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The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) 100 Queens Park

THE FINER THINGS

www.rom.on.ca

The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) 317 Dundas Street West

www.ago.net

The Bata Shoe Museum 327 Bloor Street West

The international variety housed in this museum is vast and fascinating. With other 10,000 items from throughout history, the museum is home to the world's largest and most comprehensive collection of shoes and footwear-related artifacts. The museum houses a variety of collections shoes worn by North American Indigenous people, shoes representing every age of Western fashion, shoes from every corner of the world and even shoes from the “Walk of Fame” worn by everyone from John Lennon and Marilyn Monroe to Donovan Bailey and Pablo Picasso.

www.batashoemuseum.ca

The Aga Khan Museum 77 Wynford Drive

Designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Fumihiko Maki, the new Aga Khan museum is a marvel of modern design that also incorporates classic Islamic architectural principles. That alone is reason to pay a visit. While not visually stunning on a grand scale, some of the individual artifacts are as beautiful as they are fascinating, nearly perfectly preserved after all these years.

www.agakhanmuseum.org

Located north of Queen’s Park in the University of Toronto, the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is one of Canada’s greatest museums. With more than six million items and forty galleries, the museum’s diverse collections of world culture and natural history are part of the reason for its international reputation. The museum contains notable collections of dinosaurs, minerals and meteorites. It also houses the world's largest collection of fossil and is known for its impressive Chinese exhibit. The museum even contains an extensive collection of design and fine arts.

The AGO is Toronto-born Frank Gehry’s first building in Canada and marks the very place where he made the initial connection between art and architecture. With a collection of more than 80,000 works of art spanning the 1st century to the present day, the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) is among the most distinguished art museums in North America. From the vast body of the Iconic Canadian Group of Seven works to the African art gallery, from the cutting-edge contemporary art to Peter Paul Rubens’ masterpiece The Massacre of The Innocents, the AGO offers an incredible art experience with each visit.

The Hockey Hall of Fame 30 Yonge Street

TORONTO TREASURES

www.hhof.ca

TIFF Bell Lightbox 350 King Street West

TIFF is dedicated to presenting the best of international and Canadian cinema to film lovers. Our vision is to lead the world in creative and cultural discovery through the moving image. What began as a ten-day film festival has grown to embrace programming 365 days a year. TIFF offers screenings, lectures, discussions, festivals, workshops, industry support and the chance to meet filmmakers from Canada and around the world. In September 2010, the opening of TIFF Bell Lightbox enabled us to expand our organization to become a global leader in our industry.

www.tiff.net

The Design Exchange 234 Bay Street

The Design Exchange (DX) is Canada’s only museum dedicated exclusively to the

pursuit of design excellence and preservation of design heritage through the delivery

of a range of engaging and enriching public programs and exhibitions. At a crossroads

of multiple disciplines from furniture and architecture to graphics and fashion, DX

exhibitions and talks reflect contemporary culture, and aim to demonstrate and

highlight the relevancy and importance of design to everyday life.

www.dx.org

Ripley’s Aquarium 288 Bremner Blvd

Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada is a 12,500 square-metre (135,000 square-feet) world-class family attraction with more than 5.7 million litres (1.5 million gallons) of water depicting marine and freshwater habitats from around the world.

www.ripleysaquariums.com/canada

Toronto's premier hockey attraction is home of the Stanley Cup and the best of hockey, you can DO IT ALL...AT THE HALL. Guests can take shots at real-time goalies; stop the shots of legends Gretzky and Messier; call the play-by-play of some of hockey's greatest goals; view hockey flicks like Stanley's Game Seven, hockey's first 3D film, in one of our two theatres; get up close and personal with the Stanley Cup; explore the largest collection of hockey memorabilia in the world — A museum and entertainment destination like no other, the Hockey Hall of Fame is fun for the whole family and kids of all ages!

Bloor / Yorkville District Bay & Bloor

LOCAL FAVOURITES

www.bloor-yorkville.com

Edwards Gardens 755 Lawrence Avenue East

www.toronto.ca

Harbourfront Centre 235 Queens Quay West

Harbourfront Centre's 10-acre site, nestled along the beautiful shoreline of Lake Ontario, is an excellent way to spend the day, with limitless activities to choose from. Enjoy a variety of programming taking place within York Quay Centre and The Power Plant year-round, or our seasonal outdoor shows and events that populate our site from May to October. Our unique location by the waterfront allows us to offer many different water-related sights and activities, plus plenty of assistance for boaters, such as docking and marinas, tours and charter boats, visiting ships and more!

www.harbourfrontcentre.com

Kensington Market Kensington Avenue

Cherished by Torontonians and visitors alike, this thriving mixed commercial-residential neighbourhood is well known for its independent spirit, colourful shopfronts, vibrant murals, charismatic locals, family-friendly Pedestrian Sunday events, and over 240 unique and eclectic businesses. This richly multicultural, open-air marketplace meets all needs: fresh produce, cheese, meats, bread & deserts, bulk spices/nuts/sweets, flowers, restaurants, cafes, bars, live music, local fashion designers & ac-claimed vintage clothing, art, music, bike & skate shops, electronics, pet supplies, home-wares, and many specialty items from around the globe.

www.kensigntonmarket.to

Yorkville is a district in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, well known for its shopping. It is a former village, annexed by the City of Toronto. The ultimate fusion of historic charm and modern seduction. Yorkville is Toronto's most celebrated neighbourhood for style and culture offering a unique blend of designer boutiques, fashionable restaurants, plush hotels and world class galleries. It is also one of Canada’s most exclusive shopping districts!

A former Estate garden featuring perennials and roses on the uplands and wildflowers, rhododendrons and an extensive rockery in the valley. Among the formal gardens and brilliant floral displays, there are also rock gardens, a greenhouse, wooden arch bridges, a waterwheel, fountains, and many walking trails. On the upper level of the valley there is an arboretum beside the Children's Teaching Garden. Edwards Gardens is also home to the Toronto Botanical Gardens (TBG). The TBG offers programs, garden tours, nature day camps, field trips and an extensive horticultural library.

The Ontario Science Centre 770 Don Mills Road

KIDS ZONE

www.ontariosciencecentre.ca

The Toronto Zoo 2000 Meadowvale Road

Encompassing 710 acres, Canada’s premier Zoo offers over 5,000 animals and incredible exhibits including the award winning 30-acre “African Savanna”, the “Gorilla Rainforest” (the largest indoor gorilla exhibit in North America), Great Barrier Reef and the new 10-acre Tundra Trek exhibit including polar bears and Arctic wolves. It is divided into seven zoogeographic regions. Some animals are displayed indoors in tropical pavilions and outdoors in what would be their naturalistic environments. It also has areas such as the Kids Zoo, Waterside Theatre, and Splash Island.

www.torontozoo.ca

Centreville Amusement Park Centre Island Toronto

Located on Centre Island, Centreville Amusement park delights both children and adults. More than 600 acres of parkland surround 30 rides and attractions. Children will enjoy fun-filled hours on the Ferris wheel, antique carousel, bumper boats, pony ride and twirling teacups. Children with steel nerves will enjoy the scary Haunted Barrel Works while both adults and kids will enjoy the Sky Ride, which provides a magnificent view of Centreville. When kids get hungry, they can choose from over 14 food outlets in Centreville. After the rides, play a game of miniature golf or stroll through the nearby animal farm. There is no admission fee to Centreville.

www.centreisland.ca

Canada’s Wonderland 9580 Jane Street

Canada’s Wonderland is Canada’s first, largest and most visited seasonal theme park in North America featuring over 200 attractions, 68 thrilling rides, North America’s greatest variety of roller coasters, Splash Works, a 20-acre water park and live shows. Tried and true favourite thrill rides and coasters return, ready to do what they do best; make you scream. The Park is also debuting Dinosaurs Alive!, a new interactive dinosaur park. Planet Snoopy has the entire Peanuts gang welcoming children of all ages. KidZville features numerous attractions including Taxi Jam, a roller coaster parents and kids can ride together.

www.canadaswonderland.com

Since opening its doors in 1969, the centre has fascinated more than 40 million visitors with the wonders of science and technology. Visitors rave over the hair-raising electrical ball, wall of bubbles and the simulated Rain Forest. With hundreds of interactive exhibits in a variety of exhibition halls, one visit doesn’t scratch the surface. Communication, Sport, Human Body and The Living Earth are a few of the in-depth exhibits worth exploring, along with a film at the OMNIMAX movie theatre, and KidSpark, a learn-through-play area that is specifically designed for kids eight and under.

Nathan Phillips Square 100 Queen Street West

TORONTO LANDMARKS

www.toronto.ca

Toronto Brick Works 550 Bayview Avenue

www.ebw.evergreen.ca

Toronto Islands Toronto Islands—Serviced by Ferry

Activities everyone can enjoy for a fun-filled day! The Toronto Islands provide a great, refreshing escape from downtown with a beautiful view of Lake Ontario on one side, and the city skyline on the other. The Islands area is a great place to bask on blue flag beaches, and offers other tourist features such as the Gibraltar Point Lighthouse, Franklin Children's Garden, Centreville Amusement Park and Far Enough Farm.

www.toronto.ca

Fort York 250 Fort York Boulevard

Canada's largest collection of original War of 1812 buildings and 1813 battle site. Located in the heart of downtown Toronto, Fort York is open year-round and offers tours, exhibits, period settings, and seasonal demonstrations. During the summer months, the site comes alive with the colour and the pageantry of the Fort York Guard. Fort York also provides a wide variety of education programs for groups of all ages.

www.toronto.ca

Located in front of City Hall, Nathan Phillips Square is an events landmark in the centre of the city. During the summer, the square is in motion daily, with people watching concerts and dance performances, viewing art at outdoor exhibitions, shopping for fresh produce at the farmers’ market one afternoon a week, attending weekly children’s events or sitting mesmerized by the fountain, eating lunch. The Peace Garden is a small green haven in the square, ideal for quiet contemplation or reading. In the winter months, the reflecting pool becomes a skating rink, with skates available for rental.

Transformed from a collection of deteriorating heritage buildings into a global showcase for green design and urban sustainability, Evergreen Brick Works is both a stage and incubator for Evergreen’s programs. The Brick Works is a dynamic public space in the heart of Toronto’s Don Valley, the site engages visitors through interactive workshops and community festivals, and offers a full suite of programs combining ecology, design, technology and the arts in a hands-on, multi-sensory educational experience. In 2010, Evergreen Brick Works was named one of the top 10 geotourism destinations in the world by National Geographic.

The CN Tower 301 Front Street West

TORONTO LANDMARKS

www.cntower.ca

Casa Loma 1 Austin Terrace

You can’t miss Casa Loma, even if you try. Perched atop a hill in the north end, Casa Loma draws thousands of visitors each year who look up and proclaim, “It’s a castle in the middle of the city!” Casa Loma was built by Canadian financier Sir Henry Pellatt to fulfill his childhood wish for a castle. His dream took three years and $3.5 million to complete. It may appear anachronistic now, but it hasn’t lost its majestic charm. Its secret passageways, breathtaking towers, sweeping staircase, 800-foot tunnel, stables and five-acre gardens continue to excite all ages.

www.casaloma.org

Distillery District 9 Trinity Street

Home to many of Toronto's hottest designer boutiques, unique cafes, artisan shops, performance venues and award-winning restaurants, The Distillery District is the place to see and be seen. An internationally acclaimed pedestrian-only village, The Distillery features more than 70 ground-floor cultural and retail establishments in the restored red brick, Victorian-era buildings of the renowned Gooderham & Worts whiskey distillery. One of Canada's hottest tourist attractions, centrally-located and just a short walk from downtown Toronto there is always something happening at The Distillery.

www.thedistillerydistrict.ca

The St Lawrence Market 92-95 Front Street East

St. Lawrence Market is the major market in Toronto, named the world's best food mar-ket by National Geographic in April 2012. It features two buildings, both on the west side of Front St. East and Jarvis St. Each building holds different purposes: St. Law-rence Market North, on the north side of Front St, which hosts weekly farmer's markets and antique markets.St. Lawrence Market South, on the south side of Front St, which hosts restaurants, the St. Lawrence Market Gallery, and a variety of areas to shop for food. On Sundays, an incredible Antiques market takes place from 5AM to 5PM.

www.stlawrencemarket.com

The CN Tower is Toronto’s tallest and most defining landmark. It stretches more than 550 metres into the sky. The CN Tower has become a major tourist destination. Visitors can test their courage by walking across the glass floor 113 stories above the ground. The first of its kind in the world, the glass floor gives you that dare-to-walk-on-air experience. Or, if you dare, travel higher up the tower to the Sky Pod, another 33 storeys above ground. The CN Tower added a new feature with the EdgeWalk, the world’s highest full-circle, hands-free walk. Visitors are attached through safety rails and harnesses and walk along the Tower’s ledge, 116 storeys above ground.

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Peller Estates Winery & Restaurant 290 John Street East

NIAGARA WINERIES

www.peller.com

Trius Winery at Hillebrand 1249 Niagara Stone Road

www.triuswines.com

Chateau des Charmes 1025 York Road

Family owned and operated for ever 30 years, Château des Charmes winery

is the culmination of five generations of winemaking expertise. Château des

Charmes boasts hundreds of national and international medals. Their award-

winning vineyards feature a number of rare and unique varieties of grape in-

cluding Gamay Noir 'Droit' and Aligoté.

www.fromtheboscfamily.com

Stratus Winery 2059 Stone Road

Environmental sustainability is a core value of all involved in the design and

operation of Stratus Vineyards. It is the first fully LEED® (Leadership in Ener-

gy and Environmental Design) certified winery in the world. The design of the

winery building at Stratus Vineyards allows visitors to appreciate the workings

of the gravity-flow system.

www.stratuswines.com

This large winery merits a visit just for Jason Parsons’s splendid cooking in the upscale restaurant, which was the recent setting for Top Chef Canada’s season finale. Another draw is the Reserve Boutique, a clubby, invitation-only back room where you can taste at a leisurely pace and engage in geeky wine-speak with a sommelier away from the madding crowd.

Trius Winery is a Niagara winemaking pioneer. For more than 30 years, they have been crafting fine VQA wines from premium grapes grown in the four appellations of Niagara-on-the-Lake. Nestled between the Niagara escarp-ment and Lake Ontario, Trius has made their home in a wine growing region that provides the diversity to grow a number of varietals in unique growing conditions.

Vineyard Statistics: Region: Niagara Tours: Yes Restaurant: Yes Proximity: 90mins

Vineyard Statistics: Region: Niagara Tours: Yes Restaurant: Yes Proximity: 90mins

Vineyard Statistics: Region: Niagara Tours: Yes Restaurant: No Proximity: 90mins

Vineyard Statistics: Region: Niagara Tours: Yes Restaurant: No Proximity: 90mins

Directions from

The Four Seasons Hotel, Toronto

60 Yorkville Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M4W 0A4

to

Niagara Falls, Ontario

1. Turn right on to Yorkville Ave toward Bay St go 42 m go 46 yards

2. Turn left onto Bay Street

go 2.3

km go 1.43 miles

3. Turn right onto Lake Shore Boulevard West go 160 m

go 1094

yards

4. Slight right toward Gardiner Expressway West go 140 m go 153 yards

5. Take the Gardiner Expressway West ramp go 450 m go 492 yards

6. Merge onto the Gardiner Expressway West go 14.8

km go 9.2 miles

7. Continue onto Queen Elizabeth Way go 16.8

km go 10.4 miles

8. Merge onto ON-403 W go 20.8

km go 12.9 miles

9.

Slight left onto Queen Elizabeth Way (signs for Ni-

agara Falls/East Hamilton/For Erie)

go 69.5

km go 43.2 miles

10.

Take the exit on the left onto ON-420 E toward The

Falls/Niagara Falls U.S.A. go 3.7

km go 2.3 miles

11.

Turn right onto Stanley Avenue/Regional Road 102

(signs for Stanley Avenue) go 750 m go 820 yards

12. You have arrived to the city of Niagara Falls, On-

tario.

Total 130 km 80.8 miles

Peninsula Ridge 5600 King Street West

NIAGARA WINERIES

www.peninsularidge.com

Hidden Bench 4152 Locust Ln

Settled on prime land in the Beamsville Bench district, this winery aimed for

the stars. Fine restaurants flock to their door begging for the super-premium

rieslings and Burgundian-styled pinot noirs and chardonnays. The two best

offerings, though, are based on the Bordeaux model, a superb $40 white

called Nuit Blanche blended from sauvignon blanc and semillon and an $85

red called La Brunante, made from merlot, cabernet sauvignon, and malbec.

www.hiddenbench.com

Flat Rock Cellars 2727 Seventh Avenue

Ask for owner Ed Madronich and you’ll be faced with a question, “Which

one?” Father and son have built one of the most visually arresting and envi-

ronmentally conscious wineries in Niagara. Two six-sided buildings stand

side by side, one on stilts, with glass walls overlooking the vines. The wines,

which go by such names as Twisted and The Rogue and come sealed with

screw caps, are entirely serious, not least the juicy 2009 riesling.

www.flatrockcellars.com

13th Street Winery 1776 Fourth Avenue

Careful with your GPS setting; their name dates to a previous location, a farm

owned by co-founder and local sparkling-wine pioneer Gunther Funk. Now

owned by the Whitty & Mann families, everything there is fantastic, but

sparkling wine and gamay are the signatures. An elaborately renovated old

farmhouse, brimming with contemporary art, serves cheeses and charcuterie

on the wraparound porch.

www.13thstreetwinery.com

Since its inception in August 2000, Peninsula Ridge Estates Winery has been

committed to producing the finest wines Niagara has to offer. The winery

property encompasses 80 acres on the Niagara Escarpment, which is

designated by UNESCO as a World Biosphere Reserve. Peninsula’s

vineyards are located on the Beamsville Bench, considered by many to be

one of the premier grape growing regions in Canada.

Vineyard Statistics: Region: Beamsville Tours: Yes Restaurant: Yes Proximity: 70mins

Vineyard Statistics: Region: Beamsville Tours: Yes Restaurant: No Proximity: 70mins

Vineyard Statistics: Region: Jordan Tours: Yes Restaurant: No Proximity: 75mins

Vineyard Statistics: Region: Niagara Tours: Yes Restaurant: Yes Proximity: 80mins

Prince of Wales Hotel 6 Picton Street

NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE ATTRACTIONS

www.vintage-hotels.com

Fort George 51 Queen’s Parade

www.pc.gc.ca/fortgeorge

Laura Secord Homestead 29 Queenston Street

Welcome to the Home of Canada’s most famous heroine! During the war of 1812, a brave Laura

Secord set out on a perilous journey in the service of her country and stepped forever into the history

and folklore of Niagara. Travel back in time to the lovingly Laura Secord Homestead and be enchant-

ed by stories of her adventures and surroundings as interpreted by authentically costumed guides!

www.niagaraparksheritage.com

McFarland House 15927 Niagara Parkway

Built in 1800, the House is the oldest property owned by The Niagara Parks Commission. Located in

a picturesque park setting with playground facilities and a baseball diamond, the House is adjacent to

the Niagara River Recreation Trail. McFarland Park also offers a covered picnic pavilion which seats

approximately 250 people, with water and washroom facilities nearby.

www.niagaraparks.com

The Prince of Wales is a landmark hotel located on the most popular corner in Niagara–on-the-Lake, offering close proximity to unique shops and boutiques and just steps from the world renowned Shaw Festival Theatre. The historic Victorian-style hotel has 110 individually decorated guestrooms, an award-winning restaurant, lounge and patio, a world-class spa and a lavish tea room serving after-noon tea daily. When you step inside the Prince of Wales, you feel like you’ve been transported back in time. The lobby is wonderfully ornate with intricate hardwood floors, plush Victorian furniture, a stained glass mural, beautiful sculptures and plenty of fresh roses.

Located in the historic town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Fort George was the headquarters of

the Centre Division of the British Army during the War of 1812, and played a key role in the defense

of Upper Canada. Fort George is open weekends November to April, and seven days a week from

May to October, offering visitors an opportunity to step back in time with tours, musket demonstra-

tions, special exhibits, costumed staff and reconstructed buildings.

Yacht / Boat Charter

TRANSPORTATION TO NIAGARA REGION

Via Rail / Go Transit Train

Working on a restricted budget but looking to get the most out of your Niagara

Region experience? Look no further! Jump on one of the many trains that

leave Toronto’s Union Station and enjoy a cross-country trek to the wine

region, passing through small, quaint towns. Enjoy spectacular views of Lake

Ontario and the dramatic rock outcroppings of the Niagara Escarpment!

Exotic Car Rental

Nothing says summer better than driving down the highway, top down and music

turned up in an exotic sportscar! Affinity Car Rentals of Toronto offer a full range of

luxury and exotic vehicles to choose from. Whether it be a Lamborghini supercar for

the Fast & Furious fanatic, or a convertible Bentley for the James Bond in you, we

have options for everyone! For ease and convenience, vehicles are dropped off and

picked up from the Four Seasons Hotel Toronto.

Transit / Bus

Offering the most economical of transportation, Greyhound Coach Lines of-

fers quick and affordable transportation to and from the Niagara Region by

way of modern motor coach. Enjoy the luxuries of complimentary Wifi and air

conditioning in one of their superb buses.

Combine two amazing experiences in one unforgettable day. Go sailing on

Lake Ontario for half a day before exploring the quaint village of Jordan or

Port Dalhousie. Get ready to taste some award winning wines at Niagara's

Finest Wineries before a gourmet dinner in one of the Niagara Region's most

celebrated restaurant. The day includes dinner with wine pairings and all gra-

tuities, guide for the afternoon, all transportation, take home educational wine

& food pairing info complimentary wine magazine and all tour and tasting!

Cost: $525.00 and up Important Info: Seasonal Weather permitting Helmed by an experience Skipper

Cost: $40.00 and up Schedules: Multiple trains daily Stops include: Niagara Falls and Niagara-on-the-lake

Cost: $300.00 and up Vehicle Types: Ferrari Spider Bentley GT Lamborghini Dodge Viper GTS

Cost: $26.00 and up Schedules: Multiple buses daily Stops include: Niagara Falls and Niagara-on-the-lake

Chauffeur Service

TRANSPORTATION TO NIAGARA REGION

Bus Tour

Rental Car

Are you a “DIY” kind of person and looking for adventure? Why not rent one

of our economical rental cars and allow our concierge team to customize a

travel itinerary for you? Designed for those that enjoy taking their time and

without a schedule, this option is perfect. Vehicles are dropped off and picked

up directly from the rental agency at the Four Seasons Hotel Toronto.

Helicopter Tour

Ever wondered what it would be like to be a bird and soar across the city?

Well look no further! Take to the skies with Four Seasons Aviation and

discover the Niagara Region from an exciting new vantage! Boasting luxury

aircraft with the comforts of a private jet, Four Seasons Aviation whisks you

away from city life and land at one of the many beautiful vineyards in Niagara.

From there, you can enjoy tours and tastings and delicious meals while taking

in the vast and magnificent views!

Treat yourself to a day of fortune and fame and leave the driving to us! Enjoy a stress-free drive through the winding roads and quaint towns of Niagara-on-the-lake, while taking in the amazing views from the comfort of a luxury vehicle. Whether you are a small or large group, our transportation company can accommodate your needs. Coupled with informative and friendly guides, this is an experience you will not wish to miss!

Experience one of the world’s most magnificent natural wonders on your full day adventure to Niagara Falls. The tour will take you through the picturesque countryside of the Niagara region with a scenic drive through the historic town of Niagara-on-the-Lake. Upon arrival, you will visit one of the local wineries, where you can sample selections of some of Ontario’s finest wines. Niagara Falls, you will enjoy a buffet lunch while taking in the breathtaking views and excitement this is Niagara Falls. Following lunch, an exhilarating boat ride to the base of the majestic Horseshoe Falls on the Hornblower will end the day!

Cost: $90.00/hr and up Vehicle Type: Sedan SUV Mercedes S-Class Stretch Limousine

Cost: $137.17 and up Tour Inclusions: Buffet Lunch Boat Cruise Souvenir Winery tour

Cost: $65.00 and up Vehicle Type: Compact Mid Size Full Size SUV / Mini Van

Cost: $4500.00 and up Important Info: Seasonal Weather permitting Children allowed Lands at a winery

Peller Estates Restaurant 290 John Street East

NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE RESTAURANTS

www.peller.com

Escabeche 6 Picton Street

Escabèche at Prince of Wales offers contemporary dining in an elegant set-ting reminiscent of Tuscany. Its classic decor offers a comforting blend of old world and new world in several intimate areas of the dining room, each with an enchanting vista of the old town’s bustling Picton Street. Executive Chef Chris Smythe’s innovative culinary techniques, flavour combi-nations and stunning presentation equate to impeccable food quality and ser-vice!

www.vintage-hotels.com

Tiara Restaurant 155 Byron Street

Tiara Restaurant invites you to taste Canadian cuisine at its finest. Every dish

is exquisitely prepared using only the finest ingredients with the latest

cutting-edge culinary techniques. Add a glass of Ontario’s best wine and

suddenly your dinner overlooking spectacular views of the Niagara Harbour

has become an experience you won’t soon forget.

www.vintage-hotels.com

The Charles Restaurant 209 Queen Street

The Charles Inn Restaurant is one of the truly special dining experiences in

Niagara-on-the-Lake. The Dining Room is located in an old parlour and still

features its original crystal chandeliers, fireplaces, floors, windows and doors

– and of course charm.

www.niagarasfinest.com

The dining room oozes grandeur, with its warm walls, plush booths and crisp

white linens, and chef Jason Parson’s tasting menu still includes a proper

course of fortified, peppery chicken broth poured tableside over agar domes

of carrot, onion and celery. Every course goes beautifully with one of the

estate’s wines thanks to an expert pairing program.

Restaurant Stats: Cuisine: Local Dress: Smart Proximity: 90mins

Restaurant Stats: Cuisine: Local Dress: Smart Proximity: 90mins

Restaurant Stats: Cuisine: Local Dress: Smart Proximity: 90mins

Restaurant Stats: Cuisine: Local Dress: Formal Proximity: 90mins

Windows Restaurant Sheraton on the Falls—5875 Falls Avenue

NIAGARA FALLS RESTAURANTS

www.windowsbyjamiekennedy.com

The Rainbow Room Fallsview Resort—5685 Falls Avenue

www.fallsviewrainbowroom.com

Skylon Tower Restaurant 5200 Robinson Street

The Skylon Tower is such an iconic attraction destination that it is recognized

internationally for defining the unique Niagara Falls skyline. For those with a

taste for the extraordinary, Skylon Tower Revolving Dining Room simply must

be experienced. Skylon’s award winning continental cuisine is presented in an

elegant setting 775 ft. above the Falls. The menu is rivalled only by the view,

which you can appreciate at leisure.

www.skylon.com

Treadwell Farm to Table 114 Queen Street

Since opening their doors in May 2006, the restaurant has always been fasci-

nated and driven by the "farm-to-table" concept. Treadwell has undertaken

the philosophy of emphasizing the best artisan producers from the Niagara

region and surrounding areas; using the restaurant to not only showcase the

team's talent but also to showcase the individuals behind the ingredients.

www.treadwellcuisine.com

Celebrated Chef and Order of Canada Recipient Jamie Kennedy brings a rev-

olutionary dining experience to the heart of Niagara Falls. Located at the

Sheraton on the Falls Hotel, Windows features a seasonally-based, evolving

menu featuring the riches of the region that celebrates fine ingredients and

local artisans. Windows features a custom created glass encased wine wall

that displays the expansive array of selections that have been hand-picked!

The Rainbow Room presents spectacular views of the Falls and an exquisite

menu featuring a fresh market approach with Niagara`s finest ingredients

proudly on display. The menu offers signature dishes designed by renowned

Chef, Massimo Capra. The Rainbow Room enlisted Canada`s foremost Wine

Expert Tony Aspler to hand select the extensive wine list which includes

many of Niagara`s award winning wines.

Restaurant Stats: Cuisine: Local Dress: Smart Proximity: 120mins

Restaurant Stats: Cuisine: Canadian Dress: Casual Proximity: 90mins

Restaurant Stats: Cuisine: Local Dress: Smart Proximity: 120mins

*Niagara-on-the-lake Restaurant*

Restaurant Stats: Cuisine: Local Dress: Formal Proximity: 90mins

Hornblower Cruise 5920 Niagara Parkway

NIAGARA FALLS ATTRACTIONS

www.niagaracruises.com

The Helicopter Company See Concierge for further information

Beginning with the Sir Adam Beck Generating plant and the Niagara Parks Commission School of

Horticulture, the tour follows the Niagara River from the Whirlpool area (look for the Spanish Aero Car

crossing the gorge), over the Whirlpool Rapids and the Rainbow Bridge. The green grass and floral

beauty of Queen Victoria Park stretches below as the helicopter passes by the American Falls and

the Skylon Tower.

www.helitours.com

Journey Behind the Falls See Concierge for directions

The sound is like thunder; the sight is awe-inspiring! Take a journey deep below and behind the heart

of Niagara, and stand in the mist where the mighty Horseshoe Falls tumbles from 13 story's above! At

Journey Behind the Falls, you'll experience the awesome spectacle of one-fifth of the world’s fresh

water crashing down to the basin below. During summer daylight hours, over 2,800 cubic meters of

water thunders over the brink every second, traveling 65 kilometers per hour!

www.niagaraparks.com

Niagara Jet Boat Tours 61 Melville Street

As you speed along the Lower Niagara River at 80 km/h in the confines of this truly one of a kind jet

boat, the river guide will tell you all about the fascinating history of the Niagara area, local points of

interest as well as the mechanics of the impressive vessel you are touring in. Highlights of your round

trip will include the power plants of the Niagara Gorge, the 175ft. stone wall canyon, and the Whirl-

pool Cable Car. You¹ll be astounded as the 31,000 lbs. of thrust from the jet boat vanquishes the

mighty Class 5 whitewater of the Devil¹s Hole Rapids and the swirling waters of the Whirlpool.

www.whirlpooljet.com

Hornblower’s “Voyage to theFalls” Niagara Cruise will take you from the Canadian docks at the base

of the Great Gorge, past the American Falls, Bridal Veil Falls and the awesome up-close and person-

al connection with the thundering water, awesome power and amazing mist of the mighty Horseshoe

Falls! Voyage to the Falls departs every 15 minutes and starts early each day with the Early Morning

Sunrise Cruise.

These nightlife venues represent some of the best Toronto has to offer, as always, there are many others that may be of interest to individual needs. The Concierge

team of Liloo Alim, Georgina McCormick, Melissa Hnatiw and Cam Allen are always available to discuss and make reservations at these or other

establishments. Please call us directly at 416-964-0411.

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Cube 314 Queen Street West NIGHTCLUB ● YOUNG ● 21+ www.cubetoronto.com

Brassaii 461 King Street West LOUNGE ● MATURE ● 25+ www.brassaii.com

Hosting some of the most swank and high-profile parties of the year, Brassaii has reinvented itself to become the preeminent destination for exclusivity. Housed in a heritage factory building in the trendy King West district, Brassaii has become the host venue for the Toronto International Film Festival as well as a hot spot for visiting celebrity DJ’s. The expansive front patio, adorned with lux furnishings, fireplaces and waterscapes creates a scene of intimacy, while the interior boasts an architectural wonder of brickwork, precious wood and metals from yesteryear. With a perfectly executed blend of décor, service, cuisine and sexy, Brassaii is the place to be on any night of the week.

The Everleigh 580 King Street West NIGHTCLUB ● MATURE ● 23+ www.theeverleigh.ca

The Everleigh celebrates and re-interprets Canadiana, marrying iconic vintage ideas with street-edge design while adding a sexy opulent flair reminiscent of Chicago’s Everleigh Brothel in the early 1900s. Century-old antiques and bespoke art installations pepper the space. Creative integration of the discontinued copper penny infuses shine and texture throughout the venue; while Muskoka-themed washrooms offer a new take on an old world canoe. A flock of geese across the ceiling is a key focal point in the lounge representing the migration and evolution of King West in Toronto. The Everleigh is truly something fresh fusing old and new world concepts across two rooms to create a mature yet fun social experience while still offering next-generation club-goers a solid place to dance

d|bar is a lively bar and lounge serving causal fare by the team at Café Boulud. With an impressive view of Yorkville Avenue, d|bar is the perfect setting for an after-work drink, lunch, or night out. The French-American menu has something for everyone, from charcuterie and cheeses to market oysters, mouth watering burgers, bistro signatures and more.

Designed with evening mischief in mind, CUBE is a nightclub experience unlike any other. Revel in the sound of

premiere international DJ’s as their music washes over you. Bask in metallic brass-laden touches as they elude

to infamous nights at Studio 54 in the heart of downtown Toronto. Redefine the very meaning of indulgence in

CUBE’s VIP bottle service booths. Each table, laden with succulent foods, is trimmed in jet- black, lacquered

woods and finished with lush, retro green seating; late night revelry at CUBE is a ritual.

d|bar Ground Floor

LOUNGE ● MATURE ● 19+ www.dbartoronto.com

THE SCENE TO BE SEEN

Byblos Lounge 11 Duncan Street LOUNGE ● MATURE ● 19+ www.byblostoronto.com

Bar Chef 472 Queen Street West LOUNGE ● MATURE ● 19+ www.barcheftoronto.com

Toronto’s BarChef, as the name implies, equates the skill and invention of the people behind the bar with the

city’s top gastronomic innovators. These aren’t just bartenders, these are bar-chefs, using fresh ingredients and

complex recipes to create drinks you’ll remember. Based in the space that used to house the Opal Jazz Lounge,

BarChef is a stylish venue, with the apothecary-like bar very much the focus of the room. The counter is lined

with fresh herbs and fruits, bottled infusions and tinctures, and countless other tools of the trade.

The Hoof Cocktail Bar 923 Dundas Street West LOUNGE ● MATURE ● 19+ www.hoofcocktailbar.com

Some of the best things in life come in small packages. This is very evident when setting foot into this whimsical lounge that is decorated much like a small country inn. Adorned with white wash subway brick, industrial lighting and a touch of home, the Hoof Cocktail Bar is a perfect place to share an afternoon or evening cocktail in an unpretentious environment. Much like their sister establishments, the Black Hoof & Rum Corner, the service is top notch with a residential approach.

DW Alexander 19 Church Street LOUNGE ● MATURE ● 21+ www.dwalexander.com

Named after the owner of the largest leather-sole manufacturer in the country, DW Alexander is much like walking into a gentleman’s club from the 1870’s. Exposed, beams, leathers, brick and industrial ventilation tubes, are strewn throughout this vast space. Designed to imitate a library lounge in a large estate, DW Alexander is one of the classiest places in the city to go have a drink. Their food is known to be equally out-standing as their rugged and adventurous cocktails.

Housed in a brick & beam 170 year old factory, the former home of the Grey Goose Soho House, Byblos is two

restaurants in one: a lower-level dining room and an upstairs lounge with a smaller menu and larger cocktail list.

The design throughout is bright and informal, with vaulted white-brick ceilings and shelves lined with Turkish

coffee pots and decorative ceramics. Mixologist Wes Galloway infuses his cocktails with exotic flavorings like

pistachio and fenugreek. Lebanese arak, an anise-flavoured liquor similar to Sambuca, is ceremoniously served

tableside.

SHAKEN, NOT STIRRED

The Fifth Social Club 225 Richmond Street West NIGHTCLUB ● MATURE ● 19+ www.thefifthsocial.com

Bloke & 4th 401 King Street West NIGHTCLUB ● MATURE ● 19+ www.blokeand4th.com

Situated at King & Spadina and hosting over 6,000 sq feet of sophisticated elegance, this unparalleled venue is a

distinguished fusion of exclusive dining, interactive lounge and reputable services. Experience a new level in

Toronto's Nightlife scene as Bloke & 4th focuses on making your night the best with careful attention to detail and

entertainment. Spinning the best music in the city, coupled with incredible food, drinks, top DJs and the hottest

clientele in the city, Bloke & 4th is the place to be seen in Toronto!

The Stirling Room 16 Trinity Street LOUNGE ● MATURE ● 23+ www.stirlingroom.com

Nestled in the heart of The Distillery Historic District, Stirling Room is an elegant and upscale lounge with a sophisticated atmosphere catering to the city's elite and young professional crowd. Inspired by Victorian Goth, Stirling Room is a marriage of contemporary design and historic architecture, creating a unique and intimate experience. The venues construction consists of exposed brick, large wood beans, original plank flooring and beautiful stone archways. The décor features rich leather banquettes, grand lounge furniture and illuminated onyx bars. A reclaimed baby grand piano converted into a DJ booth is the highlight of the space and is sure to leave an indelible impression.

Maison Mercer is an upscale, multi-level event venue for Toronto's party elite. Known as one Toronto’s most exclusive and beautiful spaces, Maison Mercer attracts a crowd of financial powerhouses and A-list stars. Behind the scenes, this hot Toronto venue is equipped with advanced LED lighting, video screens and a sophisticated sound system, one of only two that exist in North America. Maison Mercer is perfect for the discerning socialite who enjoys being surrounded by like-minded individuals that are on the forefront of fashion, music and culture.

Converted from a turn of the century warehouse, the room combines the warmth of the original post s and beams with four stainless steel bars and private oversized bottle sections to create an ambience that makes one feel as though they’re partying in a private loft. Renowned for its service without attitude and countless legendary nights, The Fifth Social Club has become an institution in Toronto. The Fifth Social Club continues to play host to visiting celebrities (Paris Hilton, Vince Vaughn, Matt Damon, Robert Deniro…) sports figures (Derek Jeter, Brett Favre, David Beckham…) and Torontonians alike.

Maison Mercer 15 Mercer Street NIGHTCLUB ● MATURE ● 21+ www.maisonmercer.com

CHIC

Muzic 15 Saskatchewan Street NIGHTCLUB ● YOUNG ● 19+ www.muzicclubs.com

Buonanotte 19 Mercer Street LOUNGE ● MATURE ● 19+ www.buonanottetoronto.com

The massive space seats 160 and the decor is swanky but not tacky, like most supper clubs. Other than the lav-

ish marble bar, the most eye-catching element is undoubtedly the gold squared ceiling. Music pumps out of the

expensive sound system but is never intrusive during dinner, even when there's a live DJ spinning popular tunes

every Thursday to Sunday night. The food is equally as impressive as the cocktails and of course the legendary

service.

F-Stop 420A Wellington Street NIGHTCLUB ● MATURE ● 21+ www.f-stoptoronto.com

F-Stop is discreetly located in an alley behind 420 Wellington Street West. The alley can also be accessed between the Firkin Pub and Rodney’s Oyster Bar from the South side of King Street. A beautiful narrow brick tunnel lit with candles, guides you into a large and industrial-style space. Clean, and sleek with eclectic design, F-Stop is the perfect place to enjoy a casual club experience. Vaulted ceilings, an outdoor terrace and multi-level space combined with state-of-the-art sound systems create one of the most unique experiences in the Toronto nightlife scene.

UNUIN 473 Adelaide Street West NIGHTCLUB ● YOUNG ● 19+ www.uniun.com

UNIUN is an elegant mix of both new and old. Original post factory beams and metal arches reminiscent of

weathered steel bridges provide a sharp but blended contrast with the latest party, light, and sound technology in

the industry. Fit for the future, the state-of-the-art LED lighting system and vast LED screens bring movement

and texture to UNIUN's musical experience. Fringed by lush, tufted VIP party and event banquette seating,

UNIUN was manufactured with bottle service in mind. Offering some of the best variety and collection of liquors

and champagnes in the city ready to be toasted, sipped and enjoyed.

Muzik is one of Toronto's most unique party and event venues. A chameleon-like entertainment space undefined by convention; Muzik is a whole new way to experience Toronto nightlife. Complete with private bars for VIP’s, tent, cabanas and pools, Muzic attracts some of the biggest names in the DJ business. Boasting an expansive outdoor patio overlooking the lake, superior service and killer mixologists, Muzic is a piece of Miami or Southbeach in the north!

FOREVER YOUNG

Reservoir Lounge 52 Wellington Street East UPSCALE LOUNGE ● MATURE ● 19+ www.reservoirlounge.com

Jazz Bistro 251 Victoria Street RESTAURANT ● MATURE ● 19+ www.jazzbistro.ca

Sexy, retro and chic can only begin to describe one of the most unique and upscale Jazz Lounges in our city. Brand new to the live music scene, Jazz Bistro is a throwback to the roaring twenties when Duke Ellington, Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong owned the stage. Boasting an alluring red and black interior, chandeliers and tables with phenomenal views of the stage, Jazz Bistro an intimate venue for the romancer or music aficionado. Be sure to view the Red & Black Steinway Piano, North America’s one and only!

The Drake Hotel 1150 Queen Street West BAR ● YOUNG ● 19+ www.thedrakehotel.ca

The Drake Hotel Lounge signature room re-envisions a bygone era, the Mid Century Lounge experience. Here

your favourite songs blend with new music to compliment classic cocktailing, best enjoyed with friends. Leather

booths and banquettes, artist-commissioned mica chandeliers, brass bar tops and two lush murals by Joe Becker

blend classic painting and contemporary influences with stunning results. Even more stunning is the rooftop

terrace, where you can do a little stargazing, sun tanning or roasting marshmallows over their open campfire!

Known discreetly as the place Jazz Musicians go to hear Jazz, welcome to the Rex Hotel. Since the late 80’s, the Rex has been at the forefront of Toronto’s thriving local jazz scene. The casual atmos-phere, eclectic mix of retro-chic décor, as well as an exciting variety of draft beer combine to make The Rex feel like a second home. The Jazz & Blues Bar continually attracts Canada’s finest musicians and is unique in that it remains distinctly inexpensive and affordable for the budget-conscious. For a unique local Torontonian musical experience, The Rex is the best place to take in the sounds of our city!

Welcome to Reservoir Lounge, one of Toronto’s hippest and most famous Jazz Lounges. Located in the financial district of the city, Reservoir Lounge has hosted a vast array of luminaries and some of the world’s most popular musicians. Vocal sensation Michael Buble, got his start at Reservoir Lounge and was eventually discovered by a producer at that very venue! Surrounded by brick and mortar, this cavernous and rustic lounge is perfect for those that wish to dine by candlelight while listening to the sounds of yesteryear. A fixture in our community, Reservoir Lounge is THE destination for Jazz, Swing & Smoky Blues.

The Rex Hotel 194 Queen Street West BAR ● MATURE ● 19+ www.therex.ca

WE’RE LIVE

Horseshoe Tavern 370 Queen Street West DIVE ● MATURE ● 19+ www.horseshoetavern.com

Hugh’s Room 2261 Dundas Street West RUSTIC BISTRO ● MATURE ● 19+ www.hughsroom.com

Hugh’s Room has quietly become the best place in town to hear roots, folk, jazz and world music. Tiered

seating with tables stage-side, creates the ambience of a ‘30s lounge. The best way to make sure you get one of

those tables is to reserve for pre-performance dining. Happily, the food is a cut well above pub fare (though it’s

priced accordingly). Such performers as Judy Collins, Jane Siberry, Buffy Sainte-Marie and Pete Seeger have

graced Hugh’s small stage, and local artists often hold album release parties there.

Cameron House 408 Queen Street West TAVERN ● MATURE ● 19+ www.thecameron.com

One of the last great bastions of the Queen Street West of old, The Cameron House has been the

neighbourhood watering hole for around a century. Walk inside and you're in a grand room of lofty ceilings,

adorned with gaudy replicas of the Sistine Chapel, where a bohemian mix of artists, writers and a younger gen-

eration of hipsters sit over whiskey, wine and beer. Since it opened its doors to musicians in 1981, the venue has

helped launch the careers of numerous well-known bands and the hotel upstairs still acts as a rooming house

and rehearsal space for local musicians.

Dakota Tavern 249 Ossington Avenue DIVE● MATURE ● 19+ www.thedakotatavern.com

This basement honky-tonk has quickly turned into a mecca for roots, bluegrass, and country rock in Toronto.

Decked out with wood panel and newspaper laden walls, exposed brick, old fashioned bar stools made from

wine barrels, Dakota tavern is a western country saloon in the heart of Toronto. High-profile singer/songwriters

like Ron Sexsmith (a local resident), Serena Ryder, and John Doe (of X) have graced the small stage under the

disco ball. Excellent Mexican and Southern-accented food is on offer, as well as large selection of Bourbon and

Draft beer.

Famously known as the tavern that hosted an impromptu concert by the Rolling Stones, this small dive bar is located in the heart of Chinatown. Sandwiched between numerous store fronts and local shops, this 1970’s live music venue hosts rock, jazz, bluegrass and R&B musical talent. The walls are covered with old license plates, musical memorabilia, autographs and graffiti, this is very much a bar where anything goes.

WE’RE LIVE

These tours represent some of the best Toronto has to offer, as always, there are many others that may be of interest to individual needs. The concierge team of Liloo Alim, Georgina McCormick, Melissa Hnatiw & Cam

Allen are always able to discuss and make reservations for these or alternative tours. Please call us directly at 416-964-0411

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Gray Line Hop-On-Hop-Off City Tour

TOUR THE TOWN

Haunted Walk of Toronto

Toronto Heritage Walking Tours

All tours are researched, designed and led by local historians, community groups and professionals who volunteer their time. Heritage Toronto Tours run from the end of April until late October, so there’s plenty of time to catch as many of our fun and informative tours as you like. Bring a water bottle, wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather – tours go rain or shine! If a tour must be can-celled, it will be noted as soon as possible on this page. Someone will also show up at the tour’s starting point to let you know.

Art Insite Tours

Join cultural concierge Betty Ann Jordan as she leads the ultimate insider's tour

of West Queen West. Discover art, architecture, and the secret spots and

neighbourhood gems only a knowledgeable local could show you. Whether you

frequent Queen West regularly or it's your first time visiting you'll enjoy this

one-of-a-kind tour with equal parts art lesson, gossip session and peek inside

Toronto's Art and Design district.

Join the tour at any one of our over 20 scheduled stops at featured attractions and points of interest and then hop on and off all day! Your ticket will be valid for 3 consecutive touring days and also includes a FREE Boat Tour of the Toronto Harbour and Islands, so come join us and let our more than 100 YEARS of experience introduce you the history and excitement that is Toronto!

From the old military town of York to the metropolitan city of today, discover

Toronto's ghost stories and darker history. Hear of the city's haunted theaters,

public hangings and the terrifying encounters at Mackenzie House. You will

never look at the city the same again. This tour will be departing from in front of

the Hockey Hall of Fame.

Tour Information: Adult $34.96 Senior: $30.97 Child: $19.47 Family: #101.77 Tour Length: 2 hours *Year Round Service*

Tour Information: Adult: $18.75 Senior: $18.75 Student: $16.75 Child: $10.75 Tour Length: 90 mins

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Gray Line Niagara Falls Day Tour

GRAND TOURING

Toronto Helicopter Company

Experience Toronto from a totally unique angle! Soar into the air and look down

through the tall Skyscrapers at all that Toronto has to offer. Our pilots will provide

you with a long, dynamic flight, taking you to new heights over the Toronto Sky-

scrapers. Satisfy the obsession for helicopter flight, but be sure to bring your

camera (stills, movie, video, digital . . . your choice) to help you capture your

memorable adventure.

Niagara Winery Tours

Tour Niagara’s Wine Route to experience the variety, personality, distinction and

terroir of Wine Country Ontario. Niagara has earned an outstanding reputation for

producing an array of exceptional wines in addition to our internationally ac-

claimed Icewine. With over 70 award-winning wineries just over an hour away

from Toronto, in less than a day, wine country can be your reality!

Culinary Adventures Co.

In 2012, National Geographic names the St. Lawrence Market the best market in the world for a reason. Spectacular butchers, dynamic fishmongers and a collection of unbelievable bakeries make up the market that has been a Toronto attraction for over 200 years. We’ve selected some of the best and brightest from over 120 vendors to learn, eat and enjoy the flavours of Toronto’s best market. From an array of homemade mustards to one of the most well-known sandwiches in the city – we promise you’ll leave full of food and history

Experience one of the world’s most magnificent natural wonders on your full day

adventure to Niagara Falls. We will take you through the picturesque countryside

of the Niagara region with a scenic drive through the historic town of Niagara-on-

the-Lake. Upon arrival, you will visit one of the local wineries, where you can

sample selections of some of Ontario’s finest wines. The tour will continue along

the Niagara Parkway to the Falls with numerous photo opportunities & fun!

Tour Information: Adult: $137.17 Senior: $123.89 Child: $90.27 Family: $396.46 Tour Length 10 hours

Tour Information: Tour Cost (PP): $194.00 *Weather Dependant* *Weight Restrictions* *Pre-booking Required*

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