Hello my name is Gilberto and I’m going to talk to you about my trip to Canada. I hope you enjoy it!

In the airplane I could see the country from the sky, it was awesome, I arrived to Toronto Pearson’s airport.

I stayed over there because I studied the English language, the school calls «Brock University» and a lot of people go to study too, for example people from South Korea, Japan, China, Mexico, France, etc… they study the lenguaje or a career, it’s a big school with gym, swimming pool, basketball court’s soccer and tennis, really an amazing place

First day we didn’t go to the school because it was a civic day, so I went to a pool party!!! With family of my homestay mom, it was so fun, there I met to her cousins, a great persons

The first day in the university it was fun because we met the facilities, gave us the welcome and we ate lunch together everyone, later we arrived at the classroom, my teacher names Mujib, he is from Afganistan, it’s a great person and big professor

One week later I went with my friends to Niagara Falls in night, it was so awesome because we saw the falls iluminated and the fireworks, a graet spectacle, I lived an experience so excited that I never gonna forget.

I recomended this place so much because it’s very beautiful

Days later I went to Niagara Falls again but in the evening, it was so awesome too becuase I could see the falls so near because I got into the boat, it saw very groovy and imposing, an unique experience, if I recommend it? Yes of course you have to go over there, an experience that you never gonna forget.

In Niagara Falls I went too at park where I got on the mechanical games and movieland where I saw celebrities like Michael Jackson, Brad Pitt, etc, famous movie characters like ET among others .

Finally I traveled to Toronto, I was for 2 days, I visited the CN Tower, the Ripley’s aquarium, Casa Loma and a museum, interesting and exciting places where I had a lot fun and I could know new things about the world and Canadian culture, and I saw Toronto from 300 meters of high, really beautiful and awesome, another experience that I recommend so much.

This trip is a graet experience I have lived a lot of things that I never gonna forget, I hope living more in this great country.

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