Toronto in July

"Anne Chambers" wrote in message
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Dave Smith wrote:
Mike from Ottawa wrote:

On Thu, 27 Mar 2008 11:40:42 -0400, Dave Smith
wrote:

Anne Chambers wrote:

Many thanks for all the responses - very useful information. If it's
humid, I'm glad I'll only be there for a day!

Yes, it will be hot and humid, but the museums and galleries are air
conditioned. Toronto has an excellent transit system, and taxis are
plentiful and cheap, so you can get quickly from point to point without
having to hike it!

"Anne Chambers" wrote in message
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I'm spending 2 nights (effectively one full day) in Toronto (Holiday Inn
on King) in late July en-route to a family reunion in Saskatchewan,
arriving & departing by train. I'm 60+, travelling alone and not very
active - can anyone recommend places to visit during the day ?
--
Anne
South Australia

Montreal.

I'm spending 2 nights (effectively one full day) in Toronto (Holiday Inn
on King) in late July ... can anyone recommend places to visit during
the day ?

Montreal.

In case the original poster might take this seriously -- read it as a
suggestion to spend a day in Montreal *instead of* Toronto. (Or in
other words, an insult.) The two cities are too far apart for a day
trip to be feasible.
--
Mark Brader, Toronto | "I conducted a Usenet poll ... on this subject ...
| Laura is single. By a 2-1 margin." --Ken Perlow

Mark Brader wrote:
I'm spending 2 nights (effectively one full day) in Toronto (Holiday Inn
on King) in late July ... can anyone recommend places to visit during
the day ?

Montreal.

In case the original poster might take this seriously -- read it as a
suggestion to spend a day in Montreal *instead of* Toronto. (Or in
other words, an insult.) The two cities are too far apart for a day
trip to be feasible.

Thanks - yes, I realised that when I checked the map. (I didn't really
think it was feasible, but I thought I'd better make certain..)

--
Anne Chambers,
South Australia
anne dot chambers at bigpond dot com