What was once the tallest tower in the world, CN tower is a Toronto and a Canadian pride. Built in the 70s, it stands at 553 feet. I haven't heard any good raves about the 360 Restaurant, overpriced... more
Canada's Wonderland is expensive, I won't lie. At almost $60 a person and another $17 to park, it can certainly set a family back. You also aren't allowed to bring your own food (although you can... more
Please don't encourage the "homeless" by giving them money. Offering food or coffee, or used clothing is a nice gesture - but not money. The more aggressive ones tend to be scam artists and your... more
The weird thing about buying something in toronto is the tax, you can go into a store or a Burger King and order or buy what you want but when you go to pay for the iteam the price suddley changes, it... more
Parking is a nightmare. If you are unfortunate enough to bring a car, it will be nearly impossible to not fall into a parking trap. I wasted a huge amount of money on tickets and the few times I... more
The Falls look amazing from the various vantage points. There is nothing unique about seeing them from another viewing spot- from behind the falls... You see that there is a lot of water flowing... more
SPRING ROLLS Restaurants - you now see them all over downtown Toronto. Yonge, Front, Dundas and now Queen West. This restaurant is constantly busy and very popular with tourists, 905ers and some... more
OK, so, I'm sure Casa Loma is described very nicely in most guide books, but I think its a big tourist trap. If you're European, don't bother going, I'm sure you see buildings more impressive to this... more
I work in Toronto's so called downtown underground or rather the 'PATH'. I cannot fathom why I have found so many tourists wandering around lost in it's corridors. The idea of miles of underground... more
At one time I would have included Ontario Place in my must-see section however no more. Ontario Place used to be a great attraction that all ages could enjoy but sadly this is no more the case. It... more
Fort York was Toronto's only defence in the War of 1812. However, American forces sacked the city & almost wiped out half the town. Later, it was rebuilt & has never witnessed another battle. Today,... more
If you get here in November like I did, be prepared....the Christmas decorations might be about up but the ice ring will still be closed.
And so was the upper boulevard .. .yet we did some jay... more
Yonge Street, known as the longest street in the world, is the main north-south road that divides Toronto into east and west.
Many visitors to Toronto end up spending most of their time on the... more
Boat needs major repair.Food was OK. As noted elsewhere, service is plastic plates served from chaffing dishes on folding tables.Board carpets are disgusting,... more
Sometimes it is not easy giving advice for the obvious reason that everyone is different.Toronto has a really beautiful area called Yorkville, just outside the... more
the world's biggest self-serve store on over 160,000 square feet
buy soemthing that is CHEAP> > the world's biggest self-serve store on over 160,000... more
Toronto Zoo's restaurants, shops, and even ATM machines take ONLY Mastercard. I had Visa, American Express, and some more, but...
Take cash or Master Card with... more
If you can help it, don't concern yourself with buying little trinkets and souveniors that you really don't NEED....I went home with stuff I was wondering why I... more
When you go skating in Canada make sure to wear some snow pants or extra padded clothes. Its okay to fall everybody does it :-) younge and old. Just get out... more
To paraphrase a well known adage, 'The only things certain in this world is death and taxes.'You cannot escape tax here. Unlike many countries whose VAT is... more
Paying Double TipIf you're traveling in a large group, and i mean 6 or more, when paying the bill, double-check to see if gratuities have already been added to... more
Get out of Toronto! So many people come here and never leave the city. If your here in the winter go up north skiing for the weekend at Blue Mountain,... more
'Unknown' (Camille -- lives in Toronto) has the best list of Toronto tourist traps I've seen so far. Go there for details. To start with, forget about the... more
okay- I can't think of anything yet, but an fyi item: some of the musuems/gallery's may offer free or discounted admission prices- I think the musuem offers... more
Any of a number of local amusement parks or theme parks including Ontario Place (on the waterfront in the heart of Toronto) and Canada's Wonderland (which is... more
The capital of Ontario, Toronto is on the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario; 352 kilometres west of Ottawa, 504 kilometres west of Montreal. Toronto's weather is tempered by Lake Ontario , which...
I live outside of town, in a suburb called Milton, but I lived downtown for about 6 years. Don't really miss living there, but it is a great place to visit, with lots of fun stuff to do and see. I...
Saturday December 15, 2007 - Had the opportunity of a lifetime to see the wonderful Vienna concert held at the Rogers Centre (Skydome) - an amazing set was created - the Vienna Palace, with ballroom,...
Toronto is Canada's largest city and is home to over five million residents. Toronto is Canada's financial centre, and continues to be the first choice among new Canadian immigrants.
Once known as...
It is hard to talk openly about your home town without gushing all over or getting rather perturbed because you may not like political issues that have arisen from time to time. Well traveled person...
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