With a population of over five million, Toronto is the largest city in Canada and one of its most southerly. Base multicultural Toronto, funky ethnic neighborhoods and the equally wide range of experiences to escape big city for a weekend or a week. The provincial capital, it boasts Regal Victorian architecture around the seat of government at Queen's Park, University of Toronto and Royal Ontario Museum, mixed with a fantastic mix of ultra-modern design, as the remarkable Toronto City Hall, a oysters stylized by the Finnish architect Viljo Revel end.
Toronto has everything and nothing. Fine dining, a magnificent hotel, world-class shopping, a large-scale, theater, opera and ballet, one of the best public art galleries in North America (Art Gallery of Ontario), and yet has a very low crime rate compared other major cities around the world. It 'still safe to walk at night in most of downtown Toronto.
Toronto is home to corporate culture, from telecommunications to banking, from Canada, the pulse rate of the company. Bay Street is the Canadian version of New York, Wall Street, and is still alive.
A break or short vacation in Toronto can be as relaxed as you want, as around the Lake Ontario and the Toronto Harbour and Islands, or as a charge in place you need to see the show to visit the Casa Loma, or take a high-speed elevator to the CN Tower, 2 tallest freestanding structure in the world.
Kids love Toronto, too. Toronto Zoo in the eastern suburbs of the city is highly regarded and huge, gleaming with animals from around the world. And there's the Ontario Science Centre, a game to play, learn and discover, for children of all ages. Black Creek Pioneer Village, northwest of the city is a collection of buildings from the early years of Canada, before becoming an officer of his country. With blacksmith sheds, houses, schools, churches, parks and shops, the people involved visitors with staff in period costume and demonstrate blacksmithing, candle making, cooking and other daily functions of the company in early 1800.
In the last three weeks of August, the Canadian National Exhibition hosts millions of visitors who make it a tradition to "go to Ex" every year. Midway rides and games, places to sample all types of food, get the latest technology, listen to live music concerts and much more is Ex, has something for everyone here and the day is like a child again down to the cotton candy. E 'on the shore, near the fairgrounds is Ontario Place, is open year-round exhibitions, restaurants, an amphitheater, an IMAX theater, a children's world and is home to large sailing events of the Dragon Regatta races.
Toronto is about sport, too. Participation in water sports, skiing (there are ski slopes in the many city parks, such Wilket Creek Park and High Park) and downhill trails nearby. Toronto is full of golf courses and tennis clubs, and has a wide range of fitness equipment. Woodbine Racetrack northwest of the city offers horse racing thoroughbreds in the season and hosts the annual Queen's Plate, which is where the famous Secretariat ran his last race. It is home to the baseball team Toronto Blue Jays, Toronto Maple Leafs hockey club and the Canadian Football League Toronto Argonauts, a major league sporting event began in Toronto every week for years, sometimes daily. Many of these events take place at the Rogers Centre, a 50,000-seat stadium and has a retractable roof, it is worth the admission just to see put in service!
Not only is Toronto a safe place to walk, especially in the luxury boutiques of Bloor Street between Yonge Street and Avenue Road, has an excellent transportation network of trams, subway lines and buses. If traveling by plane and take a taxi to the city center, you can get anywhere you want in half an hour.
Toronto is a mixture of old and new cultures and food, brilliant elegance and comfort with your feet on the ground. That, literally, something for everyone. This is the best of a great vibrant city, without worrying about the problems of the big city.
Toronto has everything and nothing. Fine dining, a magnificent hotel, world-class shopping, a large-scale, theater, opera and ballet, one of the best public art galleries in North America (Art Gallery of Ontario), and yet has a very low crime rate compared other major cities around the world. It 'still safe to walk at night in most of downtown Toronto.
Toronto is home to corporate culture, from telecommunications to banking, from Canada, the pulse rate of the company. Bay Street is the Canadian version of New York, Wall Street, and is still alive.
A break or short vacation in Toronto can be as relaxed as you want, as around the Lake Ontario and the Toronto Harbour and Islands, or as a charge in place you need to see the show to visit the Casa Loma, or take a high-speed elevator to the CN Tower, 2 tallest freestanding structure in the world.
Kids love Toronto, too. Toronto Zoo in the eastern suburbs of the city is highly regarded and huge, gleaming with animals from around the world. And there's the Ontario Science Centre, a game to play, learn and discover, for children of all ages. Black Creek Pioneer Village, northwest of the city is a collection of buildings from the early years of Canada, before becoming an officer of his country. With blacksmith sheds, houses, schools, churches, parks and shops, the people involved visitors with staff in period costume and demonstrate blacksmithing, candle making, cooking and other daily functions of the company in early 1800.
In the last three weeks of August, the Canadian National Exhibition hosts millions of visitors who make it a tradition to "go to Ex" every year. Midway rides and games, places to sample all types of food, get the latest technology, listen to live music concerts and much more is Ex, has something for everyone here and the day is like a child again down to the cotton candy. E 'on the shore, near the fairgrounds is Ontario Place, is open year-round exhibitions, restaurants, an amphitheater, an IMAX theater, a children's world and is home to large sailing events of the Dragon Regatta races.
Toronto is about sport, too. Participation in water sports, skiing (there are ski slopes in the many city parks, such Wilket Creek Park and High Park) and downhill trails nearby. Toronto is full of golf courses and tennis clubs, and has a wide range of fitness equipment. Woodbine Racetrack northwest of the city offers horse racing thoroughbreds in the season and hosts the annual Queen's Plate, which is where the famous Secretariat ran his last race. It is home to the baseball team Toronto Blue Jays, Toronto Maple Leafs hockey club and the Canadian Football League Toronto Argonauts, a major league sporting event began in Toronto every week for years, sometimes daily. Many of these events take place at the Rogers Centre, a 50,000-seat stadium and has a retractable roof, it is worth the admission just to see put in service!
Not only is Toronto a safe place to walk, especially in the luxury boutiques of Bloor Street between Yonge Street and Avenue Road, has an excellent transportation network of trams, subway lines and buses. If traveling by plane and take a taxi to the city center, you can get anywhere you want in half an hour.
Toronto is a mixture of old and new cultures and food, brilliant elegance and comfort with your feet on the ground. That, literally, something for everyone. This is the best of a great vibrant city, without worrying about the problems of the big city.
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