Toronto (part1)---> Eaton Center (shopping disappointment)
Toronto is a megapolis from every angle, and in an uncanny way, reminds me of Singapore with its rows of shopping malls and towering skyscrapers. But geographical similarities aside, the three of us had only one objective: shop like nobody's business. Unfortunately, we were hugely disappointed. Did I mention right from the beginning that every commodity in Canada is subjected to a 14% tax, and that the exchange rate is CAD$1 = S$1.42? Performing some basic arithmatics, it simply makes more sense to shop during GSS. However, we did compensate this shopping disappointment by taking plenty of pictures in this bustling city.
Hallmark of any great North American city: towering skyscrapers.
Eaton Center, a shopping mall with more than 200 retail outlets, but the stuffs they sell are expensive la...
Interior of Eaton Center: Reminds me of Jurong Point!!!
Can you guess what is the needle like structure in this picture?
Hallmark of any great North American city: towering skyscrapers.
Eaton Center, a shopping mall with more than 200 retail outlets, but the stuffs they sell are expensive la...
Interior of Eaton Center: Reminds me of Jurong Point!!!
Can you guess what is the needle like structure in this picture?
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