Toronto

About Toronto

Toronto is the largest and most multicultural city in Canada. It’s split into colourful neighbourhoods like Chinatown, Greektown, Little Italy, Koreatown, and Little Portugal, each with a distinct personality and culinary influence. There’s a huge waterfront area to explore on foot or on two wheels, and a Music Garden which hosts free open-air concerts in summer. Toronto is great for shopping; try Yorkville for designer labels, Kensington Market for vintage stores, Queen Street West for quirky independent shops, and the Eaton Centre mall which has over 230 shops and restaurants. Downtown, the PATH is 30 kilometres of underground tunnels and walkways connecting over a thousand retail stores - it’s a great place to escape the cold in the winter months.

Toronto's most iconic landmark is the CN Tower with viewing platforms and huge windows offering panoramic views. It also has a 360 Restaurant which completes a full rotation every 72 minutes. Other top attractions include The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), featuring over a million objects from natural history to archaeological artefacts. The Toronto Zoo is home to over 5000 animals of over 500 different species, and Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada is the country’s largest indoor aquarium. Toronto is sports mad and has two major stadiums: Scotiabank Arena and Roger’s Stadium where you can watch ice hockey, basketball and baseball.