Toronto, located on the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario is the largest Canadian city where imposing skyscrapers share space with relaxing parks and gardens.
Head to the Toronto Harbourfront. Its a great place to stroll, shop and see art galleries. You can even take the ferry across to the Toronto Islands which are a pleasant respite from the bustling city.
The Distillery Historic District has over 40 heritage buildings tranformed into shops, restaurants and galleries. Take a break at Mill Street Brewery which still creates some great tasty beers.
Greektown, also known as The Danforth, has a European sensibility, with its sprawling restaurant and cafe patios and a cluster of markets.
Toronto’s sensational St. Lawrence Market has been a neighborhood meeting place for more than 200 years and is well worth a visit.
Marvel at the Sky Dome and take the glass elevator to the top of CN Tower for fantastic panoramas from the viewing deck.
Yonge Street downtown is the most vibrant and bustling district of the city, famous for its world-class shopping, dining and entertainment. Toronto’s most visited attraction, the Eaton Centre, is modelled after European indoor gallerias. Bloor- Yorkville is one of Toronto’s most elegant shopping and dining areas.
The corner of Spadina and Dundas Street West wouldn’t look at all out of place in the middle of Hong Kong. This is Chinatown where chinese characters grace store and street signs. Oriental shops and markets with exotic fruits and vegetables spill onto the sidewalk, and authentic asian cuisine is a delight.
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