Canada:What I did in 4 days

Just because your on budget doesn’t mean you can’t travel. My boyfriend and I took trip to Canada our last spring break and though it was short it was packed full of explorations. If your planning on going to Canada here are some things i consider must do’s.

Kensington Market

Culture filled, Kensington market has a hipster vibe and has so many funky thrift stores and delicious eateries that makes traveling fun. You can get some bomb churros from here and the national dish of Poutine from one of the local whole in the wall.

Graffiti alley

Toronto has so many different museums that showcase art but I honestly believe Graffiti Alley captures the creativity and culture of the city. With different murals and portraits from so many different artist from the city covering the walls from bottom to top, it's hard not to get lost in amazement.

China Town

Chinatown in Toronto is a definite must. From authentic Chinese restaurants with community seating and some even having ducks hanging in the window (a first for me) to bargain souvenir shops (you will learn to know i love bargains). Chinatown is definitely a must.

Niagara Falls

I don’t think you can truly see Canada if you haven’t been to Niagara Falls. We took the Greyhound and uber from Toronto to the falls. It's a world wonder that is utterly breathtaking. We went in March, so there were still ice caps and snow melting in and around the falls. You can still enjoy its full beauty. Make sure to ride the sky wheel while your there and walk through Clifton Hill. They have so many fun things for everyone of any age.

Just walk

Honestly, with such a short time it's hard to plan so many things to get done. You discover more about a city when your not just following beaten paths the whole time. We found different hole in the walls, sculptures, and chapels by just walking around and running to find our uber. This is definitely a place you will have to visit more than once but this is a good start to just get a feel and get the most out of your first trip. Soak in the City!

What are somethings you did or would like to do in Canada?

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