NEIGHBOURHOODS TOUR Saturday, May 30, 2015 and Sunday, May 31, 2015 8:30 am - 12:30 pm

Toronto is known as a city of neighbourhoods and on today’s tour, you will visit some of the unique neighbourhoods that make Toronto such a colourful and vibrant city. There will be many stops for guests to disembark and experience each neighbourhood. See what everyone is talking about. Experience Toronto’s safe and clean city on this full day excursion. Some of the neighbourhoods that may be included in the tour are:

The trendy neighbourhood known as the Beaches. A twisting road past large, beautiful homes will take you right down to Lake Ontario and Toronto’s famous boardwalk.

The Danforth, to the area known by its residents as Greektown. This area is filled with lively Greek restaurants and shops and is enjoyed by thousands who stroll its sidewalks sampling the cuisine and music of this lively culture.

The Distillery District is the new ‘hot and trendy’ arts, culture and entertainment area. Built from

1859-61, The Gooderham & Worts Distillery is an outstanding example of Victorian Industrial design. There will be time to browse all the shops, galleries and cafes that line the brick streets. Little Portugal. Little Portugal is located in the downtown west end of Toronto. In this neighbourhood, Portuguese immigrants have created an institutionally complete community that is also one of the most visible ethnic

neighbourhoods in Toronto. This neighbourhood today contains most of the community’s social, cultural, commercial, and religious institutions.

Cabbagetown, an area named because the early inhabitants actually grew cabbages in their front gardens! You will enjoy the unbroken streetscapes of attractive 19th century houses, tall budding trees and the atmosphere of real neighbourhoods in the heart of a large metropolis.

Yorkville and Forest Hill, where the elite live and shop. Drive along to one of Toronto’s original streets, Spadina Road. Now known as the

Fashion “rag trade” District, this area is home to many clothing discount stores. Visit North America’s second largest Chinatown that is continuing to grow and expand at a rapid pace. Adjacent to Chinatown is a lively European market area called Kensington Market. Like the city of Toronto, this

area has experienced rapid changes of cultures over the last century Per person price of tour includes: transportation, full commentary, tour guide and all taxes..... $45.00 Canadian

FROM LAKE TO SEA! Saturday, May 30, 2015 and Sunday, May 31, 2015 1:30 am - 4:30 pm

Toronto is a "people city" where residents live, work and play - the proof is evident in its thriving waterfront. Experience the beauty and harmony of Toronto’s harbour front and islands as you set sail on a relaxing harbour cruise. This incredible cruise will be highlighted by a breathtaking view of Toronto’s spectacular cityscape as you cruise through the tranquil island lagoons for a close up view of the island homes, parkland, wild life and numerous yacht clubs. Immerse yourself in a world of 16,000 aquatic animals and discover your own underwater adventure. Toronto's newest attraction, Ripley's Aquarium of Canada features North America’s longest underwater viewing tunnel, more than 5.7 million litres of water and will have over 100 interactive opportunities including three touch pools featuring horseshoe crabs, sharks, and rays. This awe-inspiring new attraction will consist of nine carefully curated galleries showcasing a cross section of saltwater and freshwater environments from around the world – starting with species from Toronto’s backyard, the Great Lakes basin.

Per person price of tour includes: transportation, full commentary, cruise, admission to the aquarium, tour guide and all taxes.............................................................................................$115.00 Canadian

SENSATIONAL SPORTS Saturday, May 30 and Sunday May 31, 2015 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm

Toronto is definitely a sports town! You will visit two of Toronto's fabulous sports venues.

Visit the Rogers Centre Tour Experience which is the best way to appreciate the wonders of Rogers Centre, one of Toronto’s most popular attractions. Home of the 1992 and 1993 World Series Baseball champions – The Blue Jays! The tour offers a newly renovated museum area featuring a model of Rogers Centre, memorabilia from past events, concerts and much more! See the multi-screen video wall featuring the many exciting sports and events that have been held at the facility. Rogers Centre Tour Experience is a one hour, fully-guided behind-the-scenes tour. Highlights of the tour include a visit to the Blue Jays Hall of Fame, a Press Box and a Luxury Suite among other stops.

Next, it is time to explore the world of hockey with a visit to the Hockey Hall of Fame, where you will find the world’s most comprehensive collection of hockey artifacts, displays and memorabilia mixed with state-of-the-art exhibits and interactive technology. The climax of any visit to the Hockey Hall of Fame is the Great Hall where the various NHL trophies are kept including the coveted Stanley Cup.

Per person price of tour includes: transportation, full commentary, admission and guided tour of the Rogers Centre, admission to the Hockey Hall of Fame tour guide and all taxes..................$90.00 Canadian

TREE TOP TREKKING ZIP LINING ADVENTURE! Saturday, May 30 and Sunday May 31, 2015 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm

The Zip Line and Aerial Game courses are made of innovative games like suspended bridges, Tarzan swings, monkey cables and balance logs, and of course lots of zip lines to get your adrenaline pumping! All of the parks have a wide range of courses ranging in difficulty from beginner to expert, so there is sure to be something for everyone in your group. All of the parks also have a giant zip line or a zip line specific course, which are sure to take the fun to the highest level! During a visit to Treetop Trekking you will push your limits, stimulate all of your senses and have a deep connection with nature. Make lasting memories with those close to you, while experiencing the physical and spiritual benefits

that are evoked from the activities. Please note the following: All safety equipment is inspected daily by the staff to ensure that it is in safe working order. All helmets are

disinfected after each use. Participants will be required to sign a waiver in order to participate Gloves are not mandatory, however many people do prefer to use them. You are welcome to bring your own

gloves (tight fitting gardening or cycling gloves work best), or you can purchase them at the park when in-stock. Mandatory Safety Orientation: All participants must take part in an approximately 20 minute safety orientation before each visit. The guides will

explain to you the rules of the park and show you how to safely use your equipment. Course Restrictions Maximum Weight: 250lbs (113kg) Harness Size: Waist = 45 inches, Thighs = 26 inches. Harnesses must be tightened by at least 1 inch. For safety reasons, pregnant women are not permitted on the courses

Per person price of tour includes: transportation, all necessary safety equipment will be provided, (including a rock climbing style harness and a safety helmet. For liability reasons only our equipment may be used in the parks. Those with their own harnesses and helmets are asked to please leave them at home), trekking guides, tour guide and all taxes.. .........................................................$110.00 Canadian

GET ACQUAINTED TOUR OF TORONTO Monday June 1 and Tuesday June 2, 2015 8:30 am - 12:30 pm

Discover the pulse of this ‘great city.’ Participants will get acquainted with Toronto as seen through the eyes of its residents. You will wind your way through the vibrant downtown financial district, bustling Chinatown, thriving waterfront, designer fashion districts, stately homes of Toronto’s more famous personalities, museums, galleries, acres of parkland, theatres, the Rogers Centre, a medieval-style castle, and numerous other places of interest! There will be photo ops at Nathan Phillips Square, Toronto’s City Hall and King’s Cross Circle. The most incredible view of the city - High above with a visit to the magnificent CN Tower. Zoom into the sky via a thrilling 58-second ride in a glass-sided elevator. Once at the top, you will enjoy the

breathtaking panoramic look at Toronto and the surrounding area. On a clear day, you can even see the mist from Niagara Falls! You will be able to go to the outdoor observation deck and enjoy the 360-degree outdoor viewing gallery. Imagine… walking on air 1,122 feet about the ground on the highest glass floor in the world!

Per person price of tour includes: transportation, full commentary, admission to and elevation at the CN Tower, tour guide and all taxes................................................................................$85.00 Canadian

SHOES, SHOPPING AND SAPPHIRES Monday June 1 and Tuesday June 2, 2015 9:30 - 12:30 pm

Today’s tour includes a visit to one of Toronto’s unique museums that houses a selection of Sonja Bata’s personal collection of over 1,000 artefacts. This exclusive collection spans 4,500 years and represents cultures from around the world. Guests will observe a stunning exhibition of the history of the shoe; from a 3,700,000-year-old foot print to moon boots, chestnut crushers and Elvis Presley’s shoes. The museum’s diverse and exciting collection makes it a fascinating attraction for people of all ages and interest. Next, guests will visit the Royal Ontario Museum’s spectacular Gallery of Gems and Gold. Nearly 600 beautiful and rare gems, gem crystals, jewellery and gold specimens are on display representing the wide diversity and colour of precious stones, and some of the finest gems and jewellery in Canada. Highlighted in the gallery is the famed 900-carat Light of the Desert, the largest faceted cerussite gem in the world. Visitors will gain a deeper appreciation of the gems they know and love, while being introduced to impressive, exotic stones and a dazzling array of colours. The ROM’s collection contains examples of Canada’s most superb gems as well as gems and jewellery from around the world, which are even better appreciated through thoughtful and interesting descriptions. Then, to conclude your day, the guide will introduce you to the fabulous boutiques and specialty shops in the exclusive Bloor/Yorkville area where you will have time to browse and shop before returning to the hotel. Each guest will be given a helpful map of the area. Alternatively, you may stay and shop at leisure and find your own way back to the hotel.

Per person price of tour includes: transportation, full commentary, admission and guided tour of the Bata Shoe Museum and the Royal Ontario Museum tour guide and all taxes................................. ............$90.00 Canadian

TRAVEL THROUGH TORONTO'S BREW-HA-HA Monday June 1 and Tuesday June 2, 2015 1:30 - 4:30 pm

This program offers your guests the opportunity to see behind the scenes of the only working breweries in Toronto. They will be transported to two very different areas of the city and three very different breweries. The order of breweries may differ subject to number of participants. The first stop will be at the Amsterdam Brewery located in the west end of the city in the new and hip “in” area called the King West Village. Originally the brewery Amsterdam brewed house beers

for the Rotterdam Bar and distributed on draft throughout Toronto bars. However, the Amsterdam Brewery was getting quite popular, and a decision was made: expand the brewery and sacrifice the bar. The New Amsterdam pub is located under the brewery, at the original Rotterdam long bar, serving all of their beers on draft. This is the oldest brewery on the tour and proud to say, still going strong. The Brew Master will take guests on a tour of the brewery where they will discover the secrets that have kept this brewing company one of Toronto’s favourites for years. After the tour there will be a chance to sample some of the flavours that the pub has to offer. The next stop on this brew-ha-ha will be at Toronto’s newest brewery, The Mill Street Brewery. The Mill Street Brewery is East Toronto's first commercial brewery to open in over 100 years, producing handcrafted beers and ales in a neighbourhood once renowned for its beer. It is located in the new Distillery District that is the Gooderham & Worts Distillery changed into shops, galleries and restaurants. Guests will have the opportunity to tour and taste through this new great site.

Per person price of tour includes: transportation, full commentary, admission, tour and tasting at two breweries, tour guide and all taxes.. .........................................................................$95.00 Canadian

HISTORIC HOMES - CASA LOMA AND SPADINA HOUSE Monday June 1 and Tuesday, June 2, 2015 1:30 am - 4:30 pm

Take a step back in time with visits to two of Toronto's historical homes. Casa Loma is undeniably one of Toronto’s most prestigious sites. Highlights of this architectural fantasy are the 98 rooms, lavish stone and marble finishes, hidden staircases, underground tunnels leading to the marble tiled stables, the 60 foot high Great Hall with its lofty oak beamed ceiling, magnificent balconies and a fully functional pipe organ, and the Italian stained glass domed ceiling of the Conservatory and the beautifully landscaped gardens recently restored to their original 19th Century grandeur. Following your visit to Casa Loma, you will also have a guided tour of the historic mansion and gardens of Spadina House located right next door to Casa Loma. Built in 1866, with its incredible collection of fine Krieghoff art and furniture, Spadina was home to four generations of the phenomenally wealthy Austin family for more than 100 years. Today, this magnificent estate is filled with original material. Situated on six acres of parkland, Spadina House also boasts one of Toronto’s finest restored Victorian and Edwardian gardens featuring more than 300 varieties of plants in an original setting. Per person price of tour includes: transportation, full commentary, admission and guided tours of Casa Loma and Spadina House, tour guide and all taxes........................................................................................ $90.00 Canadian

McMICHAEL GALLERY Wednesday June 3 and Thursday 4, 2015 9:30 am - 12:30 pm

Nestled amidst 100 acres of serene woodland in the charming village of Kleinburg, Ontario, the McMichael Gallery is home to an unparalleled collection of Canadian artworks by Tom Thomson and the famous Group of Seven, as well as First Nations, Inuit and contemporary artists. Discover the rich diversity of Ontario through the eyes of some of its most famous artists and artisans. Today's journey will take guests to the picturesque town of Kleinburg to the McMichael Canadian Art Collection. This art gallery complex is located on the Humber River valley and contains thirty gallery rooms constructed from hand-hewn timbers and native stone. A guided tour of the collection will give you a rare insight into the unique works of art and the vibrant landscapes painted by the Group of Seven and their contemporaries. There is also a superb collection of Inuit, Woodland, and West Coast Indian works. Visit the Gallery Store, which features exquisite history and art books, hand-made pottery and glass, prints, leather crafts, carvings, and jewelry.

Per person price of tour includes: transportation, full commentary, admission and guided tour at the McMichael Gallery, tour guide and all taxes. ...................................................................... $70.00 Canadian

EXPLORE TORONTO ISLANDS BY BICYCLE Wednesday June 3 and Thursday June 4, 2015 1:30 pm - 5:30 pm

Explore the largest car free community in North America, enjoy some great skyline views and get to know this unique Toronto neighbourhood through sights and stories. After a short ferry ride across the harbour, you’ll explore the car free neighbourhoods on the eastern Islands and visit historic landmarks such as the Gibraltar Point Lighthouse and the Royal Canadian Yacht club. You will also enjoy the scenery, including the parks, the beaches, the cottages, and some incredible views of the Toronto skyline. Along the way, you’ll hear stories about key people and events from the last 200 years of the island’s remarkable history.

The tour is suitable for beginner to advanced riders, as we move at an easy pace and make plenty of stops to talk and take in the sights. Our guides are expert city riders and very familiar with Toronto. We take care of everything that you’ll need for the ride – outfitting you with a bike and helmet, and providing you with water, and snacks. Suitable for beginner through to advanced riders of at least moderate fitness, we move at an easy pace and make plenty of stops to talk and take in the sights.

Per person price of tour includes: transportation, delivery of equipment (equipment to include a bicycle, helmet, water and snacks), ratio of approximately 1 guide per 5 participants, ferry ticket, tour guide and all taxes....................................................................................................................................$150.00 Canadian

VAUDEVILLE AND AFTERNOON TEA Wednesday, June 3 and Thursday June 4, 2015 1:30 pm - 5:30 pm

The Vaudeville era not only provided audiences with memorable performances, but it left a legacy of a breathtakingly beautiful theatre complex. Today’s program will take your guests on an exciting journey back to the opulence of the 1920’s as you visit two of Toronto’s magnificently restored vaudeville houses ... the Elgin Theatre & Winter Garden Theatres. Designed by the world-renowned Scottish born architect Thomas Lamb, these theatres once featured famous vaudeville and silent movie entertainers including Mary Pickford and even Archie Leach - also known as Cary Grant! Almost lost to the fast paced growth of Toronto, these monuments to the Vaudeville era have been painstakingly restored to their original splendour. The historic Elgin & Winter Garden

Theatres is the last operating double-decker theatre complex in the world, containing two separate Edwardian theatres. The elegant Elgin Theatre is located on the street level but the true treasure is the rooftop Winter Garden located immediately above. As the doors open to the Winter Garden, visitors feel as if they have stepped into a secret fantasy garden as they view the magnificent hand painted walls of trailing vines and flowers and breathtaking decor. After the doors closed in 1928, this hidden jewel remained forgotten until it was purchased and its restoration began in 1987. Upon arrival, the group will be taken on a guided tour of the restored theatres beginning with the Elgin Theatre followed by the Winter Garden Theatre.

Following the tour of theatres, participants will experience a delicious King's Afternoon Tea at the Omni King Edward Hotel. The Omni King Edward Hotel has hosted visitors for over a century, and to this day remains a hallmark of luxury and comfort. With its rich history and old world’s charm, sprinkled with modern amenities and elegant décor, this hotel pays homage to a proud history as the city’s first luxury hotel. Guests can indulge themselves with traditional scones and

Devonshire cream, finger sandwiches, fresh berries and cream, pastries and petit fours, and more than 20 select teas from around the world.

Per person price of tour includes: transportation, full commentary, guided tour of the Elgin and Winter Garden Theatres, souvenir book, afternoon tea, tour guide and all taxes......................$125.00 Canadian

NIAGARA REGION Sunday, May 31, Monday June 1, Tuesday June 2 and Wednesday June 3, 2015 8:30 am - 5:30 pm

Niagara Falls is undeniably one of the most incredible wonders of the world. Novelist Charles Dickens wrote, “Niagara was at once stamped upon my heart, an image of beauty, to remain there changeless and indelible.” For today’s excursion we will take you to some of the Niagara regions finest attractions.

Your first stop in this wondrous region will be Hornblower Cruises. A historical ride aboard the boat is a half hour thrill of a lifetime! The cruise starts off at a calm part of the Niagara River and takes its passengers past the American and Bridal Veil Falls, then into the dense mist of spray inside the curve of the Horseshoe Falls.

Lunch will take place at Elements Restaurant which overlooks the Falls and has absolutely spectacular views. You will then journey along the Niagara Parkway, which will provide you with an opportunity to view the impressive Niagara Gorge, with its swirling whirlpool rapids, pass by the world's largest floral clock and sites of the famous Battle of Queenston Heights between the British and the Americans during the war of 1812 before arriving to Niagara-on-the-Lake. Your first stop here will be Niagara-on-the-Lake, a charming 19th century town, is full of lush parks and gardens, historic

sites, award-winning wineries and some of Canada's finest Victorian architecture. There will be time to explore the area before boarding the coach to one of the region's wineries.

Niagara-on-the-Lake is a spectacular oasis for wine lovers. This is a community of wineries with individual personalities, as distinctive as the wines they create. Each winery has its own unique story: from the sleekness of glass and steel to the warmth of stone and wood, Niagara-on-the-Lake's wineries are expressions of their diverse personalities. We will visit one of the wineries for a tour and tasting. Behind the doors to each winery you will find friendly staff, stylish and relaxed tasting rooms and a wide range of wines to sample. Relax and experience the life of a winery. Sample rare vintages, special Reserves, new releases, or small batch specialties—many only available at the wineries. Take a tour behind the scenes.

After a spectacular day in Niagara, you will board your coach, relax and enjoy a quiet journey back to your hotel.

Per person price of tour includes: transportation, full commentary, admission Hornblower Cruise, wine tasting, lunch, tour guides and all taxes.......................................................................................................... $195.00 Canadian

STRATFORD FESTIVAL - THE SOUND OF MUSIC Tuesday June 2, 2015 9:30 am - 10:00 pm

With William Shakespeare as its foundation, the Stratford Festival aims to set the standard for classical theatre in North America. Embracing our heritage of tradition and innovation, we seek to bring classical and contemporary theatre alive for an increasingly diverse audience. For more than half a century, our mission has evolved to address the ever-changing, ever-challenging Canadian cultural landscape. What has remained constant, however, is our determination to create stimulating, thought-provoking productions of Shakespeare’s plays, to examine other plays from the classical repertoire, and to foster and support the development of Canadian theatre practitioners. By searching Canada and the world for the finest talent, and by providing the conditions and training that enable those artists to achieve their most courageous work, we will immerse our audiences in a theatregoing experience that is not only innovative, entertaining and unsurpassed anywhere in the world, but also deeply relevant to, and reflective of, their lives and communities. This afternoon's/evening's performance will be the ever popular Sound of Music in the stunning Festival Theatre. The Festival Theatre began in 1953 as a tent standing over a wooden thrust stage which was surrounded on three sides by the audience. Having gone through a number of changes, the central and still the most important feature of the Stratford Festival is the Festival Theatre, and at the heart of that theatre is the remarkable thrust stage still known to artists and staff simply as the “Festival stage.” More than anything else, it is that stage that has given the Festival its unique and enduring character.

It remains the place to go if you have only one meal to eat in Stratford and want it to be a spectacular experience. - Opening its' doors as a restaurant in 1975, the Revival House Stratford (previously the Revival House Stratford) has been a tradition in dining ever since. The philosophy of this establishment is quite clear; treat each ingredient with respect, treat each guest with sincerity, understand the vision and execute flawlessly. The dedication to local and organic produce is an important focus of The Revival House Stratford. Quality is not negotiable.

In fact, should a fantastic ingredient present itself without notice, the kitchen is devoted to optimizing the opportunity while spontaneously indulging in a new addition to the menu! Per person price of tour includes: Transportation, full commentary, ticket to The Sound of Music, lunch, tour guide and all taxes........................................................................................................................... $290.00 Canadian