroads of the city with its salesmen of
hot dogs and bretzels. The Queen West street (between University and
Bathurst) is also worth the bend. The shops of the young "avant garde"
dressmakers, the audacious shop windows, the atmosphere of pubs will
give you the taste to spend hours there.
If you like antiques and beautiful objects, it is necessary to
visit Harbourfront on the edge of Ontario lake. Besides Queen Quay
Terminal, shopping center which abounds in furniture and in finds design
shops, there is just close an impressive market of antiques. Take
advantage there to make a break, because Harbourfront buzzs of
activities with the lake Ontario in backcloth. To have an open view on
the skyscrapers of the town centre, it is necessary to rise aboard the
ferryboat which connects in 20 minutes Harbourfront with islands Ward.
Another possibility of visit is to drive along the wines roads towards
the Niagara peninsula , famous for its vineyards. It will be possible to
end your evening in beauty by going to attend one of the numerous
musicals occurring in Toronto
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