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Trips of a Lifetime

Cruise Western Africa in Senegal and the Gambia

Tour the lesser-known part of the African continent with Peregrine’s eight-day Cruising the Rivers of West Africa tour. You’ll see wildlife like dolphins, crocodiles, manatees, and more while aboard the company’s small cruise ship. Then you’ll head inland for a visit to The Gambia National Park to see chimpanzees and make a humbling stop at the island of Kunteh Kinteh, where the American slave trade began. lead with reason A new airport in Dakar makes travel even more accessible this year.

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Witness the Great Elephant Migration

For another amazing wildlife experience, book Wilderness Travel’s new trip, The Great Elephant Migration. This 11-day tour takes you through Botswana, Zimbabwe, and Victoria Falls. It’s timed with the elephant migration (July and August departures only) that takes place in Hwange National Park. You’ll also have the opportunity to find leopards, lions, spotted hyenas, jackals, giraffes, buffalo, antelope, and sable, and even participate in night drives for some nocturnal animal sightings. Accommodations include luxurious camps like Camp Kuzuma and Zambezi Sands.

Asia

Be a Nomad in Mongolia

Experience nomadic life in Mongolia on G Adventures’ 10-day tour through the northern part of the country. You’ll ride horseback through the countryside and stay overnight in a homestay at a nomadic camp where you get to sleep in a ger(similar to a yurt). Visit Mongolia now while it’s still a relatively untouched tourist destination; the government recently said it wants to increase tourist visits to 1 million per year in 2020.

Trek the Hidden Himalayas

Head to Dolpo, a part of the Himalayas that’s only accessible by foot. Wilderness Travel’s 13-day trek takes you to the untouched trails and villages of this part of Nepal as you see how ancient Tibetans lived (this part of the region is culturally Tibetan). Highlights include Phoksundo Lake, Kathmandu’s temples, and of course plenty of mani (prayer) walls and chortens (shrines).

Bhutan for Beginners: A First-Time Trekker Tackles the Famed Druk Path

View Japan in a Different Light

Many visitors flock to Japan’s tourist hot spots in spring (to see cherry blossoms) or fall (to enjoy the vivid foliage), and with the country drawing increased attention thanks to the upcoming 2020 Olympics, these times of year are even more crowded. Instead, opt for something different and take a tour of Japan in winter with Topdeck’s seven-day Japan Winter tour. You’ll get the chance to ski at the country’s famed resorts, visit a historical theme park, enjoy sulfuric hot springs, and take a city tour of less-touristy Sapporo.

Central America

See a Different Side of Mexico Than You Did on Spring Break

Mexico’s heartlands are literally the heart and soul of authentic Mexican culture. While the coastal beaches are breathtaking, opt for a more immersive experience on Intrepid’s 15-day tour throughout central Mexico. You’ll visit a pueblo magico, explore the trendy city of San Miguel de Allende, taste tequila in Guadalajara, take a walking tour of Mexico City, and see the Pyramid of the Sun in Teotihuacan up close.

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North Africa/Middle East

Explore Undiscovered Oman

SmarterTravel named Oman an emerging destination two years ago, and the country is starting to see more visitors for its blend of culture, beaches, and natural landscapes. G Adventures offers an eight-day tour that takes you through highlights like the Wadi Kakar (Oman’s version of the Grand Canyon), desert camping in the Wahiba Sands, a visit to a turtle reserve, and a tour of the capital, Muscat.

Oceania

Discover Australia Without Going to Sydney

While Sydney is an amazing part of Australia, there’s so much more to the country than just its East Coast. G Adventures’ affordable North to South trip includes the unspoiled national parks in the Northern Territory and makes overnight stops in the Outback at Alice Springs and Uluru before heading down to South Australia’s urban hot spot, Adelaide. Most of the accommodations on this budget-conscious trip are basic, but they include experiences like camping in the Outback and sleeping underground in an opal-mining town.

Europe

Eat (and Hike) Your Way Through Italy’s Boot

If you’re an Anthony Bourdain fan, you may remember the season 10 finale that aired in late 2017, Southern Italy: The Heel of the Boot, which has inspired travelers to get off the beaten path in Italy ever since. Wilderness Travel’s new tour this year, Hiking Puglia and Calabria, visit some of the same mystical towns Bourdain did in what’s sure to be the next popular tourist spot in Italy. Activities range from culinary experiences like wine and olive oil tastings to excursions like cliffside hiking and cave exploring. You’ll also see two UNESCO World Heritage sites: the cave dwellings of Matera (also a European Capital of Culture this year) and the famed Trulli houses in Alberobello.

Float Down the Danube on a Reinvented River Cruise

A river cruise is one of the best ways to see Europe, and U by Uniworld is shaking things up for the industry. With ships and itineraries designed for the “young at heart,” this isn’t your grandparents’ river cruise. My pick for 2019 is the Danube Flow cruise, which covers three countries in eight days: Germany, Austria, and Hungary. There are also departure dates with special itineraries that overlap with Oktoberfest, Sziget Festival, and the holiday Christmas markets and New Year’s Eve celebrations.

The 10 Best Solo Vacations for 2019

Walk England Coast to Coast

Sleep in cozy countryside inns while you cross England by walking 192 miles over nine days. REI Adventures’ England Coast to Coast Hiking trip takes you through three national parks: Lake District, Yorkshire Dales, and North York Moors, where you’ll see grazing sheep, storybook villages, and stunning landscapes. Along the way, you rest at local pubs and teahouses, and the tour includes stops at the home of William Wordsworth, Richmond Castle, Easby Abbey, and more.

Bike the Causeway Coast

The adventurous and active can take a weeklong, self-guided tour through Northern Ireland. Viator’s Causeway Coast Cycle Self-Guided tour is ideal for travelers who want to go at it alone but need some help planning. The itinerary starts with a city cycle tour in Belfast, where you’ll explore iconic sights. You then bike along the coastline with stops in villages and castles to rest and sleep at small inns. The tour includes a ferry ride to Rathlin Island, Giant’s Causeway, Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, Bushmills Whiskey Distillery, an optional trip to the Dark Hedges, and return transportation to Dublin.

Explore Portuguese and Spanish Islands You’ve Never Heard Of

Portugal was 2018’s hottest destination, and tourism growth shows no signs of slowing down in 2019. Avoid the overcrowded spots with a 15-day cruise throughout the Portuguese and Spanish islands. Hurtigruten’s Atlantic Exploration itinerary is new this year and covers the Azores, Madeira, and the Canary Islands. The journey begins and ends in Lisbon, so you’ll have plenty of time to explore the capital. Stops include three areas of the volcanic archipelago—the Green Island (Sao Miguel), the Blue Island (Ilha Azul or Faial), and the Purple Island (Angra), as well the islands of Porto Santo and Madeira of Portugal, and two islands in the Canaries: Santa Cruz de Tenerife and the less-visited San Sebastian de la Gomera.

North America

Visit a Rainforest in Canada

Home to fjords, rare wildlife, and, yes, a rainforest, is Canada’s British Columbia province. Maple Leaf Adventures’ Great Bear Rainforest trips are sailing-based and include tons of wildlife excursions with opportunities to see grizzly bears, spirit bears, black bears, baleen whales, orcas, gray wolves, and bald eagles. The itinerary also includes cultural experiences with First Nation villages, a trip to hot springs, and kayaking.

Canada Forever: The Ultimate Canada Holiday for Every Month

Go on a Snow-for Adventure

If you’re into snow sports, then this trip should be on your bucket list. Topdeck’s 10-day Great White North tour takes you to Whistler, Big White, and the Big Three ski resorts in Banff. You’ll also experience some of Canada’s epic drives and sights, like the Sea to Sky Highway, Fraser Valley, the Coquihalla Pass, Kicking Horse Pass, and the Continental Divide.

South America

Tour Chilean Wine Country

Chile is a hot destination in 2019 with Patagonia’s popularity and the 2019 solar eclipse, but you should visit this destination for another reason: the Casablanca Valley. The area is known for its Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, and Pinot Noir, but has distinct microclimates that growers are learning more about to produce other varieties, like Malbec and Merlot. This trip of a lifetime is just 90 minutes from Santiago by car. Use Upscale travel to plan your perfect trip through the region; activities can include cycling, a helicopter ride, dining with winemakers, and more.

5 Secret Wine Regions You’ve Probably Never Heard Of

Backpack Through Bolivia

Bolivia’s salt flats are otherworldly, and the country as a whole is on its way to becoming the next South American hot spot. Contiki’s 13-day Bella Bolivia tour covers tons of ground, starting in La Paz, the capital, and ending in Chile’s Santiago—the first nine days are spent in Bolivia with an included flight to Santiago on day 11. You’ll truly see it all: the cathedrals of La Paz, the Witches’ Market, the white stone buildings in Sucre, Salar de Uyuni (salt flats), Avaroa National Reserve, the Salvador Dali desert, and plenty more to make this trip of life worthwhile.

Go to the Remote Falkland Islands

Getting to these remote and almost-polar islands isn’t easy—or cheap—but this year marks the first new flight route to the U.K. territory since the late ‘90s. Though no date has been set, the flights will go from Argentina to the islands with LATAM Airlines. Intrepid is offering a new-to-2019 tour for eight days, Falkland Island Expedition: Past & Present, which will take you to beaches, nature reserves, and the battlegrounds from the war of 1982. And don’t forget about the wildlife; a king, Magellanic, and gentoo penguins all call this place home.

Polar

Spend a Night on a Glacier in the Arctic Fjords

If Norway’s Arctic fjords are on your bucket list, take your vacation to the next level with a trip to Svalbard. Off the Map Travel’s summer trip to the archipelago includes dog sledding, kayaking, a glacier climb, and the once-in-a-lifetime chance to sleep on a glacier at the Nordenskiold Lodge. Note that you won’t see the northern lights this time of year, but rather experience the “land of the midnight sun,” which also happens to give you the best chance to see polar bears. If you’re looking for a northern lights experience, the tour company has a four-day All Day Aurora tour to the same region.

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40+ Places to Shop Local (Online) for Christmas Gifts on Small Business Saturday and Beyond

All photos by me - Kristina Rowe (and most are pre-pandemic. Apparently I’m not much of a shopper.)

I hope your Thanksgiving was great and I hope you’ve been able to support some small businesses today. Here’s a list I originally posted on Reddit of some Dallas small businesses where you can shop for Christmas gifts or for yourself.

Online shopping options are linked or described here to give you the safest possible shopping experience.

I’ll be sharing some more holiday shopping lists featuring local Dallas businesses soon. (Some of us aren’t into Black Friday shopping, even in non-COVID-19 years.)

Happy Shopping, you’ll feel great when you shop local!

Toys

Froggie's 5 &10 - Note: Not much can be purchased online. This store will be moving in 2021 so they are offering discounts on pretty much everything in the store.

Toy Maven - Toys, games, novelties, and lots more.

Toys Unique - Games, puzzles, arts & crafts and lots more.

Twig & Olive - Boxed sets that encourage creative play with no batteries, buttons or screens.

Gaming

Common Ground Games - With board games, trading card games, miniatures and paints, it will also someday once again be a great place to meet others and play games. Their week-long small business Saturday sale runs through Sunday, Dec 6.

Madness Games and Comics (Plano) - A pop culture mega store with new comics, graphic novels, actions figures, board games, RPGs, and more.

Richardson Bike Mart near White Rock Lake at sunset.

Bikes

Red Star Bicycle Shop - Family-owned bicycle services, repairs, sales, and rentals.

Richardson Bike Mart - Founded in 1962, this local shop has grown into a small chain with stores in Richardson, Frisco, Dallas and McKinney. Their website has multiple holiday gift guides and online shopping.

Oak Cliff Bike Synergy - New and used (some vintage) bicycles.

Preston Hollow Bicycles - Local bike store selling a variety of bikes, accessories, utility items, apparel and more.

Sports/Outdoors

A J Vagabonds - Outdoor & Sporting Goods store in Bishop arts with a motto of “Go Outside Y’all.” They have fun stuff and great gift ideas on their Facebook page, but it looks like most of it cannot be purchased online.

Buddy’s Sporting Goods - In business 40+ years, focus on team sports equipment and apparel.

Dynamic Discs - This company wasn’t “born in Dallas” and isn’t headquartered here, but it’s family-owned and has a small footprint with a strong presence in Carrollton and Lewisville. If you’re into disc sports, you’ll want to shop here.

Not Just Soccer (Dallas & Fort Worth) - locally owned and operated business specializing in everything youth sports.

Play it Again Sports (Plano) - Locally owned, new and used sporting goods and gear.

Ray’s Sporting Goods - The iconic Dallas guns and more store on Singleton.

Plants

North Haven Gardens - Sustained a hard hit from the tornado, got up and dusted itself off and got back into business. Truly deserving of your support!

Ruibal’s Plants - Locally owned and managed with four (beautiful!) locations in Dallas.

Books

Deep Vellum - A nonprofit publishing house and literary arts organization. Order books they’ve published through DeepVellum.org or request any book you want and they will order it for you through DeepVellum.com.

Half Price Books - OK, they’re a huge chain but they belong to Dallas.

Interabang - Another tornado recovery story, their online shopping system is quite robust.

Lucky Dog Books - Used book stores in Mesquite, Oak Cliff, and East Dallas. No online shopping site, but you can call or email requests to see if they have something you want in stock and they will ship it to you.

The Wild Detectives - To provide an online shopping experience, they’ve leveraged Bookshop.org, which offers a large selection, great service, and supports local bookstores with the proceeds of sales.

Pretty bonbons from Chocolate Secrets.

Chocolates

Cocoa Andre - This Mexican-American family-owned chocolate shop has Mexican chocolates, themed chocolate molds, vegan chocolate, bean to bar chocolates made in house and much more.

Chocolate Secrets - Hand-painted bonbons and truffles are the thing here. They also have a great selection of different chocolate Santas, Christmas trees and other fun holiday-themed chocolates.

Dude, Sweet Chocolate - Chef Katherine Clapner likes peculiar things and unique flavor combos and it shows (in a good way) in the delicious chocolates and treats she makes.

Kate Weiser Chocolate - Oprah made Kate Weiser’s “Carl the Snowman” famous. Handmade and beautifully painted candy bars are special here anytime and the holiday version is no exception.

Pre-pandemic in the gift shop at Nasher Sculpture Center.

Gift Shops/Flower Shops/Stationery

Abundantly Aromatic - Soaps, body scrubs, Shea Butter lotions, and more all handmade locally with all-natural ingredients.

Bettie Lou’s - Sister store to Froggie’s Five and Dime, they offer gift baskets online.

Dallas Museum of Art Gift Shop - Posters and postcards along with more practical items like umbrellas and tote bags to fill your life with art.

Lone Chimney Mercantile - Dallas-themed art, kitchen linens with salty sayings, fun accessories and gifts. Order gifts from their online store or choose art prints and canvases from the owner/photographer’s Etsy shop.

Nasher Sculpture Center Gift Shop - There’s lots here from home goods to jewelry and accessories ranging from affordable to extravagant.

The T Shop - East Dallas florist with a lovely gift selection.

White Rock Soap Gallery - Soaps, candles, bath and body products and more from more than 50 Texas makers.

Pets

Scotty’s Bowties - Pet bowties, bandanas and more.

Uptown Pet Wear - Doggie wear, leashes, harnesses and more.

Etsy Spring Bash 2018. Love, love, love these gals!!

Apparel and Accessories

Bullzerk - Undoubtedly the coolest store in Dallas, offering entertaining, Dallas-themed stuff. Shop online and consider checking out the Charity Shirts category to also support the Dallas Zoo and other charities.

Favor the Kind - Apparel, accessories, and gifts. Cyber sale thorough Monday.

Lucky Franklin - T-shirts, sweatshirts and more for dog and cat moms, plant lovers and other wonderful people.

Mosaic Makers - Multiple local makers under one roof (and in one online shop!)

Odin’s Leather Goods - Leather bags, belts, and bracelets are just a few of the offerings at this store that went from making products at their dining room table and selling them on Etsy to a workshop space in Coppell.

Neighborhoods

Bishop Arts District - This website has links to many of the retailers in the Bishop Arts District. Use the links there to check out which ones offer online shopping.

Deep Ellum - Here’s where to shop in Deep Ellum. Be sure to “Load More” at the bottom of the page to see them all.Use the links there to visit individual shops for online shopping links.

I bought one of these handmade totes from Lucky Franklin and then I won another one (full of locally made goodies) in a Boho Market giveaway a year or so later.

More suggestions:

Buy merchandise (T-shirts, hats, etc.) online from restaurants, bars, small music venues, coffee shops, breweries, distilleries and more. Just visit the full website of your favorite places and look for a link to “shop.” Or if you’re in a position where you can do so, look for a donation or GoFundMe link on their site and help out some of the hardest-hit places. They could use your support.

Hardware stores under the True Value and Ace brands are usually locally owned and operated. My favorite is Rooster Home and Hardware because George the Rooster lives there. Online shopping is through TrueValue.com. I’m told Stones Ace Hardware in East Dallas has free beer while you shop.

Shop local from dozens of area makers at Etsy Dallas. Use the links on the page to go to the Etsy stores that interest you.

The State Fair of Texas has a holiday shopping site where you can buy State Fair souvenir gifts and shop from State Fair vendors and GoTexan merchants.

Also, here’s a large list of local businesses offering gift cards, compiled by the Dallas Morning News in cooperation with USA Today.

Next week my list of great gifts of wine and spirits from local producers and shops is coming to the Dallas Observer Food and Drink section. Stay tuned!!

#Dallas TheSmallerSide shoplocal smallbusinesssaturday DallasTX shopsmall supportlocalbusiness

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ONE DAY IN TORONTO ITINERARY – TOP THINGS TO DO IN TORONTO

BEST TIME TO VISIT TORONTO

Toronto can be an all year round destination. From Christmas markets in the winter to one of the world’s biggest Pride parades in the summer. However, winter temperatures can drop to -30. On the contrary, summers go up to 50 degrees! The best time to go is in September and October when the city puts on it’s colourful fall coat but still sits in the 20 degree weather sweet spot or April and May – when you can catch the cherry blossom season and the city takes on a pink aura! Fall and spring allow you to sightsee while the city is still not overcrowded with tourists, traffic and extreme weather conditions.

A FEW FACTS ABOUT TORONTO

Toronto is Canada’s most populated city with 25 % of the entire country’s population settling in or around the city. You will find over 8000 restaurants with more opening daily, making Toronto to be every foodie’s dream destination. If you consider yourself a food lover, Food and Sightseeing tour is exactly what you should look for by coming to this marvelous city!

Toronto holds the Guinness world record for the longest street in the world, Yonge Street, that stretches for 1896 km!

The city is also known as an “artist mecca”, with over 20 000 artists residing in it as well as 25% of all Hollywood movies filmed in it. Toronto’s film industry brings in approx. 1.5B USD each year.

TOP THINGS TO DO IN TORONTO

With so many restaurants, museums, sights and sounds it can be overwhelming to try and see everything. Follow this guide and you’ll get the best of Toronto in one day!

Start your day at Union Station

Pearson airport express train will take you straight to Toronto’s busiest subway station – Union. This station has around 300,000 people passing on a standard business day and it’s the perfect start to experience the vibrant lifestyle of the city.

Have breakfast at St. Lawrence Market

A short 10 min walk on Front Street will take you to the St. Lawrence Market, named World’s Best Food Market by National Geographic in 2012.

With over 100 vendors, you can find anything from traditional Jewish “bagels” to Ukrainian perogies, local cheeses, or the Canadian peameal bacon sandwich. After you have breakfast have a coffee or a drink in the Great Hall and complete your visit with a walking tour to hear about the Markets 200-year-old history.

Explore the Distillery District

Continue walking on Front Street for 15 minutes and reach the historical Distillery District. The area is the best-preserved collection of Victorian Architecture in North America. It is the home to over 40 heritage buildings and courtyards, boutiques and artisan shops and a popular walking destination. You can shop, eat, explore or wake up your inner photographer here and meet people from all over the world.

Live on The Edge on CN Tower

Take the bus on Front Street or walk up to King Street and take the 504 streetcar that will get you near the CN (Canadian National) tower, before the night crowds. Built in 1976 as a satellite tower, it held the record for the World’s Tallest Building and Freestanding Structure until 2007.

You can choose to take the glass elevator to the observation deck, lie down on the glass floor or test your limits and walk outside on the towers edge around the circumference of the roof! The first of its kind in North America, The Edge Walk makes for a once-in-a-lifetime thrilling experience!

Have lunch in Kensington Market

Hop on the Spadina Streetcar that will take you through the hectic Chinatown all the way to Toronto’s most vibrant neighborhood – Kensington Market. It’s a bohemian neighbourhood populated with artists and packed with affordable cafes and restaurants. Since Canada’s Marijuana legalisation in 2018, you can find a variety of dispensaries and indulge in the local past time before choosing one of the restaurants. You can find Chinese, Portuguese or Colombian cuisine here. Looking to try something different? Try Rasta Pasta – a Jamaican Italian fusion!

Check out Queen Street West

Voted one of the coolest neighbourhoods by Vogue magazine and just a 5 min walk down from Kensington is the trendy Queen Street. The street stretches throughout the city but walk east from Bathurst Street and check out the cool shops like The Condom Shack or have a photo session in the Graffiti Alley. You can shop on the local “TSOQ” (The Store On Queen) for a fresh new look or have a drink at “Bowine Sex Club” (not an actual sex club) – the alternative live music haven downstairs and a relaxing tiki rooftop patio upstairs!

Shop at Eaton Centre and Bloor Street

Take the 501 East to Queen and Yonge and explore the largest Toronto mall on the longest street in the world. You can find clothes, shoes, jewelry at all price ranges here but if you want to indulge in some luxury shopping take the Yonge street and walk over Yonge-Dundas square for some street entertainment all the way up to Bloor Street and check out the stores like Holt Renfrew, Davids, Tiffany, Prada, Louis Vuitton, and Hermes for some luxury items.

Watch the sunset at the Harbourfront

Use your last hours to treat all your senses. Hop on the Yonge-University subway back to Union station and walk down to Harbourfront. It is the lakefront neighbourhood overlooking Toronto Islands and Lake Ontario. The views are spectacular and the air is fresh! You can try a local craft beer at Amsterdam Brewery, have a nice dinner or just hang out at Sugar Beach – an urban park beach with live music and festivals. Interested in a planned tour? Try one of the many boat tours. For an added romantic touch take the sunset cruise!

Party in the Fashion District

Still have time left? Take the 510 streetcar up to Fashion District and enjoy a night out. The name derives from the early 20th century when the area was a textile centre. Today, the old factories and warehouses house a variety of clubs and bars. Want to laugh the night away? Try Second City – a comedy club that gave the world comedians like Mike Myers and Martin Short. Feeling like a drink with a twist? Have one at SpiN nightclub – a martini bar with ping pong tables. Still not enough? Walk out on King St W and just close your eyes, wherever you point you will find a lounge, bar or club to go to!

WHERE TO STAY IN TORONTO

The Omni King Edward Hotel The original luxury hotel, built in 1903, this establishment has a royal feel to every moment of your stay. While consolidating present day solace and polish, The Omni King Edward Hotel still has the castle like loftiness. Marble washrooms and custom vintage sheets combined with its central location by St. Lawrence market make for a extraordinary stay in Toronto!

The Beverley Hotel Encompassed by shops and eateries, The Beverley Hostel is set on stylish Queen Street West in Toronto. This boutique lodging offers rooms with a moderate stylistic theme and free WiFi. A bar, eatery, rooftop bar, and retail shop are on site so you can relax and enjoy views of the city at any time.

The Novotel Toronto Centre Including an indoor pool, hot tub and spa, Novotel Toronto Center is situated inside a 10-minute stroll of Toronto Union Station and Air Canada Center. Visitors can appreciate the on-location eatery and free WiFi accessible all through the property. The Toronto Center Novotel is a 4-minute stroll from the Hockey Hall of Fame. The CN Tower is under 1.5 km away

HI Toronto Hostel Situated in Central Toronto and just strides from the neighborhood metro stops HI Toronto Hostel offers roomy shared and private rooms. The on location bar, The Cavern, includes live bands most evenings of the week make for a fun filled stay in downtown Toronto.

DAY TRIPS FROM TORONTO

Niagara Falls Desert the Toronto noise for the striking magnificence of Niagara Falls. Begin with a drive through Niagara’s wine district on the way to the falls. Journey up Niagara River for a spectacular view of the great Horseshoe Falls and afterward head down to the Whirlpool Rapids perception deck. After a long day of sightseeing you’ll want a glass of wine. Luckily, one of the many Niagara wineries is there to quench your thirst.

Elora George National Park Take an hour bus ride up to The Elora Gorge. A prominent vacation spot situated at the western edge of Elora, Ontario, Canada. As the Elora Gorge Conservation Area, it is one of the numerous preservation regions claimed by the Grand River Conservation Authority. Spend the day hiking, swimming, tubing or just enjoying the sights and sounds of untouched nature.

Toronto Islands Take the ferry or a taxi boat from Harbourfront to the Centre Toronto Island and spend the day at the Island Zoo, at the beach or sipping beer in one of the many restaurants located around the island. If you’re feeling like going down to your birthday suit take the ferry or a water taxi to Hanlan’s Point drop off and then bike or walk to the beach. (about a 20 min walk). The South end of Hanlan’s Beach is clothing optional!

EXTRA TIPS FOR VISITING TORONTO

Buy a TTC Day Pass – instead of spending 3.25 CAD per trip, buy a day pass that allows you to travel all through the city on buses, streetcars and the subway. There are group and family options available as well. You can buy the pass at every Subway Station within the City of Toronto.

Plan your visit around one of the city’s festivals – September brings Toronto Film Festival and the hottest Hollywood stars flood the city for a week. You can check out one of the films as well. The same month has Nuit Blanche – an all night art installation and performance festival. Bars are open later and the city is packed until early morning the next day.

Use the bike share program – Toronto loves cyclists! There are public bikes you will find docked all around the city. You can rent them by hour, day or even a week. Just pick one up and drop it off wherever you see another station.

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Cousins Weekend November 2018

We varied our traditions and stayed in Toronto for this year’s annual Cousins Weekend. A trip to the Christmas Market in the Distillery District was a highlight.

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6 Magical Holiday Markets Across Canada

It’s officially the time of year when holiday markets are popping up all around. The joyous offerings at these festive pop-ups make us want to put on our favourite ugly sweater and (try to) sing carols with friends and family over a cup of steaming hot chocolate. To help you get your cheer on, we rounded up some of the best markets across Canada where you can eat, drink, shop and be merry.

Toronto Christmas Market Toronto, Ont.

Located within the cobblestone alleys of Toronto’s Distillery District, this Christmas Market prides itself on offering loads of holiday magic and romance. With its iconic Ontario-grown Christmas tree standing tall as the centre of attention, plus the hundreds of twinkling lights, Christmas music and mistletoe, this isn’t one to be missed. Grab a delicious homemade snack from vendors like Santa’s BBQ, Schokoladen S’mores or the Wafel Bar, and browse the festive wares lining the streets. The market is open Tuesday through Sunday from November 14 to December 22.

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Yes, we know it’s September. Sorry. If Walmart has already put out holiday decorations, we’re okay to remind you that the Toronto Christmas Market is only 2 months away, right? Photo by @arjsun #curiocitytoronto

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Vancouver Christmas Market Vancouver, B.C.

As part of the centuries-old tradition in German towns, the Vancouver Christmas Market is in its tenth year of hosting a Christkindlmarket. Celebrating German traditions and uniting them with modern Vancouver offerings, this European-inspired holiday village is decked with twinkling lights from November 20 to December 24. If the market-wide scavenger hunt doesn’t get your inner child excited, the hand-crafted gifts from local artisans and regionally sourced refreshments surely will.

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8 WEEKS TO #CHRISTMAS! 🎄 Who’s excited to celebrate the season with us? The #VanChristmas Market opens Nov 20 to Dec 24 at Jack Poole Plaza. 📷 @diaenchen2

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Christkindl Kitchener, Ont.

Look within Ontario for more Yuletide celebrations of German origin. From December 5 to 8, wooden huts lining Kitchener’s Christkindl Outdoor Village offer goodies like butter tarts from Carla’s Cookie Box, hot mulled wine from Concordia Club, and Christmas decor, giftware, handmade clothing and more. Inside adjoining Kitchener City Hall are two floors of even more vendors (plus some warmth). Jenny & Fred’s G-Scale Model Railway is a major attraction within the market, bringing over 25,000 visitors to the train display.

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Sending you all a healthy dose of holiday cheer from the Christkindl Market in Kitchener today. Yes, that's my turkey leg. No, the dog did not lick it… even after I offered it to him. What kind of dog is that?? Thanks for the photoshoot @brian_limoyo !

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Banff Christmas Market Banff, Alta

It’s hard to imagine a more magical location for a holiday market in Canada. Not only does the Banff Christmas Market offer classic tastings and crafts, but it does so in front of the snow-covered rocky peaks of Alberta. For two weekends in November (November 15 to 17 and November 22 to 24), enjoy the one-of-a-kind shopping experience, as well as the many scheduled activities like sleigh rides overlooking Banff National Park and outdoor bonfire lounges paired with warm beverages.

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Marché De Noël Allemand De Québec Québec City, Que.

Bringing to life a magical atmosphere just weeks before Christmas with twinkling lights and all the Christmas decorations you could possibly need is the Marché De Noël Allemand De Québec. The largest in the province, this German Christmas market will undoubtedly bring back some childhood nostalgia with its schedule of adult board game evenings and outdoor story times. The market also offers products from over 80 exhibitors from Québec, Germany and Europe, and runs from November 22 to December 23 in Old Québec.

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12 Days of Christmas Fireweed Market Whitehorse, Yukon

From December 12 to 23, a unique craft fair takes place in the Yukon. Featuring the wares of over 80 vendors, this market offers everything from arts and crafts to fresh baked goods, books and more, with a focus on Yukon handcrafted and grown items. Vendor K. Buerge of Poiema says “12 Days is a fun and welcoming venue where I love to stroll, socialize and leisurely admire local art and handcrafts.”

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The Halifax Lights Festival Halifax, N.S.

Twinkly lights are an instant emblem of the holiday season. Between November 30 and December 7, observe beautiful light displays at Halifax’s Splendour in the Park in Cornwallis Park. Don’t forget to bring your favourite family member (we’re talking about your pet!) to take a photo with Santa. Before enjoying a silent dance party, share the warmth in your heart by dropping off a donation for the Navigator Street Outreach Program.

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Upcoming Events to Enjoy Your Holidays in Toronto

Toronto is not the place to stay at home or sit around by the coffee table. This city deserves limo rides on the road, strolling around the streets and a thrill all over in the surroundings. This city is all about festivity especially on the days of Christmas and New Year. Celebrations are everywhere, the whole town is glitzing with its Christmas lights. So, if you’re worried that how to make your holidays like an adventurous experience, there are a lot of upcoming events for you. Christmas itself an event and winters in Canada brings a lot of other festivals along. However, let’s have look at the upcoming events to enjoy till the new steps in the town. To add up more spice and thrill, do not forget to book an Airport Limo.

How to Celebrate Upcoming Holidays in Toronto?

Christmas and New Year is the time of many people to celebrate, to start over their lives and for the great next year. There are a lot of hopes and wishes bound with it, Kids pray for Santa to bring the gift of their choice, they light up their houses, make cookies and help less-fortunes to make best out of these days. So, whoever you are, wherever you belong, try to make these events exciting and thrilling for you and for others around you. Follow up the schedule of events and don’t forget to book your tickets.

Toronto Christmas Market

Date: 15th November – 23rd December (2018)

The perfect blend of traditional and contemporary norms. This market celebrates everyone inspired by music, art, scents and sceneries. So, don’t forget to spend your precious minutes on the magical evening of Christmas market.

New Year’s Eve

Date: 31st December 2018

New Year’s Eve is full of the exciting view. You can grab a cruise tour, enjoy the view, bars, restaurants and cafes offer extraordinary happenings. Celebrate the evening with your loved ones and enjoy the best of your day.

Toronto International Boat Show

Date: 12th January – 21st January (2019)

Do it for the love of boat. Yes, it is for the enthusiast and people with different educational interests. You might want to be part of crew sometime, this will help you know about the boats. It can be a great deal for the watercraft lovers.

Toronto Light Festival

Date: 18th January to 3rd March (2019)

The Distillery Historic District looks amazing with the lights, especially on these days. It opens a way to the most amazing open-air gallery which is the artists’ heaven and they get the chance to display their masterpieces of history, art and traditions.

Winterlicious

Date: 25th January to 7th February (2019)

The first thing that comes in a mind after this is delicious. Lunch, dinner and all the new/traditional food is just yummy. They bring the best restaurants and the tasteful food to the streets of Toronto. Do not forget to try this mouth-watering menu.

Valentine’s Day

Date: 14th of February

Well, the city has some amazing ideas to offer on this day of love. Celebrate the day with your partner by opting for the helicopter ride or just sip and stroll around the street. Apart from that, there are various restaurants offering a lot of the discounted deals for the dates. So, yes, grab your love and let it be the most memorable day of your life.

There is a long list of events that can make a great deal to be in Toronto. Enjoy your days in the city and make it the most memorable time of your life. However, for any tour within a city and luxurious ride, you can get the private car service and return in your own Airport Limo Toronto within reasonable fares.

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Upcoming Events to Enjoy Your Holidays in Toronto

How to Celebrate Upcoming Holidays in Toronto?

Toronto Christmas Market

Date: 15th November – 23rd December (2018)

New Year’s Eve

Date: 31st December 2018

Toronto International Boat Show

Date: 12th January – 21st January (2019)

Toronto Light Festival

Date: 18th January to 3rd March (2019)

Winterlicious

Date: 25th January to 7th February (2019)

Valentine’s Day

Date: 14th of February

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Toronto Christmas Market in the Distillery District (November 29th, 2018)

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The Best Holiday Markets Across Canada

The countdown to Christmas is on. And as December 25 inches closer, everyone has their own way of getting into the holiday spirit: some decorate their home with miniature Santas, others bake batches of tree shaped sugar cookies, and a few people watch The Holiday. (These people should be watching Love Actually, which is, without doubt, the superior Christmas romcom.)

One of the best ways to gear up for the big celebration is to attend a Christmas market. European markets get all the merit, but here in Canada, we have a few bazaars and pop-up city events that rival German traditions–or at least, do a pretty good job at mimicking them. For the best handmade gifts, tasty seasonal treats and hot mulled wine this side of the Atlantic, make sure to check out these six Canadian Christmas markets.

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Toronto Christmas Market

Distillery District, Toronto, Ontario

The Toronto Christmas market offers all things festive and cheery: spiced drinks, twinkly lights, and over 600,000 people (!!!) trying to score the perfect tree ‘gram. Once you make it through the iron gates, shop the artisan huts for candles, shortbread and handmade gifts, then cozy up by the fire with a cup of mulled wine. Pro tips: visit on weekdays, make a pit stop at Deceim and buy a cup of BOKU Sushi’s Sake and hot apple cider. We promise you won’t regret it.

November 15 – December 23, 2018

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Marché de Noël allemand de Québec

Place et Jardins de l’Hôtel-de-Ville, Quebec City, Quebec

It’s hard to imagine Old Quebec more romantic than it already is, but add a few strings of lights, a soft snowfall and a selection of warm German treats, and the heart of the city is a magical dreamscape. With traditional wooden kiosks, live Bavarian musicians and the heavily-hyped Lufthansa Group WinterBar.

November 22 to December 23, 2018

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Vancouver Christmas Market

Jack Poole Plaza, Vancouver, British Columbia

Yuletide celebrations take over Jack Pool Plaza for Vancouver’s annual Christmas Market. With over 80 artisan huts, you’re bound to find gifts galore–and plenty of knicknacks to fill loved one’s stockings. There’s lots to offer festive foodies, with samples of traditional German holiday eats, including Glühwein, bratwurst, gulasch, spätzle, bratwurst, schnitzel, kartoffelpuffer, and strudels. And for the little ones, we hear Santa makes regular appearances.

November 22 – December 24, 2018

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Village de Noël de Montréal

Corner of Atwater and St-Ambroise, Montreal, Quebec

The Montreal Christmas Village is back for it’s second year. The festive market features nightly shows, gourmet evenings, a series of outdoor film screening, local Quebec artisans and, of course, warm wine to sip on.

November 30 to December 23, 2018

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Christkindl Market

City Hall, Kitchener, Ontario

Since 1996, Kitchener City Hall has been home to Canada’s original Christkindl Market. The city boasts one of Canada’s oldest and largest German communities, and it a community steeped in Bavarian folklore and Teutonic tradition. At the Christkindl Market, visitors can expect to spot Knecht Ruprecht, a companion of the German Saint Nicholas who carries sack filled with sweets for good children.

December 6 to December 9, 2018

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Family Friendly Christmas Events in Toronto 2018

The Christmas season goes by so quickly that it’s important to carve out some time to enjoy the holiday season with your family. This will probably require planning ahead and reserving a day in your calendar for a holiday event that the whole family can attend. You don’t have to spend a lot of money to get your family in the Christmas spirit. Read further to find out about our suggestions for family friendly Christmas events in Toronto 2018:

The Fort York Frost Fair 2018

The Fort York Frost Fair takes place Sat., Dec. 9, 2017 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Enjoy the festive season by visiting Fort York’s historic buildings where merchants will be selling 18th-and-19th-century-inspired merchandise. Print a Frost Fair souvenir or dress up in heritage clothing. Merchants dressed in period clothing will be staffing the stalls. Sample handmade shortbread, heritage chocolate and gourmet pretzels. Warm up at the Officers’ Mess Kitchen hearth. Watch the Royal Veteran Battalion practice exercises and musket firing on Saturday. Admission is Adults $14.01, Seniors (65+) $10, Youth (13-18) $10, Children (6-12) $5.99, 5 and under Free. Fort York is located at 250 Fort York Boulevard (north of Lake Shore Blvd., west of Bathurst St.), 416-392-6907.

Wreath Making Classes at Colborne Lodge are very popular family friendly Christmas events in Toronto 2018.

Wreath-Making at Colborne Lodge 2018

If you’re looking for family friendly Christmas events in Toronto 2018, you and your child can make a fresh pine wreath at Toronto’s historic Colborne Lodge in High Park then enjoy a tour of the house, which will be decorated for the season. After your class, enjoy complimentary refreshments in the drawing room. Wreath Making classes are popular so many have sold out. Below are the available classes at time of publication. Wreath Making Classes for Families are open to one adult and one youth (age 8-15). Youth must be accompanied by an adult and adult must be accompanied by a youth. Purchase tickets for wreath-making classes online. Call 416-392-6916 for more information:

Wreath-Making Workshop for Adults: November 17, 2018, 10:00 am, $32.50 plus HST Wreath Making Workshops for Families: November 18, 2018, 10:00 am, $50 plus HST Wreath Making Workshops for Families: November 25, 2018, 10:00 am, $50 plus HST Centrepiece Making Workshop for Adults: December 13, 2018, 7:00 pm, $32.50 plus HST Centrepiece Making Workshop for Adults: December 20, 2018, 7:00 pm, $32.50 plus HST (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push();

Family Christmas Weekends at Black Creek Pioneer Village

If you’re looking for family-friendly Christmas events in Toronto, Black Creek Pioneer Village is hosting Family Christmas Weekends on Saturdays and Sundays from Nov. 17, 2018 to Dec. 23, 2018 from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Enjoy holiday activities in the village, which will be seasonally dressed for Christmas, including trimming a Christmas tree, singing along to Christmas carols, tasting roasted chestnuts, mincemeat tarts and plum pudding, learning about Christmas traditions and taking a horse-drawn wagon ride (wagon rides are $2 per person and available on in December). Admission is Adults (15-59) $15; Seniors (60+) $12; Students (15+ with ID) $12; Children (5-14) $11; and Infants (4 and under) Free. Black Creek Pioneer Village is located at 1000 Murray Ross Parkway (Jane St. and Steeles Ave.), 416-667-6295.

Aurora Winter Festival at Ontario Place

This new winter festival takes place from Nov 29, 2018 to Dec. 30, 2018 at Ontario Place and features four mystical worlds such as the Arctic Retreat, Luminous Gardens, Whimsical Forest and Disco Den inspired by the North Pole. You’ll encounter ice queens, ice elves and even Santa. Kids can play on the 170 foot slide covered in snow, make crafts at Santa’s Workshop, enjoy carnival rides and a tube park or marvel at the 50 foot LED light dome. Shop for holiday gifts at the vendor booths along Main Street. Tickets start at $14.99.

High Park Christmas Celebrations 2018

Bring the family to the 7th annual High Park Christmas Celebration on Sun., Dec. 2, 2018 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Grenadier Restaurant and High Park Zoo. The kids can meet Santa from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. while he checks his reindeer at the High Park Zoo; sing along with junior choirs and the Withnells and enjoy hot chocolate, cookies and a marshmallow roast on the Grenadier Restaurant patio from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.; make a holiday decoration with the High Park program groups, Colborne Lodge, High Park Children’s Garden and High Park Nature Centre; enjoy a raffle; and meet Santa on the patio from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. The Christmas tree lighting will take place at 5 p.m. Event is free. High Park is located at 1873 Bloor Street West, Toronto.

Toronto Christmas Market at the Distillery District

Toronto Christmas Market at the Distillery

One of the most popular holiday events for families in Toronto 2018 is the Toronto Christmas Market at the Distillery District, which opens on Thursday, November 15, 2018 at 4 p.m. to Sunday, December 23, 2018. Wander among the outdoor vendors’ market to find the perfect holiday gift, kids can visit Santa at Santa’s House, bring your pet to get a pet photo with Santa on Tuesdays from 2:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. or listen to live musical performances on the main stage while gazing at the 52-foot white spruce Christmas tree. You can also enjoy a drink at the beer and wine gardens and listen to roaming Christmas carolers. Children will enjoy the Ferris wheel, carousel and life-sized gingerbread house. This year, there will be a $6 admission charge on weekends (beginning at 5 p.m. on Fridays), but weekdays remain free.

Do you know of other holiday events for families in Toronto 2018? Please mention them in the comment section.

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The Best Holiday Markets Across Canada

All of the (#TCM17) lights ✨❤️

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Toronto Christmas Market

Distillery District, Toronto, Ontario

November 15 – December 23, 2018

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Marché de Noël allemand de Québec

Place et Jardins de l’Hôtel-de-Ville, Quebec City, Quebec

November 22 to December 23, 2018

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Vancouver Christmas Market

Jack Poole Plaza, Vancouver, British Columbia

November 22 – December 24, 2018

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Village de Noël de Montréal

Corner of Atwater and St-Ambroise, Montreal, Quebec

November 30 to December 23, 2018

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Kitchener, you do Christmas well. 🎄 🎅🏼 ⭐️ #christkindlmarkt #dtkitchener #loveourcity

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Christkindl Market

City Hall, Kitchener, Ontario

December 6 to December 9, 2018

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