Canada - Toronto, Montreal, Ottowa, Niagara

[jen78]

Hi :)

I'm off to my little brother's wedding near Toronto in September. A load of us are going and making a holiday of it over 10 days. We will be based in Hamilton near Toronto.

We are hoping to do Niagara for a day before the wedding and explore Toronto and get in trips to Montreal and Ottowa at least afterwards. Probably day trips for all as we are staying in the hotel in Hamilton throughout.

Just looking for tips and ideas for anyone who knows that area on what to do and see, journey times, best ways to travel, costs etc...

I fly out Tuesday afternoon and the wedding is on the Saturday though my parents will be needed for the rehearsal the day before then fly back the following Thursday evening.

Very grateful for any suggestions :)

[JoolsTwo]

Without looking at the map I would think Montreal and Ottowa may be a bit too far to do in a day trip. Niagra you could do and is worth a trip. If you haven't book your flight yet, could you fly into Toronto and out from Montreal? That way you could see Montreal and may be Ottowa.

[sara3]

morning sis :o)

I did a very rushed Canada trip a few years ago. you must do Niagara, which is simply breath-taking.. although if you turn around it's a bit like a seaside resort with tacky shops! try to fit in the boat trip which goes behind the falls (it was closed while we were there), or a helicopter trip.

in Toronto, do the CN Tower. I'm not good with heights but you can't go there and not do it!

[stewey]

Because of the distances involved, I would suggest that the time between your arrival and the wedding be spent touring the Niagara and Toronto areas: there are many interesting places to visit. After the wedding then go to Montreal and Ottawa. Here is a train schedule for you. The name of your departing station is Aldershot, not Hamilton.

[stewey]

I guess the link would help!
http://www.viarail.ca/en_index.html?wt.ad=engl ish_link_view&wt.ac=click_English_link

[dustypuss]

this might help

http://www.maidofthemist.com/en/

[dustypuss]

This might help

http://www.maidofthemist.com/en/


Ps If your on dillup the site is a bit slow to load

[NoMercy]

I went to Toronto for New Year 04/05. I had New Year's Eve dinner in the 360 Restaurant (so named because the restaurant revolves) at the top of the CN Tower.
Did a day trip to Niagara Falls and stopped off at a quaint little village called Niagara On The Lake.
Ruth's Chris is an amazing steak house in the centre of the city, if you like that sort of thing!

[nukaburt]

I know some of the great place where you can do and see the most popular things which gives you the complete satisfaction for enjoyment over here.

Igloofest

This festival takes place on the 12 January and ends on 28 January. This means that you can spend 4 days in an outdoor winter with DJs and music.

Montreal High Lights Festival

This takes places on 16 February and ends on 26 February. This is all about three components: lights, arts, and cuisine.

http://www.joguru.com/mondol-kiri-cambodia