Slow Travel & Gourmet Tours: Magazine & Experience Guide Worldwide
A spring day in Ottawa full of joie de vivre – that's what we experienced on a Sunday in April. Follow us on our spring walk to Pointe Nepean past Chateau Laurier to Parliament Hill and its parkland. There is a lot to discover along the way.
A sightseeing tour of Muskoka Cottage Country in Ontario. In Canada, this holiday region is often called "Cottage Country". Here - only about one and a half hours north of Toronto - many residents of the metropolis have their holiday homes.
The Ritz-Carlton Toronto near Roy Thompson Hall in downtown Toronto is one of the best hotels in the city. Not only the perfect location between CN Tower and the event center, but also the perfect equipment of the rooms and an excellent breakfast in the Club Lounge convince us.
The CN Tower is one of Toronto's most famous attractions. It is the tallest building in Canada and towers above all high-rise buildings by many meters. It can be seen from many places when driving through the city. It's best seen from a boat.
In Toronto it tastes good - even chocolate with crystal salt. Offer me chocolate and I won't say no. It tastes just as good in Toronto as it does anywhere else. I love chocolate in every form and intensity. And so I can rarely go past chocolate, pralines, chocolate pudding or chocolate cream. Every dessert menu that contains chocolate dishes has already[…]
Marcia Poirier shows us what shell jewelry is made in New Brunswick in her studio Wild About Wampum in New Brunswick. You can also find out what Wampum is about here. It's a way to learn about local crafts on site.
Toronto Chinatown is probably one of the most famous ethnic neighborhoods in the metropolis on Lake Ontario. Chinatown is the neighborhood in Toronto that best shows the culture of its people. For me it symbolizes the diversity of this multicultural city.
Toronto is one of the most multicultural cities in the world. Allegedly they speak more than 140 different languages and dialects there. The 2006 census found that nearly half of Canada's largest city (49,9%) are from other countries.
Do you know what it's like when you are booked into a five-star hotel and you don't know whether you will feel comfortable in the exclusive surroundings of such a top hotel? In some of these top hotels, the guest is treated slightly condescendingly and I usually feel somehow out of place. Quite different in the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Toronto: the […]
Toronto's Kensington Market is a great place to explore Toronto's multicultural mix. Here you will find shops and restaurants that show the cultural diversity of Toronto.
