Toronto is Canada’s largest city in population, totaling 5 million in the Greater Toronto Area, out of a population of 33 million nationwide. Toronto is known as the most multicultural city in the world, where hundreds of nations live and interact together. 

Toronto is a great place to catch a hockey game, see the Maple Leafs in action in the winter, or catch a baseball game with the Toronto Blue Jays during the summer months. The games are always lively and fun for the whole family. 

For fantastic views of the city, nothing beats the view from the C.N. Tower. This amazing structure offers a rotating restaurant and a glace floor where you can walk across and look down hundreds and hundreds of feet below, while being perfectly safe. The view is out of this world whether you go by day or night. Dance the night away at the nightclub located near the top of the C.N. Tower.  

For museum lovers, a trip to the R.O.M. (the Royal Ontario Museum) is a definite must. There are various displays reflecting past world cultures such as the Roman Empire, Greece and Egypt as well as animal displays and monthly displays, which are always fascinating. 

Make sure to visit Casa Loma, which is Toronto’s only castle. This incredible building will give you a glimpse into the life of a rich Torontonian back in the early 20^th century. Plus the architecture is stunning and it also offers a nice view of the city. Children will also enjoy the tour, especially around Halloween where the castle turns into a haunted playground for all. 

One of the magnificent things about Toronto is that you can have the experience of eating food from different cultures from all over the world without even leaving the city. Try Indian curry in the Indian district, or Greek salad at an authentic Greek restaurant, to couscous, the Moroccan dish all on the streets of Toronto. As the Chinese community is a quite large in Toronto, head to China town for great markets and good deals on many items from clothing to electronics.

Whether you are enjoying a night of theatre and dance in the Theatre District, dancing to Latin or jazz rhythms in one of the many nightclubs or walking down the boardwalk near the edge of Lake Ontario, Toronto is a city, which will remain with you always.