As In Biscuit: Tip Top Toronto Part 4

Tuesday 19 October was the first day I spent exploring Toronto. This involved seeing the city from street level and sky level. My Dad and I spent a few hours on a sightseeing tour aboard a hop on/hop off bus and saw the different areas a few times so we could take in the sheer diversity. We finished the day off with a trip up the CN Tower which gives you a fantastic view but also a smidgen of vertigo!!

Fountain dodging in the Times Square of Toronto, Yonge and Dundas Square. (My Dad nicknamed it Old and Dumbass Square).

I wasn't even going to pretend to understand what goes on inside the Toronto Stock Exchange

That's more type of building! The home of Priscilla.

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. The tour guide explained why the windows are red but I was already too cold to listen. Riding an open top bus in October wasn't one of my best ideas!

Does exactly what it says on the tin. It's a hall of famous hockey stuff. Yawn!

Apparently St Lawrence Market has a stall that only sells caviar. I think I'll stick with Wendy's chilli.

Casa Loma. The home (well mansion) which was owned by Henry Pellattt, the guy who brought electricity to Toronto. As the tour guide kept telling us he had 59 telephones! I'd hate to pay his bill!

The Flatiron Building. The history involving distilleries was instantly forgotten but the mention of it being used in Three Men and a Baby got my attention.