With all the excitement we’ve had buzzing about the city thus far, we’ve decided to take things down for tonight by catching up with Hollywood instead. Students head over to the local movie theatre to check out the latest blockbuster. With popcorn in hand- what will it be!?- The Dark Knight Rises or The Amazing Spider Man!?
Don’t forget to turn your phones off please, mom and dad will have to wait for this one!
Welcome to Toronto Zoo! Located towards the suburbs of the city, the Toronto Zoo has over 5000 animals of over 500 species living within 710 acres of land divided into seven zoogeographic regions. A Toronto must-see, this activity requires and deserves a full day visit. Oh how cute those polar bears were!
The CHIN Picnic is the largest free multicultural picnic in the world and attracts over 250,000 people a year. A star-studded lineup of international singers, dancers, performers and animal shows alongside a number of competitions and amusements is a great way to introduce visitors to Toronto’s culture. Students get a literal taste of what we have to offer here: lots of different food, entertainment and people.
A few students take a break from studying to celebrate Spain’s victory against Portugal for Euro 2012.
