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Limehouse - Hikes and Caves
Limehouse – Hikes and Caves
Have you ever found a cool place to hike in your own neighbourhood and never realize it was there?!
Limehouse is a tiny town in the south-east Ontario region of Halton. It’s home to one of the coolest places to hike in the area, Limehouse Conservation Area.
Situated off what appears to be an abandoned road, is a tiny parking lot and a sign leading the way to the Bruce trails.
The popular area of…
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Gondola Ride through the Venetian Canals
The best way to visit Venice is by Gondola!Â
There are only a handful of places in the world that you can see the city by tiny boat cruising the streets. Venice is the most famous of them, with its amazing architecture, picture perfect spots, delicious food and romantic gondola ride steered by gondoliers in stripped shirts and singing through the canals for all to hear.
This is one of my most…
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Getting lost in the Streets of Venice
Get Lost.
Some people find that to be a scary thought. You don’t know where you are or anyone around. But, sometimes, this could make a huge adventure out of your trip! So long as you stay safe and don’t stray too far from the crowds.
Venice, the city of canals, the city of bridges, the city of amazing hidden gems tucked away in the tiny island streets.
I’ve been to Venice twice, first on a group…
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24 hours in Venice
24 hours in Venice
Venice. The City of Canals. The City of Bridges. The City of Love. This little city sits on the water as 118 tiny islands connected by over 400 bridges. Seems huge, but you can explore a lot of it in a short time period. I’ve been to Venice twice, both times for only 24 hours, but I saw both the most popular places and those hidden by the tiny streets. Here are a few things you must do when…
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Mississauga - Japanese Kariya Park
Mississauga – Japanese Kariya Park
Have you ever seen an amazingly beautiful tiny fenced off park in the middle of a big city? Kariya Park, named after Mississauga’s sister city in Japan, is located down the street from one of the biggest malls in Canada, but barely anyone knows about it. This little park has a Japanese structure with a giant bell where they have a Japanese celebration every spring. It’s located right at the…
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Sicily - Temples & Ruins
Sicily – Temples & Ruins
Did you know that the biggest grouping of ancient Greek temples in a small area, one of which is one of the best and most fully preserved Greek temple in the world, doesn’t exist in Greece? Located in Sicily, the soccer ball shaped island of Italy, is the famous Valley of Temples. Located on a mountaintop in Agrigento, are __ temples and many statues, all connected by a rocky path. Entrance fee…
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Paris - Canada's Prettiest Little Town
Paris – Canada’s Prettiest Little Town
Canada’s Prettiest Little Town Paris, Ontario Do you ever have one plan in mind and doesn’t work out, so you keep driving and see somewhere amazing? That happened to me. I started off with a plan to go hiking at a waterfall in Hamilton, parking was so expensive and full, so we kept driving. That drive took us to Paris, Ontario, Canada’s prettiest little town. This little town, located in Brant…
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Mykonos Town (aka Chora)
Chora. Old Mykonos. Mykonos Town. Same town, 3 different names. The stunning picturesque seaside town filled with markets, windmills, churches and blue doored white buildings. This town was a short bus ride away from the hostel I stayed at, and it dropped us off right in the middle of a giant flea market. This little town is made up of little streets you get easily lost in and hundreds of little…
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How to Beach in Mykonos
How to Beach in Mykonos
Mykonos is quite well known to be the beach partiers dream and to have stunning beaches that are Instagram perfect. I stayed at a beach hostel right on Paraga beach in between Psarou beach (more high class area) and Paradise beach (the party beach). All the beaches in this area are connected by Rocky Mountain/seaside cliff trails, which give spectacular views of the beaches, and islands. Paraga…
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Athens - Secret Sites and Walking Tour
Athens – Secret Sites and Walking Tour
Walk the roads of the ancient Greeks So you want to see the best of Athens with a guide but don’t want to spend a lot of money to do it? Then find free walking tours online; normally run by locals of the city, range from a couple of hours to a full day and all you pay is a tip of what you want to give. We found a couple on TripAdvisor and did 2 walking tours on separate days which took us to…
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Athens - Acropolis & Ruins
Athens – Acropolis & Ruins
Athens, the Ancient Greek City Athens, Greece, a place I’ve wanted to go to ever since taking Greek mythology classes in high school and university. I’m fascinated in the history, the myths, the Olympic origins and the amazing Architecture! I had 48 hours in Athens, and man did I make the best of my time here, taking in 36,000 steps in 45degree weather! If you go, remember your sunscreen! Let’s…
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Frozen Waterfalls
Hamilton. The City of Waterfalls. Hamilton, Ontario is the 5th largest city in Ontario and known for being situated in the middle of the Niagara escarpment which runs straight through Ontario. What many people don’t know, is that it is also the City of Waterfalls. Hamilton is home to over 100 waterfalls, ranging in height, water flow, and location, and my goal is to visit them all! Although…
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Exploring your Backyard
People always think that to travel means to leave your country, but why does that have to be the stigma. Have you ever ventured out into your own country, province or state, or town? I live in Ontario, Canada; and if you know anything about Canada, is that it is the second largest country in the world with tons of different landscapes, huge cities and sights to see. Canada is so big, it costs the…
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Frozen Waterfalls // Hamilton, Ontario
Camden Market. My favourite spot in London. A place filled with little shops, lots of food and crowds of people! Coming out of the subway leaves you on the main streets of Camden Market. Walking ar…
My favourite spot in London is Camden Market. I wrote about my experience on my blog! Definitely recommend!
Exploring London. A city on my bucket list for so many reasons: Big Ben, Abbey Road, Buckingham Palace, Camden Market, and most importantly… Harry Potter. Now, I was only in London for 48 hou…
My blog post about my first day in London walking around the city seeing the typical tourist sites!
Caribbean Paradise. Staying at an amazing all inclusive resort, I spent a week dipping the giant pool, eating all the food i can and getting very weird suntans. This city, on the south east coast o…
Blog post about my week soaking up the Caribbean Sun!Â