15th INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF PARKINSON'S
15th INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF PARKINSON'S
15th INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF PARKINSON'S
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Top Attractions in Toronto<br />
CN Tower<br />
Royal Ontario Museum<br />
Casa Loma<br />
15 th <strong>INTERNATIONAL</strong> <strong>CONGRESS</strong> <strong>OF</strong> PARKINSON’S<br />
DISEASE AND MOVEMENT DISORDERS<br />
For a magnificent view of the city,<br />
take the elevator up the 181 floors to<br />
top. If the weather is clear, you may<br />
be able to see Niagara Falls. While up<br />
there, feel free to take in a bite at the<br />
restaurant, 360°.<br />
Canada’s largest natural<br />
history museum is sure<br />
to provide anything a<br />
visitor could want to<br />
see. From dinosaurs and<br />
mummies to an active<br />
beehive, this museum<br />
has it all.<br />
The modern version of a medieval<br />
castle with 98 grand rooms and a<br />
beautiful garden provide a glimpse<br />
into the turn-of-the-19th-century<br />
luxury life.<br />
Hockey Hall of Fame<br />
Toronto Blue Jays Game<br />
Eaton Centre<br />
Just because the hockey<br />
season will not be<br />
running in June doesn’t<br />
mean you have to miss<br />
out on Canada’s favorite<br />
past time. Enjoy all<br />
things hockey in the<br />
shrine dedicated to a<br />
sport that defines<br />
Canadian sporting<br />
culture.<br />
While you may not be<br />
able to enjoy a game of<br />
hockey, you can enjoy<br />
another North American<br />
pastime: baseball.<br />
Tickets for home games<br />
can be purchased right<br />
at the stadium.<br />
Looking for the perfect souvenir from<br />
Toronto to take back home? You’ll<br />
probably find it here in one of the<br />
300 stores, restaurants, or cafes.<br />
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