Here are 3 neighbourhoods in Buffalo New York for street art; Elmwood, Allen & Grant St where you can find some great art (mixed media, collage, and paint).
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過去的合作夥伴
旅遊局合作夥伴 Aruba CVB Bluffton, SC Chamber of Commerce Buffalo Niagara USA CVB Central Counties Tourism Curacao Tourist Board Dallas, Texas CVB Experience Kissimmee Fort Worth, Texas CVB Greater Fort Lauderdale CVB Greater Houston CVB Greater Miami CVB Hilton Head Island, SC CVB Jordan Tourism, Kingdom of Jordan Myrtle Beach, SC CVB Ontario’s Highlands Tourism Ontario’s… Continue reading 過去的合作夥伴
Experiencing Winnipeg Manitoba for the First Time
When given a chance to visit Winnipeg Manitoba by train & have a true Canadian adventure, author Michael Sonchy couldn’t say no. Here’s his trip report.
Perspectives Under the Sea: Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada
Close your eyes. Picture the most amazing aquarium that you can imagine. Elegant and exquisite fish of every shape, size, and colour, great white sharks swimming by, and perhaps even a giant sea turtle gracefully gliding through the water as you snap photos of it through the glass. Now imagine where this aquarium is located:… Continue reading Perspectives Under the Sea: Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada
Via Rail – A Canadian Experience to Get on Board eh?
The Via Rail train experience is seldom thought of by Canadians with the same excitement as places like Europe or Japan. It’s time we changed that…
Charities We Support
We at Calculated Traveller are proud to support the following organizations (Click on the organizations logo for further information) The Heart of a Woman Project The Heart of a Woman Project (THOAW) is a mobile photography initiative that empowers women impacted by poverty. Founded by Andrea Rees, a professional photographer based in Toronto, Canada. The… Continue reading Charities We Support
我們支援的慈善機構
We at Calculated Traveller are proud to support the following organizations (Click on the organizations logo for further information) The Heart of a Woman Project The Heart of a Woman Project (THOAW) is a mobile photography initiative that empowers women impacted by poverty. Founded by Andrea Rees, a professional photographer based in Toronto, Canada. The… Continue reading 我們支援的慈善機構
7 Hours in Boston: Clam Chowder, Crown Moulding & Crowded Subways
My first trip to Boston was by cruise ship. Here are my tips to check out the best of the city’s architecture, history & New England delights in 7 hrs!
The Briars Resort and Spa – Review
Located an easy few hours north of Toronto on Lake Simcoe Jackson’s Point; The Briars Resort and Spa is homey, comfortable, welcoming and unpretentious.
For the Love of Food Trucks in Scottsdale, Arizona
Before I travel to any city I try to get food recommendations. I prefer home cooking vs. the fancy stuff & always look for barbecue, diners or food trucks.
Staying Cool in Arizona with Columbia Omni Freeze Zero
We review the Columbia Sportswear Zero Rules Short Sleeve shirt made with Omni-Freeze Zero Fabric designed to keep you cool when it’s hot hot hot!
Travel Music Playlist – On most trips there is silence…
When it comes to your travel music playlist, the silence needs to be filled with music that fits the moment. Music is a very personal thing.
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PRESS RELEASE – Top 100 Canadian Travel Bloggers List Local Blogger Gains National Recognition for Travel Blog [Toronto, Ontario] — August 19, 2013 — Local travel blogger Mary Chong (Calculated Traveller) has been named by FlightNetwork.com as one of Canada’s best online travel writers – a great accomplishment in a competitive and growing online sector… Continue reading Press Release
A Casual Stroll – The Architects’ Tour of Ottawa, Canada
I recently took a trip to Ottawa, Canada’s capital city and just a train ride from where I am in Toronto. If you’ve ever travelled anywhere with me, you’ll know that I like to plan everything around my must-see architectural sites. As the capital, you might assume that some of the most well-known buildings that… Continue reading A Casual Stroll – The Architects’ Tour of Ottawa, Canada
Historic Fort York – Brought to Life Before my Eyes
I’m a bad Torontonian. That’s right. You heard me say it. I’ve lived in Toronto my entire life and I’ve never once visited Historic Fort York. Sure, I studied the history of Fort York in high school, and of course, I knew where it was located; I’ve probably driven by it on the highway about… Continue reading Historic Fort York – Brought to Life Before my Eyes
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At Calculated Traveller, we are always on the move. Travelling the world in life, in print and on the world wide web — here’s where we can be found. Guest Author – Digital The Curacao Chronicle Curacao – The Meaning of Dushi Cruise About Celebrating the Holidays on a Cruise Ship How to Pack Light… Continue reading Press
Road Trip – Car Checklist
Road trips are budget-friendly. Before you hit the road, check these 15 things off your list to ensure your car is roadworthy and ready for the long drive.
The Taste of Travel – Memories of Food
The taste of certain foods bring back travel memories for me. We eat to survive, socialize and we even eat to forget…But, I eat to remember.
In Search of Empanadas in Old San Juan
Whenever I’m in a location where there is great latin cuisine like Old San Juan, Puerto Rico, I set out in search of the best empanadas.