Toronto, the capital of the province of Ontario in Canada and the largest city, is home to a dynamic mix of attractions with museums and galleries in the famous CN Tower and sit on a beach Toronto Islands, which does not miss. The city also offers recreational areas vibrant, and includes the latest musical theater and other performing arts, Toronto is the province's historic distillery. You can stroll in the city center with ease, with many attractions within walking distance of each other, and there Yuj and subway system to be able to explore the city through it.
CN Tower
Toronto's famous landmark, CN Tower, the 553-meter, which is one of the major tourist attractions in the city and it is impossible to miss watching it. Tower towering downtown, and it can be seen from the structure almost everywhere in the city. You may take a trip up to the observation or Thoudy restaurants and spectacular views of the city and the wonderful Lake Ontario. CN Tower was built between 1972 and 1976. The highest view of the city area in the CN Tower is the Sky Pod at an altitude of 447 meters above the city with great views in the days that have the weather cleared, it extends to the State of New York and Niagara Falls. To get there you have to take two elevators to reach Horizons Restaurant.
Address: 301 Front Street West, Toronto, Ontario.
Royal Ontario Museum
Royal Ontario Museum, known as the ROM, is one of the museums, the Canadian prime minister with an international reputation for excellence. It features an impressive collection features major exhibitions. A beautiful museum in a manner designed glass sharp corners and added to a very traditional building. The museum contains a large and diverse collections of paintings of all time from all over the world.
Address: 100 Queen's Park, Toronto.
Casa Loma
Casa Loma is an unusual building is reminiscent of the castle from the Middle Ages. Built in Alosla the prisoner Henry Pellatt, eccentric Canadian millionaire who was among the first to recognize the opportunity to exploit the Niagara Falls to make money from. With nearly 100 rooms, including thirteen of the bathrooms, the house is now a museum. Visitors can take a look back in time to a period of European elegance. Castle foremost in Canada, complete with decorated suites, corridors, 800-foot tunnel, towers, stables, and five acres of the estate gardens.
Address: 1 Austin Terrace, Toronto.
Toronto Zoo
Huge Toronto Zoo, with its collection of several thousand animals, located on the Red River about 40 kilometers north-east of the city center. One of the main attractions is the panda exhibit, which opened in Toronto in 2013. The park is divided into several sections, each of which represents a major region of the world. North America division is unique, vast park bison, the park polarium impressive. Among the most prominent characteristic of the park animals in Toronto, it includes the African savannah and the Great Barrier Reef.
Address: 361A Old Finch Road, Toronto.
St. Lawrence Market
St. Lawrence market featuring a variety of vendors selling various food products, flowers, and specialty materials. Built St. Lawrence Hall in Toronto in 1850 and served as a public meeting place and concert venue. Hall was renovated in 1967, but retained much of the old charm. The building provides a unique atmosphere for the market and also sometimes used to launch fireworks on film and television. From the inside features a large tray and chandelier-lit gas.
Address: 92 Front Street East, Toronto.
St. Lawrence Market
St. Lawrence market featuring a variety of vendors selling various food products, flowers, and specialty materials. Built St. Lawrence Hall in Toronto in 1850 and served as a public meeting place and concert venue. Hall was renovated in 1967, but retained much of the old charm. The building provides a unique atmosphere for the market and also sometimes used to launch fireworks on film and television. From the inside features a large tray and chandelier-lit gas.
Address: 92 Front Street East, Toronto.
Eaton Center
Eaton Centre whopping located at the northern end of the Central Business District. With its own subway station, this ultra-modern shopping complex extends over several blocks and continue to renew and expand it annually. Strangers can be lost quite easily as their way is the bewildering maze of between shops and specialty shops, boutiques, restaurants and cafes. Eaton's store was opened in Toronto in 1869.
High Park
It is a green space with a luxurious sunken gardens, hanging gardens, natural parks, natural ponds, and streams. A 165-acre owned originally by Howard, were heirs to the city of Toronto in 1873. beautiful garden where animal and swimming pools, playgrounds and picnic areas, and a tour of the scenic train and highlights the whole park. This park is known as the "garden of Shakespeare."
Toronto Islands
Ferry trip from Queen's Quay station to the Toronto Islands, about one kilometer from the beach, is a prelude to a pleasant stroll. There are beautiful places on the islands, however, have a chance to rowing, sailing, swimming, and other outdoor activities. There is a stunning view over the skyline of Toronto. Centerville Park is located in the center island, featuring a variety of games for children. Toronto Islands Ferry runs a service from Queen berth.
