Air Canada
Dub (dep) 12:10 Thurs 7th
Lon (arr) 13:25 Thurs 7th
Lon (dep) 15:30 Thurs 7th
Tor (arr) 18:05 Thurs 7th
Tor (dep) 19:50 Sat 16th
Lon (arr) 08:05 Sun 17th
Lon (dep) 09:55 Sun 17th
Dub (arr) 11:10 Sun 17th
Booking reference: R90566
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Global Village
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Backpackers
460 King St. West,
Toronto, M5V 1L7
Telephone: (416) 703-8540
Fax: (416) 703-3887
Toll Free: 1-888-844-7875
Travel directions - From the Airport
- take the airport bus ($16.00 one way) to
the Holiday Inn on King Street - it's the third stop from the
airport (ask the driver). The hostel is one block west on King
Street at the corner of Spadina Avenue.
From the Bus Terminal - go out the main entrance and walk
one-half block south to Dundas Street. Take the westbound
streetcar ($2) and transfer to the southbound streetcar at
Spadina Avenue-get off at King Street.
From Union Station - take the Light Rapid Transit streetcar
($2) west along Harbourfront. Get off at the corner of Spadina
Avenue and King Street.
By Car - if you're coming from the west (Niagara Falls), take
the Gardiner Expressway to Spadina Avenue. Turn north and
drive five blocks to King Street. If you're coming from the east
(Kingston/Ottawa/Montreal), take the 401 Highway to the
Don Valley Parkway to the end. Take the Gardiner
Expressway to the Spadina Avenue exit and go north five
blocks to King Street.
Dollar Car Rental
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Confirmation #: R5781405
Name: Des Kenny
Email Address: deskenny@oceanfree.net
Phone: +353 87 668418
Pickup Location: TORONTO-YTOC07/CITYWIDE/TORONTO, ONTARIO
Return Location: TORONTO-YTOC07/CITYWIDE/TORONTO, ONTARIO
Pickup Date/Time: JUN 09, 2001 @ 10:00 AM
Return Date/Time: JUN 16, 2001 @ 3:00 PM
Vehicle Type: Compact
Currency: Canadian Dollar
Rate Category: WM067
Charge Card:
Visa
YOUR RATE IS:
1 Week(s) @239.95/WK w/1200 free kms + 0.15/extra km
1 Extra Day(s) @36.95/DY w/200 free kms + 0.15/extra km
MUST CNXL 24HRS PRIOR TO PU OR 1DY FEE
BEST AVAILABLE RATE APPLIED
Rates provided do not include sales tax or additional charges.
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YTOCO7 - TORONTO - 140 Carlton St. - Toronto, Ontario - CANADA 416-921-1346
1. Driving Restriction: Driving is restricted to Ontario, Quebec,
New York, Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania. Distances in Canada are
measured in kilometers. This location's mileage policy is also measured
in kilometers.
2. Gasoline Policy: Vehicle must be returned with full tank or a
local refueling charge applies.
3. Driving Age: Minimum driving age is 23 years of age. There is an
additional charge of $5.00CAD/day for drivers 23-24 years of age.
4. Additional Authorized Drivers: There is an additional charge of
$5.00CAD/day for additional authorized driver.
5. Financial Information: This location accepts the following credit cards
and/or methods of payment: American Express, Carte Blanche, MasterCard,
Tour Voucher and Visa.
6. Surcharge Information: Dollar will assess a $0.70CAD per rental
Frequent Flyer Tax Recovery Surcharge on all rentals on which
frequent flyer miles are earned.
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If someone looked at a picture taken at the corner of Spadina Ave and Dundas St. on a Saturday afternoon, they could easily mistake it for Hong Kong.
Toronto's
Financial District
(Yonge St. to University Ave. between Front and Queen Streets)
(Take the Yonge Street subway and get off at Union, King, or Queen station)
The corner of Church and Wellesley Streets is the pulsating heart
of Toronto's community. Buddies in Bad Times Theatre: A theatre company which
stages productions year round. Billing itself as "The World's Largest Q
Theatre", the company has long been known for its thoughtful and innovative
works.
The "519": A large community centre at 519 Church Street is the focus
of the many events that take place in the area. The "519" sits in
Cawthra Park--known in the summer as the "Church Street Beach." (The
real beach is at Hanlan's Point on the south west tip of the Toronto Islands.)
The park is not only a popular place to catch the some rays, but it is also
the home of Toronto's Memorial.Film and Video Festival: This festival takes
place at the end of May or early June, featuring more than 100 films over 10
days.
Little
Italy
(College Street just west of Bathurst to Ossington Avenue)
Yorkville
(North of Bloor Street between Avenue Road and Yonge Street)
Take the subway to Bay Station (on the Bloor line)
In Brief Toronto's most upscale shopping district, Yorkville, is also home to
many art galleries, design shops, boutiques and fine dining restaurants offering
food from around the world.
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Minutes from Toronto! Wild Water Kingdom Weekends only: June 2nd & 3rd |
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Downtown Québec City Baie-Saint-Paul (100 km/62 mi)
Highway 138 East
Baie-Saint-Paul
When you arrive in Baie-Saint-Paul, be sure to stop at the Baie-Saint-Paul lookout.
Visit the Centre d’histoire naturelle de Charlevoix, a natural history centre,
and learn how the Charlevoix crater, one of the largest on Earth, was created
by an enormous meteorite. Guided and self-guided tours. Open year-round (check
schedule). Admission fee.
Baie-Saint-Paul is a charming town set at the confluence of the Rivière du Gouffre and the St. Lawrence. Traditional homes, shops, outdoor restaurants, art galleries.
At the Centre d’art de Baie-Saint-Paul (an art centre), you can admire lovely paintings by local artists and visit its tapestry room, weaving workshop and handicraft shop. Open year-round (check schedule 1 hour). Free admission.
The Centre d’exposition de Baie-Saint-Paul is an art gallery that hosts a wide range of prestigious exhibitions and events. Winner of an architectural award, the three-storey building opened in 1992. Open year-round (check schedule 1 hour). Admission fee.
On the side
Follow the "Route des saveurs," winding between Baie-Saint-Paul and
Clermont, with stops at Les Éboulements and Saint-Aimé-des-Lacs,
to visit farms, sugar shacks and dairies, where you can sample local products
and enjoy delicious regional cuisine.
Baie-Saint-Paul Saint-Joseph-de-la-Rive (22 km/13 mi)
Highway 362 East
Set on the shores of the St. Lawrence, Saint-Joseph-de-la-Rive has preserved its architectural heritage, a tribute to the village’s shipping, agricultural and tourist traditions. Visit its small church, with its decor inspired by the Holy Scriptures and the sea. Open from early June to early September (by reservation at other times). Free admission.
At the Papeterie Saint-Gilles, an "econo-museum", craftspeople produce fine cotton-rag paper inlaid with flowers and leaves. Gift shop. Open year-round (check schedule 45 minutes). Free admission.
On the side
Take a 15-minute ferry ride from Saint-Joseph-de-la-Rive to picturesque Île
aux Coudres, and visit two lovely churches: Saint-Bernard and Saint-Louis-de-l’Île-aux-Coudres.
You’ll also want to take in the local museum and the Moulins de l’Isle-aux-Coudres,
an "econo-museum" featuring a watermill and a windmill. You can learn
how flour was milled, sample traditional local products (and buy some to take
home with you) and enjoy a picnic on the grounds. Open from mid-May to mid-October.
You won’t want to miss the Pascal Bouchard bakery, by the way.
Allow half a day to tour the island. Bicycle rentals.
Saint-Joseph-de-la-Rive La Malbai Pointe-au-Pic (32 km/20 mi) - This is my favourite
Highway 362 East
As you drive between Saint-Joseph-de-la-Rive and La Malbaie Pointe-au-Pic you’ll be greeted by some of the most spectacular scenery in the Charlevoix region , with superb vistas of the countryside and the St. Lawrence. The highway will take you through two villages set in enchanting surroundings: Les Éboulements and Saint-Irénée.
At the turn of the century, La Malbaie Pointe-au-Pic was the most famous resort area in Canada. The Manoir Richelieu hotel drew wealthy summer visitors from far and wide. Along the chemin des Falaises, you can still admire the impressive villas and summer homes from that period, some of which have been turned into welcoming inns. The area continues to enchant visitors, with its charming, peaceful atmosphere and superb cuisine.
Visit the Musée de Charlevoix and learn about local history and art. Permanent and temporary exhibitions. Gift shop. Open year-round (check schedule 1 hour). Admission free.
La Malbaie Pointe-au-Pic Downtown Québec City (149 km/93 mi)
Highway 138 West
Motreal - Village Quebecois
In the heart of Quebec lies a village where earlier ways of life are in harmony with present day living. This typical French-Canadian rural village recreates the 1810-1910 period.
Bordering the St-François River over a distance of 2km, the Village Québécois d'Antan, a cultural, educational and touristic site, is filled with history. All and all, it is a village "meant to spark memories". It is a non-profit corporation and is duly recognized as a charity organization.
Some forty authentic buildings were transported from the "Central Quebec Region" and another twenty are replicas built by artisans. These buildings are grouped on one of the first plots of land colonized in the Wendover township to create a fascinating site. Many of our ancestors lived in these houses and, therefore, are part of our roots and heritage.
Make it worth your while to discover this interesting site
