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very nice trip good pick up and drop mr salim the captain had been very generous and informative

the sceneric is good and refreshing

We joined the English-speaking tour, and our guide, Caliche, was very professional. Before we set off, he thoroughly explained how to use the bicycles and covered all safety precautions, ensuring every participant was comfortable riding before we departed. Along the way, he meticulously looked after everyone, ensuring our safety amidst the busy traffic. He also shared interesting anecdotes at various historical sites and took photos of each member at every photo spot, allowing us to discover unexpected views. The only minor drawback was that to accommodate everyone's cycling abilities, we didn't have enough time to visit Lawrence Market. Overall, cycling through the city's main attractions in half a day gave us a good overview of the city, saved us a lot of walking, and was very time-efficient. It's definitely worth experiencing.

There's a free maple syrup factory tasting arranged. I heard the Canadian side of Niagara Falls is relatively more scenic (I didn't take the optional boat tour, as I was afraid of getting wet and having to wash clothes). It's worth purchasing the direct bus service from downtown Toronto to the falls.

Still very worth it, ww had so much fun and we enjoyed seeing the marine animals!

The exhibition offers a rich variety of displays; two hours might not even be enough to see everything. The staff are also very friendly and proactively introduce the exhibits to visitors.

there were many exhibits, including Asian, Egyptian, European civilizations, and history of life, which are newly added.

Buy now and use it immediately, very convenient because there are many people queuing at the entrance, especially in winter. Everyone mainly goes to indoor activities for fun.