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Toronto
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Toronto is Canada's largest city and financial capital, a dense, multicultural metropolis where the CN Tower anchors a skyline of glass high-rises above Lake Ontario. Its neighbourhoods read like a world map, from Chinatown to Little Italy, making it one of the most diverse cities on the continent.
Top attractions
attraction 360 The Restaurant at the CN Tower: Toronto Travel Guide
360 The Restaurant at the CN Tower is a revolving restaurant 350 metres above downtown Toronto, at 290 Bremner Blvd next to Union Station. 4.1★ (9,022 reviews) — what visitors say, hours, and tips.
attraction CN Tower: Toronto Travel Guide (4.6★)
The CN Tower stands at the foot of downtown Toronto at 290 Bremner Blvd, a short covered walk from Union Station via the SkyWalk. 4.6★ (89,946 reviews) — what visitors say, hours, and tips.
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Frequently asked questions about Toronto
How do I get to Toronto?
Most travellers arrive at Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ), connected to downtown Union Station by the UP Express train in about 25 minutes. Buses and taxis from the airport's regional hub also serve the city for those travelling outside UP Express operating hours.
How many days should I spend in Toronto?
Plan on 3 to 4 days to cover the downtown core, the waterfront, and at least one or two distinct neighbourhoods beyond it.
What is Toronto known for?
Toronto is Canada's largest city and financial capital, a dense, multicultural metropolis where the CN Tower anchors a skyline of glass high-rises above Lake Ontario. Its neighbourhoods read like a world map, from Chinatown to Little Italy, making it one of the most diverse cities on the continent.