26th International Conference of Alzheimer’s Disease International 25th International Conference of Alzheimer's Disease International

Excursions 

The following tours are available as part of the online booking process.

The Majestic Niagara Falls

Niagara FallsA trip to Southern Ontario would not be complete without a visit to one of the world's beautiful wonders! The Niagara region boasts some of the world’s most beautiful scenery and flavourful wines.

In the Niagara area, a detailed tour will begin, outlining the historical, cultural, and geographical highlights of the region. Next, enjoy the thunder of the waters from a completely different perspective by visiting the Journey Behind The Falls attraction.

After putting on protective, biodegradable raincoats, you will descend 125 ft. to the base of the Canadian Horseshoe Falls, walk through 650 ft. of man-made tunnels which lead to an observation plaza at the brink of the Falls, just above the river level. Both thrilling and awesome, this close-up experience of the Falls is unforgettable!

Lunch will be provided in a restaurant overlooking the Falls which is a wonderful way to relax. Afterwards, you will be able to browse through the gift shops or simply just enjoy the view.

Available: Saturday 26 March 2011 / All day
Duration: 8 hours
Including: Motor coach, guide, journey behind the Falls admission, lunch, taxes and gratuities
Cost: $125.00 CAD/person – English Speaking Guide

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Toronto Highlights with CN Tower

CN TowerThe perfect activity to capture a glimpse of the many wonderful sites available in Toronto! This "get acquainted" tour will include such famous attractions as Queen's Park, the Parliament Buildings, Old and New City Halls, Nathan Phillips Square, Royal Ontario Museum, Art Gallery of Ontario, the Annex, University Avenue – Hospital Row, St. Lawrence Market and Hall, Rogers Centre, Roy Thomson Hall, the four city block shopping complex Eaton Centre, the Bay-King financial district, Harbour front, Chinatown, the elegant neighbourhood of Forest Hill and the trendy Yorkville area.

The highlight will be a visit to one of the most visible landmarks of the Toronto skyline, the CN Tower. No facility in the world can compare! Board a glass-faced elevator for a thrilling 58-second ride up the world's tallest freestanding structure. Once on the observation deck, the most spectacular view of Toronto and New York State will be seen. This level also features an outdoor observation balcony, and the latest and most exciting addition - a glass floor! Imagine walking 1,122 feet above the ground on the highest glass floor in the world.

Available: Sunday 27 March 2011 / Morning
Duration: 3 hours
Including: Motor coach, guide, CN Tower admission and taxes
Cost: $80.00 CAD/person – English Speaking Guide

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Kortright Centre – Maple Syrup Tour

Kortright CentreCanada’s international symbol is the Maple tree. See how maple syrup was made 150 years ago, and today. Through various demonstrations, learn about the history of maple syrup, take a walk along the sugar bush trails and enjoy a sampling of old fashioned and modern day maple syrup. Boots are recommended for hiking muddy and possibly snowy trails.

Available: Monday 28 March 2011 / Afternoon
Duration: 3 hours
Including: Motor coach, escort, guided tour of Kortright Centre sugar bush and Maple Syrup samplings
taxes
Cost: $72.00 CAD/person – English speaking escort

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Toronto Highlights with Ontario Legislature

Ontario LegislatureThe perfect activity to capture a glimpse of the many wonderful sites available in Toronto! This "get acquainted" tour will include such famous attractions as Queen's Park, the Parliament Buildings, Old and New City Halls, Nathan Phillips Square, St. Lawrence Market and Hall, University Avenue – Hospital Row, Art Gallery of Ontario, Royal Ontario Museum, the Annex, the CN Tower, Rogers Centre, Roy Thomson Hall, Casa Loma, the four city block shopping complex Eaton Centre, the Bay-King financial district, Harbour front, Chinatown, the shops on Bloor, the elegant neighbourhood of Forest Hill and the trendy Yorkville area.

At the Ontario Legislature discover the rich culture, history and heritage of Ontario and its Parliament. The educational tours include a visit to the Legislative Chamber where Ontario's 103 Members of Provincial Parliament debate and make the laws affecting all Ontarians. The tour focuses on the history of Ontario's current and past Legislatures, the heritage of the province, and the art and architecture of the building.

Available: Tuesday 29 March 2011 / 13:00 - 16:00
Duration: 3 hours
Including: Motor coach, English speaking guide and taxes
Cost: $49.00 CAD/person

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Important Dates

Registration

Online Registration Is Now Open.

Early Bird Deadline:
14 January 2011

Abstracts

Online Abstract Submission Is Now Open.

Online Abstract Submission Closes:
1 October 2010



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