2-Day Canada Itinerary: Explore the Top Attractions with Ease

Welcome to this affordable 2-day Canada travel guide! This itinerary is amazing, with charming scenery and culture that will make you fall in love with this place! -------- Must-visit attractions: 🗼CN Tower: Go up to the observation deck and enjoy the panoramic view of Toronto. It's so beautiful! 🏰Casa Loma: A private mansion, the grandeur and exquisite decoration of Casa Loma will amaze you! 🌆Skylon Tower: A landmark in the Niagara Falls area, stand on top of the tower and enjoy the magnificent view of the falls! 🦈Ripley's Aquarium of Canada: Explore the shark tunnel and discover the charm of marine and freshwater animals. It's a great place to explore marine shells and fish! -------- 📱Communication devices: First, remember to bring a SIM card and a dual-head plug adapter, as communication and navigation are very important when you're out. Also, bring a power bank with a long battery life in case your battery runs out. 📜Documents and currency: Don't forget the necessary documents, such as your passport, visa, and driver's license (if you plan to drive). Also, remember to bring some Canadian dollars and a credit card to cover various expenses during your trip. 🧥Clothing and warmth: Since December is winter in Canada, the weather is cold. Be sure to bring heavy winter clothing, such as down jackets, scarves, hats, and gloves, to keep warm. Also, if you plan to go skiing or do other winter activities, remember to bring the appropriate gear. 🧴Personal items: Also, don't forget to bring a moderate amount of toiletries and necessary medicine. Skincare products such as sunscreen and lip balm are also very important, as the dry winter air can dry out your skin. 📷Photography equipment: Finally, don't forget to bring a camera or phone to capture the beautiful scenery of Canada. Sufficient memory cards and spare batteries are also essential. After all, who doesn't want to leave beautiful memories? -------- Thank you for traveling with me through the mountains and rivers of Canada. Next time we meet, I hope you will be an expert on Canada!