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Toronto
Toronto covers an area of 629.91 square kilometres (243.21 sq mi),^ with a maximum north-south distance of 21 kilometres (13 mi) and a maximum east-west distance of 43 kilometres (27 mi). It has a 46 kilometre (29 mi) long waterfront shoreline. Its borders are bounded by Lake Ontario to the south, Etobicoke Creek and Highway 427 to the west, Steeles Avenue to the north and the Rouge River to the east.Urban core. Looking north from the CN Tower
- Art Gallery of Ontario -This is the largest art gallery in Canada. It has a great Canadian paintings exhibit and the world's largest collection of Henry Moore sculptures. The European paintings exhibit is so-so.
- Bata Shoe Museum
- Canadian National Exhibition (CNE)
- CN Tower -The second tallest free standing structure in the world. You can ride a glass elevator to the top. The view is incredible and there is a glass floor, which is very scary to walk on. There is also a revolving restaurant which offers spectacular views as the sun sets over the city.
- Casa Loma A castle built in the early 1900's by Sir Henry Pellatt.
- Hockey Hall of Fame
- Kensington Market. A grungy market where most of Toronto's immigrant community started off before they moved onwards and upwards to make space for the next wave behind them.
- Ontario Place A great place to take the kids in summer with an Imax theater inside.
- Ontario Science Centre -Lots of hands on science exhibits, including a rainforest, a tornado machine, sound proof tunnel, balace testing machines, and more. It also contains Ontario's only Omnimax (full wrap around) movie theatre.
- Royal Ontario Museum One of the better museums in North America. Make sure you check out the dinosaurs and the Egyptian exhibits
- Toronto City Hall Two buildings forming a semi-circle overlooking Nathan Phillips square, which has a very popular skating rink in the winter. Arcitecturally stunning. Next door to Old City Hall which has a more classical architecture
- Toronto Island
- Toronto Zoo
- Yonge Street
Tours
Toronto has great tours available; most are very affordable ($25-$35) and offer hotel pick-up and drop-off.
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- King tours
- Shop-dine tour
- Toronto tours
World Youth Day 2002 Toronto
The adventures of a Korean American Catholic group from Chicago in Toronto for World Youth Day....world youth day 2002 toronto st. paul korean
Toronto - It's a Beautiful Day
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Toronto Critical Mass July 2007
250 riders ... you were there....toronto critical mass cm bikes cycling activism
Body Blitz Spa, Toronto
. Situated in an 11000 sq. ft. warehouse space in the heart of Toronto, this spa has a 38 ft. sea salt pool, hot green
CN Tower - Toronto
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Caribana festival in Toronto
It was another steaming hot day in Toronto when my curiosity leads me to head down to the harbour shore to catch the Caribana festival. It is apparently the
Santa Claus Parade - Toronto, Ontario
A great video filmed during the Santa Claus Parade in Toronto, Canada. This is the biggest parade of its kind in the world. Bring you kids to
Toronto - Don Valley: Discovering secret biking terrain park
in 1889) that used to produce bricks for many of the housing developments in Toronto. Even famous buildings like Casa Loma, Osgoode Hall, Queens Park and
Toronto - Canada Malting Company
in Toronto and used to be the longest street in the world. I then continued west on College Street, past Queen's Park and the University of Toronto to
Toronto Discoveries - Gladstone Hotel - Bartender
Toronto is a treasure trove of places with interesting history and architecture. Many of them have been torn down, but fortunately there are still a few of these
Toronto Discoveries - Ride through funky neighbourhood
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Biking Tour to Toronto Islands 2007 - Loading ferry
I caught a ferry to the Toronto Islands, a beautiful quiet and green sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Toronto. After a brief exploration of
Expo 98 Toronto
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Toronto - Ireland Park at the foot of Bathhurst Street
in Toronto and used to be the longest street in the world. I then continued west on College Street, past Queen's Park and the University of Toronto to
ZOINKS! Music and Books (Toronto)
Toronto. Zoinks specializes in quality used books music and movies. Visit www.zoinks.ca for more information....used books cds vinyl dvds toronto
Biking Tour to Toronto Islands 2007 - Distillery District
I caught a ferry to the Toronto Islands, a beautiful quiet and green sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Toronto. After a brief exploration of
Toronto - Air Show - Cycling on College Street
in Toronto and used to be the longest street in the world. I then continued west on College Street, past Queen's Park and the University of Toronto to
Toronto walking tour: George Brown explained
just south of the University of Toronto, Bruce took us past the Grange, Toronto's oldest building, past the Art Gallery of Toronto to some of the mansions
Toronto - Air Show Cyling through Little India
in Toronto and used to be the longest street in the world. I then continued west on College Street, past Queen's Park and the University of Toronto to
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