Toronto Holidays
Toronto is the Capital of the Province of Ontario and Canada's largest city with a population of more than three million people. Filled with parks, gardens and village-style communities, this "people city" is a vibrant mosaic of over 70 cultures.
Putting New York City aside, a holiday to Toronto gives you the opportunity to enjoy more English language theatre than any other city in North America. To that, add a first-rank symphony, opera company, and ballet corps. With over 4,500 retail shops, Toronto rates as a major fashion centre. Wander the funky boutiques of Queen Street, shop for designer names in chic Yorkville or explore the underground network of stores in the heart of the financial district.
Toronto may be big and cosmopolitan, but it has never lost its sense of family and hospitality making it an ideal spot for any type of traveller. During your Toronto holiday there is so much to see, do and discover from an energetic waterfront to a host of historical sites; from alluring islands to interactive museums; from urban sophistication to down-to-earth fun.
Top of the list during your Toronto holiday is the CN Tower, the tallest free standing building in the world. Back on street level take a 10-minute ferry ride from the lakefront over to the Toronto Islands and picnic with the impressive Toronto skyline as a backdrop. Rent bikes or in-line skate and delight in the Centreville Amusement Park, a turn-of-the century town with rides, restaurants and shops.
And, if you get hungry, Toronto has over 5,000 restaurants which serve
more varieties of cuisine than any other city in the world, allowing
you to go globetrotting through diverse ethnic neighbourhoods to sample
their gastronomic delights.
Things to see and do
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Niagara Falls Festive Festival of Lights
Each year Niagara Falls hosts the incredible Festival of Lights..
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CN Tower
The CN Tower is a communications and observation tower standing 1,815.4 ft tall. It surpassed the height of the Ostankino Tower while still under construction in 1975, becoming the tallest free-standing structure on land in the world. On September 12, 2007, after holding the record for 31 years,
