从宠物店变身成现在的互动博物馆。 里边主要收藏着各式各类大大小小的巨蜥、蛇、鳄鱼、乌龟等。 每天四次的喂食时间最精彩，不容错过。 有小孩的还可以在里边办生日派对。

平常较少到电影院。 这次看到网上写 The Jungle Book 的好评就决定奖励自己到 Eglinton/Warden 那家看 D-Box。 觉得电影很不错，银幕大，3D 更舔了真实感。 椅子虽然有振动，但觉得多给普通票一倍的价钱有点不值。 后来在网上看到美国电影院看同一套电影椅子除了振动更会摇摆，再加上射水，喷雾，吹风，还会散发熏香等各式花招，就只能慨叹加拿大为甚么会比其他国家落后这么远？

Most Torontonians have probably been here multiple times as every visitor demands to go to the falls. Luckily there are cheap casino buses to take, which helps to save on gas and parking costs. Viewing the falls from the Canadian side is more impressive, although it's possible to view the falls from an island on the US side. The many casinos, restaurants, museums, shopping outlets, and other tourist traps nearby made it an attractive weekend getaway.

One of the most famous landmark of Toronto, Casa Loma along with the Spadina House right beside it, provides a glimpse of how the rich lived around the World War I era. Not all the rooms within the castle is opened to public access, but it's enough to impress any visitors. Very impressive also is the underground tunnel connecting to the carriage room with vintage vehicles of display.

Nice outing to Cambridge, along with the Butterfly Conservatory nearby, great kayaking along the Grand River, and St. Jacob's farmers' market. Quite a number of land and water animals in the reserve. You can take your own car inside if you're not afraid of the monkeys jumping up and down your car. Otherwise they have tour bus available too. More recent additions are cruise ship and railway to complete the different areas of the rather large park.

I haven't been to Centre Island in years, but there are ferries to get across for a reasonable fare. I took a tour boat around the islands more recently, and it's great the see the Toronto skyline from out in the water. It's also great to picnic, BBQ, and play frisbee on the islands. And there are also bikes, kayaks, canoes and paddle boards for rent there as well.

Tobermory (Bruce Peninsula National Park) and Flowerpot Island (Fathom Five National Marine Park) are must-visit destination for all Ontarians. It's located at one end of the famous 800km long Bruce Trail. Many divers visit there during the summer as the water is clear. A boat was sunk near shore to allow amateur divers and people on glass-bottom boats a good view. Many nearby places such as Singing Sands, Sauble Beach, Lion's Head, Wiarton, Collingwood etc. are worth checking out as well.

Friend has membership so sometimes get to visit for free. Pretty nice to be able to immerse yourself into others' worlds through their painting and forget about the reality. This place definitely holds some expensive pieces and then some that I'll never know why they belong in an art gallery.