So you have made it to Paris, and at the top of your Paris tour list is to visit one of the most famous museums in the world, the Louvre. You know that your first priority is the Mona Lisa followed by Venus de…
Is your reason for wanting to go on a London tour the result of seeing the 2012 Olympic coverage? London hosts many major sporting events during the year. From cricket to the NFL, there is a sport for every enthusiast. Wimbledon Held in June…
A tour guide was showing a tourist around Washington, DC. The guide pointed out the place where George Washington supposedly threw a silver dollar over the Potomac River. “That’s impossible, ” said the tourist. “No one can throw a dollar that far ! “…
One of our tour guides came across a listing in the classifides, selling of White House, hypothetical of coarse, but nonetheless funny! Enjoy:
Visit Michigan Avenue. It is called the ‘Magnificent Mile’. There is wonderful shopping on this street. The historical Water Tower building houses the Chicago Visitors Centre. A great place to visit for Chicago visitors information and ideas, numerous maps and brochures and a very…
There are so many things to do in Boston! Some ideas for free in time are Catch a Red Sox game at Fenway Park and riding a Swan Boat at the Boston Public Gardens. To many the sculpture and storybook, ‘ Make way for Ducklings…
The region, which spans from Brockville to Kingston is both a National Park and part of the UNESCO Frontenac Arch Biosphere Reserve. It is a popular destination for boating, biking, hiking, and of course cruising through the 1000 Islands. This region of Canada is…
Every Sunday morning at 10:00am, during the summer months, the guards on Parliament Hill put on a show. Marching bands, much parading and shouting of commands, lots of colour from men in red costumes with brass buttons and shiny boots – and, of course,…
I like the restaurant Aux Anciens Canadien for authentic Quebecois food. Wander through the Fairmont Chateau Frontenac hotel. Take the 50 minute tour to places that guests are not normally allowed. Ride the funicular down to ‘Lower Town’ where shops and restaurants and history…