Learn about: Toronto
Toronto, The capital of the province of Ontario, is an important city of Canada located along the northwest shore of Lake Ontario. It is a dynamic metropolis with a tall skyscraper center, all surpassed by the iconic CN Tower. Toronto also has many green areas, from the neat oval of Queen's Park to the 400-acre High Park and its trails, sports facilities and zoo.
On Queen Street West there is a wide variety of fine restaurants, fashion stores and galleries. The cultural institutions of the center change from the Ontario Art Gallery and the Royal Ontario Museum to the Hockey Hall of Fame and Bell Lightbox, the headquarters of the Toronto International Film Festival. Nearby is the Chinatown and the core of the Eaton Center retail, along with the stalls and cafes of the historic Kensington market.
To the east is the Distillery District, a 19th-century industrial zone with art galleries and fashion shops, and the coastal area, popular for walks and cycling, with ferries that cross the bucolic Toronto Islands.
To the east is the Distillery District, a 19th-century industrial zone with art galleries and fashion shops, and the coastal area, popular for walks and cycling, with ferries that cross the bucolic Toronto Islands.
When to go:
Toronto is an important city with a strong cultural offer throughout the year.
Many people visit it between June and September, when the weather is hot and humid, and when large annual events such as Pride Toronto (June), the Caribbean Carnival (July and August), the Canadian National Exhibition (August and September).
And the Toronto International Film Festival (September). Spring and autumn are between mild and cold and winters are generally very cold and windy, with frequent snow.
Many people visit it between June and September, when the weather is hot and humid, and when large annual events such as Pride Toronto (June), the Caribbean Carnival (July and August), the Canadian National Exhibition (August and September).
And the Toronto International Film Festival (September). Spring and autumn are between mild and cold and winters are generally very cold and windy, with frequent snow.
Toronto's Caribbean Carnival 2019
Places to visit:
CN Tower (tower with a rotating restaurant).
CN Tower (tower with a rotating restaurant).
Royal Ontario Museum (Varied Museum of Culture and Nature).
Royal Ontario Museum- Casa Loma (Sublime Castle and Seasonal Gardens).
- Distillery District (restaurants and theaters in a distillery).
- Museum of Illusions.
- Ripley's Aquarium (Aquarium with animals, classes and events).
Ripley's Aquarium.- Toronto Zoo.
- Dundas square (Theater, concert and shopping).
- Toronto City Hall (Ice skating, architecture and town hall).
- Canada's Wonderland (Huge amusement park).
Canada's Wonderland Winterfest.- Harbourfront Center (Ice skating, visual arts, concert, theater and art).
- Chinatown (Asian restaurants and markets).
- Gooderham Building (Painting, architecture, monument and art).
Gooderham BuildingAnd many more places :).
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