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As Canada's biggest city, Toronto is the epicentre when it comes to activities from sporting events to concerts to museums.
As Canada's biggest city, Toronto is the epicentre when it comes to activities from sporting events to concerts to museums.
The CN Tower is surrounded by the aquarium, the Rogers Centre (where the Blue Jays play) and the Air Canada Centre, home to the hallowed Toronto Maple Leafs. The Hockey Hall of Fame is just around the corner and Canada's Wonderland, the biggest amusement park in the country is a one-hour drive from downtown.
Explore the two-hundred year old St. Lawrence Market, a covered market home to over 120 vendors, or wander through Kensington Market adjoining Chinatown for fresh produce, vintage shopping and trendy eateries. The Art Gallery of Ontario features works from all over the world with a special emphasis on Canadian artists, while the Royal Ontario Museum is a rite of passage visit for many Canadians, housing natural history and cultural displays.
As Canada's biggest city, Toronto is the epicentre when it comes to activities from sporting events to concerts to museums. The CN Tower is
As Canada's biggest city, Toronto is the epicentre when it comes to activities from sporting events to concerts to museums.
The CN Tower is surrounded by the aquarium, the Rogers Centre (where the Blue Jays play) and the Air Canada Centre, home to the hallowed Toronto Maple Leafs. The Hockey Hall of Fame is just around the corner and Canada's Wonderland, the biggest amusement park in the country is a one-hour drive from downtown.
Explore the two-hundred year old St. Lawrence Market, a covered market home to over 120 vendors, or wander through Kensington Market adjoining Chinatown for fresh produce, vintage shopping and trendy eateries. The Art Gallery of Ontario features works from all over the world with a special emphasis on Canadian artists, while the Royal Ontario Museum is a rite of passage visit for many Canadians, housing natural history and cultural displays.
