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Standing 1,815ft (553m) high, Toronoto's landmark CN Tower is
the world's tallest building, a celebrated icon, an important
telecommunications hub and the centre of tourism in Toronto. About
two...
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Canada's own castle, Casa Loma, is today owned by the City of
Toronto and draws plenty of interest standing in medieval splendour
on its hilltop site. The castle was formerly the home of...
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The pride of this large and varied museum is the golden mosaic
ceiling inside the main entrance to the building in Queen's Park,
Toronto. The ceiling is adorned with patterns and...
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The Toronto Zoo covers 710 acres (287 hectares) and is divided
into 'zoogeographic' regions. It features four major tropical
indoor pavilions and several smaller indoor viewing areas,...
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Straddling the Canadian-United States border and sited between
the province of Ontario and the US state of New York, the awesome
Niagara Falls attracts about 12 million tourists a year. It makes...
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The brick-paved streets of the pedestrianised village have been
designated a National Heritage Site, containing the finest
collection of Victorian era industrial architecture in North
America. The...
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Formerly the Art Gallery of North York, the Museum of
Contemporary Canadian Art opened its doors in 1999 keen to display
modern Canadian art that addresses current Canadian narratives.
Situated in...
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A chain of small Lake Ontario islands just offshore from the
city, the Toronto Islands were created from a series of continually
moving sandbars connected to the mainland by a frail...
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Housed in an attractive building across from the Royal Ontario
Museum, the Gardiner Museum of Ceramics is one of the city's finest
examples of modernist architecture. Giving visitors a glimpse...
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A National Historic Site, Kensington Market embodies Toronto's
multicultural society. Founded in the early twentieth century by
eastern European Jewish immigrants and Italians, the area...
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With an idyllic setting right beside the lake, the Harbourfront
Centre is the spiritual heart of the city where locals gather on
weekends for some gallery hopping, shopping, biking and...
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Any avid hockey fan must make a turn at Toronto's Hockey Hall of
Fame, an ode to hockey's greatest players and most prized teams. A
shrine to Canada's national sport, visitors can learn about...
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The largest theatre for young audiences in Canada, the Lorraine
Kimsa Theatre for Young People is also a drama school, creating
theatre for the youth, by the youth. The productions put on here
aim...
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Children of all ages will love the African Lion Safari where
they can take a drive through the game reserve, cruise on the
'African Queen' boat, watch bird and animal performances,
experience an...
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A fantastic day out for the kids and the family, Ontario Place
offers hours of action packed entertainment and some exhilarating
rides that kids of all ages will enjoy. Attractions at...
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Boasting over 200 attractions and more than 65 exhilarating
rides, Splash Works and a huge variety of roller coasters,
Paramount Canada's Wonderland is Canada's favourite theme park.
Kids will...
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High Park is Toronto's largest park and features sporting,
cultural and educational facilities, gardens, playgrounds and a
zoo. A great place for a stroll or a family picnic, High Park...
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Just 45 minutes east of Toronto on Highway 115, Jungle Cat World
Wildlife Park is one of Ontario's most popular tourist attractions.
The Park is home to a diverse collection of mammals, such...
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