Budget Tips - Toronto

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Toronto holds its ways to keep you involved without breaking your budget; there are plenty of ways to spare money and experience one of the World's most culturally coloured cities.

To start saving, consider a visit during Fall, the prices' peaks are in Summer, when the city becomes so populated by tourist, not surprisingly prices blow up! The weather's still fine and nature becomes coloured with many shades of greens and reds.

Dining can be very affordable and extremely satisfying for both the palate and the quality and the authenticity of Ethincal restaurants, that offer really good deals for diners, and charming atmospheres. For instance you may try European or Asian.

Around town a great place to be if you're on a budget both for dining and accomodation is Younge Street, you'll appreciate also the benefits from being at walking distance to some of the main attractions and you'll be close to the hyper efficient underground service. The network of public transport is exceedingly good and there are good deals to check out for transport passes. Another option to save your pennies for the rainy days is for a pre-designed itinerary, the Go Toronto Card; it will get you entrances to dozens of attractions (and it's around 68-147 dollars).

To experience a true Old Times Toronto don't miss the pocket friendly Kensington Market, an authentic Toronto experience you won't forget: while taking you back in time you'll taste affordable delicious pastries and may get tailored vintage clothing at reasonable prices.

Free drinking on site at the Saint Lawrence Market: it's located east of downtown, near Wellington St. and King St. (Tube to Union Station or King Street). The place will inspire also those of you interested in European Architecture and atmosphere.

It's easy to get involved on this ever changing and culturally challenging city!

Category: General Tips

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