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Trip Preparation
Entry/Visa
Uk nationals must have a valid passport for the period of intended stay. A visa is not required for a stay of up to 6months.
Vaccines
No vaccinations are needed for Travel to Canada.
Climate
The climate is continental and often has hot summers and very cold winters with snowfall. In winter, areas north of the Great Lakes experience much colder climates which can range between 0°C and -10°C.
Currency
The currency used is the Canadian Dollar (CAD) At the time of compiling this information, the current exchange is $1.00-£0.64.
Language
The official languages spoken are English and French
Uk nationals must have a valid passport for the period of intended stay. A visa is not required for a stay of up to 6months.
Vaccines
No vaccinations are needed for Travel to Canada.
Climate
The climate is continental and often has hot summers and very cold winters with snowfall. In winter, areas north of the Great Lakes experience much colder climates which can range between 0°C and -10°C.
Currency
The currency used is the Canadian Dollar (CAD) At the time of compiling this information, the current exchange is $1.00-£0.64.
Language
The official languages spoken are English and French
Country and People
Traditions
They celebrate their country's birthday every year on July 1st- Canada Day
Eleven day celebration known as 'Celebrate Canada' takes place form June 21 to July 1st
Religion
The main religions are Roman Catholic and Protestants
They celebrate their country's birthday every year on July 1st- Canada Day
Eleven day celebration known as 'Celebrate Canada' takes place form June 21 to July 1st
Religion
The main religions are Roman Catholic and Protestants
Getting Around
Airports / Car rental
LA- Ontario International Airport is southern California’s most convenient airport
LA- Ontario International Airport is southern California’s most convenient airport
Discover and Enjoy
Events
Niagara Wine Festival- A delicious feast offering a wide selection of wine tasting, vineyard tours, concerts and a street parade. September 16-25, 2011.
Toronto Maple Leafs- Exciting National Hockey League games with the home games played at Air Canada Centre-October 2011to April 2012
Sights
The most popular attraction in Ontario is of course the Niagara Falls.
There are also many buildings which are worth visiting such as Toronto City Hall and the Royal Ontario Museum
Niagara Wine Festival- A delicious feast offering a wide selection of wine tasting, vineyard tours, concerts and a street parade. September 16-25, 2011.
Toronto Maple Leafs- Exciting National Hockey League games with the home games played at Air Canada Centre-October 2011to April 2012
Sights
The most popular attraction in Ontario is of course the Niagara Falls.
There are also many buildings which are worth visiting such as Toronto City Hall and the Royal Ontario Museum
Ontario Most popular things to do
Top destinations in the region Ontario
Hotel reviews for hotels in Ontario
The Hilton Toronto is a comfortable city hotel centrally located in the Financial District. The 600 guestrooms are spread over 32 floors. The hotel was clean and well kept. Our room rate breakfast from the American-style buffet breakfast included. As we spent in the two nights on the weekend, the guests were primarily tourists of all age groups from all over the world. On weekdays, the hotel safe for businesspeople.
The standard rooms are about 275 square feet of living space. Next to a bed ... Read more
in May 10
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Andreas, Age 41-45, Couple
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After 2005 loved the hotel, this was a big disappointment. On 11 September 01:30 ertönten in the room and throughout the hotel and the fire alarm announcements, that all guests IMMEDIATELY to come down in the lobby area and the lifts out of action. The hotel has 1,500 rooms on circa 26 floors. We were on the 19th floor and had to us from da 19 floors through a much too narrow Nottreppenhaus down by fighting. There were also some older, infirm people. After about 20 minutes in the lobby we had... Read more
in September 10
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Michael, Age 41-45, Couple
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Good hotel in a lovely town. We had a very large and clean room. A great view of Lake Ontario with the Thousand Islands. The bathroom was also very spacious and clean. Cannot recommend this hotel for a longer stay, even though there were mainly used for the passing through. Value for money I must say "very good". Read more
in October 10
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Simone & Markus, Age 31-35, Couple
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Sarnia is a small place in Ontario at the US/Canadian border (Blue Water Bridge). In sarnia is pretty dead. The hotel is basically corporate travelers. Originally a motel, a multi-tower is added. The location is quiet. Indoor and outdoor pool, and includes a small fitness center are available. Breakfast is typical CANADIAN. On weekdays, Sunday and Monday buffet breakfast a la carte. The restaurant is very good for dinner. The second best in sarnia. Read more
in November 10
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Jens, Age 51-55, Solo/single
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One could not find a more pleasant place to stay in Welland, Ontario. The house is very clean and the decor is charming. We will return for sure for the comfort and our hosts' positive energy.
Our room and the washroom was comfortable, the bed was clean, water was hot.
Olga and Ed are fabulous hosts. They speak English and German and the conversation was great. They even loaned us a cane for my injured knee during our stay.
All you can eat breakfast was great. Delicious 'French Apple ... Read more
in March 11
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Cana, Age 61-65, Couple
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