Tourism in Toronto Toronto is a modern city with over 2.5 million inhabitants. It is considered one of the most cosmopolitan cities, home to communities from around the world, like Portuguese, Italians, Latin Americans and Asians. It also has one of the largest Chinese communities in North America.
The city of Toronto is composed of 6 zones: downtown, North York, East York, York, Scarborough and Etobicoke. The city is also divided into 140 neighborhoods.
Toronto does not allow boredom: all kinds of sports, culture, nightlife, markets and shopping areas are avilable. Come and discover all that this city is prepared to offer.
Geography and Climate
Toronto is the capital of the province of Ontario. It is located southwest of Canada along Lake Ontario. Nearby are the United States.This way, you can visit places like New York, Boston or Chicago.
The winters are cold in Toronto, temperatures dropping even to -6 ° C. By contrast, during the summer you can enjoy high temperatures of up to 27 degrees.
Culture in Toronto
Great restaurants, interesting museums and enough culture to satisfy even the most insatiable of visitors, Toronto surpasses the highest standards of tourism and promises an enriching cultural experience.
Shopping
Harbourfront: an area with many shops of all kinds, as well as restaurants, coffee shops ... St. Laurence Market: this vast place is divided into several zones, where local food and products are sold or sculptures and photographs are exposed Eaton Center, Hazelton Lanes, Sears, The Bay: These are some of the most famous shopping centers in Toronto
Tourist Attractions in Toronto
CN Tower: The famous CN Tower, widely recognized symbol of Toronto, at 553 meters is the highest free standing building in the world. Once you have experienced the breath-taking view above the city stretching over Lake Ontario, you will have a hard time returning to sea level.
Royal Ontario Museum: The fifth largest museum in North America, the Royal Ontario Museum has a world renowned collection of art and artifacts. It is a keeping pace of almost 6 million objects, as well as the largest field-research institution in Canada.
Toronto Islands: Just a short ferry ride across the harbor, the Toronto Islands provide an auto-free environment and plenty of outdoor activities. Beaches, an amusement park, picnic grounds and art galleries are only a few of the possibilities awaiting you on the Islands.
Canada's Winter
Discover everything Canada has to offer year round! Enjoy skiing, snowboarding, ice skating, and other exciting sports. Come and enjoy Canada's winter!
