Tag 2 In Toronto

We're up early again, the city is just waking up. Breakfast at Evviva - very delicious! However, the spiced potato pieces in the omelette are a bit too much for our taste in the morning 😊. Then to get a SIM card for the smartphone, so we don't have to constantly go to Starbucks to get on the internet 😂. We want to see the neighborhoods today and decide to go by 🚲🚲. Toronto's streets are well equipped with bike lanes for such a large city. We get a 24-hour card for $7 per person. Seems like a good deal, as you can ride for 30 minutes, park, and borrow again as many times as you want. Unfortunately, our credit card doesn't work and we have to book online. And the first ride starts - with a flat tire☹️. So we park it at the next station, which are spread all over the city. And how do we get a new one? We're a bit overwhelmed - the instructions are not very self-explanatory🤔. You get a new unlock code at each station. So - internet connection is a prerequisite for use! It's worth it because you're very flexible and see a lot. And the stations are well distributed throughout the city.

Conclusion Toronto: Not particularly beautiful, but multicultural. We always felt safe and you should definitely get out of downtown. Chinatown and Little Italy have real charm in the side streets.

Oh, and the shopping mile under the city - lively, loud, and chaotic! But I found a new suitcase. So the journey can continue on four wheels.