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Toronto Itinerary: How to Spend a Weekend in Toronto
After so many years of travelling, I can’t believe it’s taken me this long to put together a 48 hour Toronto itinerary. It’s where I was born, and it’s where I live, work and play, you’d think it would be easy to put together a list where to go in Toronto,...
How to Spend 2 Days in Montreal No Matter the Weather: A Montreal Itinerary
The last time I visited Montreal was a whopping 10 years ago. Sheesh, that’s bad (and worse when said out loud). I’m from Toronto, but I don’t subscribe to the whole Toronto Maple Leafs vs Montreal Canadians hockey rivalry. I cannot deny that a Montreal itinerary...
Short Trips & Mini-Breaks
Here at Rudderless Travel, I’ll give you a rundown of a city or town I’ve visited during a short trip/mini-break; weekend getaway or business trip with a fun and informative stopover and layover itinerary. I write about the place I stayed, what I ate, what I did and what I saw.
“In 48 hours, I take a city; see the sights, taste the food, smell the roses, hear the stories and feel the love.”
Christopher Rudder – Owner & Content Creator, Rudderless TRVL
What makes Rudderless TRVL different is that every itinerary I write not only combines the perfect balance of must-see sites, off the beaten path gems and foodie hotspots. My itineraries embed a professionally edited video and tons of stunning photography guaranteed to take your senses even further.
Although I work, live and play in Toronto, Canada, I have always been fascinated by the world and, as an avid lover of technology, I always share how I incorporate the latest travel apps and gear that helped me maximize my time without feeling rushed.
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Christopher Rudder, Owner & Content Creator of Rudderless TRVL
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For me, travel doesn’t have to mean taking weeks, months or years off work. You don’t need to move across the world to say you’ve “travelled“.
Travel can be a weekend away down the coast from your home, exploring your own backyard - for me, that's my 48 Hour Toronto Itinerary, or a short flight to the next state, province or country.