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Hi! My name is Gabriel.

This is a blog about 48 hours in Toronto 🇨🇦

Toronto! It’s a huge, sprawling place, made up of lots of smaller, individual neighbourhoods. But a weekend is just enough to get a taste of Toronto and this is a weekend packed full of different experiences. You’ll get a description of how the food tasted. You almost get the impression of smelling and tasting the delicious burgers I bought. I will also share with you pictures of the hotel I stayed . Here is how I spent my perfect 48 hours in Toronto.

Where to stay?🤔

I arrived to Toronto after two weeks of sleeping on the street. So we were more than ready for somewhere luxurious to lay our head, and we found it at the Thompson Toronto. This beautiful hotel is located on the east side of the city. With lots of restaurants and bars nearby. The rooms are smart, modern and bright. But the cool spot on the hotel is the rooftop pool terrace and bar with views over the city skyline. The price is very cheap only a few bucks the night.

What did i do the first night?🤔

The first thing i did was run to the closest fast-food restaurant and get a double tasty Mc chicken burger. There i was the whole Friday night digesting the fact that i had been sleeping on the street in 2 weeks. I came very late to a beautiful bed with a mini bar to the left of my bed.

The second day2️⃣

It all started with me getting in the shower and taking a cup of coffee. I was going to go fishing! There is a river on the west side of Toronto which houses giant rainbow trout. The river is called Flowersriver. So from 9am to 3pm i was fishing and caught some beutiful trout.

So later the day i sat in my hotel room and chilled like if it was the last day i could chill. In the hotel room there was a Tv with 192 channels so i think you know what i did in the hotel room in my spare time.

And thats how my 48 hours in Toronto have been🤗

My sources: https://www.travelandleisure.com/hotels-resorts/luxury-hotels/worlds-most-expensive-hotel-suite https://www.americanangler.com/september-trout/ Google.com

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