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Eastern Canada Trip 
(16th August 2003 to 26th August 2003)

My Itinerary:

16th Aug (pic) Reach Toronto at around 7am
  Went to Yorksdale, Pacific Mall, York University and Unionville.
17th Aug (pic) Downtown Toronto
  Went to CN tower, Air Canada Ctr, Sky Dome, Younge St, Bay St, Queen St, Union Station, U of T and Chinatown
18th Aug (pic) Drove to Niagara Falls in the morning. The journey is around 2.5 to 3 hrs
  Visited the falls and Clifton Hill
19th Aug (pic) Drove to Ottawa. The journey took hell of a long time. Left Niagara in the morning, reach Ottawa downtown around 7pm.
  Stopped by Queens University in Kingston.
  Went to Parliament Hill, Rideau Center, walked along Rideau St., Byward Market
20th Aug (pic) Visited Museum of Civilization, Royal Canadian Mint, more of Parliament Hill, Byward Market and surrounding, Ottawa downtown.
21st Aug (pic) Drove to Montréal around midnight of 20th. Reached Montréal at 3am.
  Visited Basilique Notre-Dame, Pointe-à-Callière, Vieux Port, basically most of Vieux-Montréal and McGill University.
22nd Aug (pic) Visited Biodôme de Montréal, Stade Olympique and more of Vieux-Montréal.
23rd Aug (pic) Left for Quebec City early in the morning. Left at around 6am. Reach Quebec at around 8:30 am.
  Spend the whole day in Old Quebec. Visited Basilique-Cathédrale Notre-Dame, Château Frontenac, Hôtel du Parlement, Porte St-Louis, Citadelle and Place Royale.
24th Aug (pic) Went to Citadelle for the change of Guards. Left Quebec in the late morning. Drove all the way back to Toronto. Meet with huge traffic jams due to construction and traffic accident, so took us close to 10 hrs to get back to Toronto.
25th Aug (pic) More of downtown Toronto. Went up CN tower. Went to Casa Loma.
26th Aug Left Toronto for Vancouver in the morning.

For those of you who has the intention to go to eastern Canada, 10 days are barely enough to explore the main cities and attractions there. A lot of time will be lost to driving, traffic jams, finding directions and getting lost (especially in Montéal).

** The total driving distance recorded for this trip is close to 2100km, and a lot of walking is involved in the cities. (Driving is only from city to city).

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