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Casa Loma

Casa Loma or Hill House is Gothic Revival Landmark and gardent estated in Toronto. Built in 1914, Casa Loma is one of Toronto's top tourist attraction. This venue attracts more than 350,000 visitors annually, located atop hill, this cannot be missed by visitors. Casa Loma was built by a Canadian financier Sir Henry Pellatt because he wanted a castle for himself. Now that he's gone, the castle remains in the middle of the city as a top hospitality venue and is host to many private events. Anyone who has a love for monuments and architecture is defintely gonna love the place and its surroundings. There are audio guides available for the entire complex. Read More

Canada's symbol, Toronto's iconic attraction and the third tallest structure in the world completed in 1976. The most prominent icon of Toronto, the CN tower is a communication and observation tower which was the tallest free standing structure in the world till 2010 when Burj Khalifa overtook the record. The tower attracts more than 2 million visitors annually, considered one of the seven wonders of the modern world by Civil Engineers, the tower has so much to offer with fine dining options. One can use a glass elevator upto the SkyPod at 447 meters and get breathtaking views of the city, mesmerizing lake Ontario and the very famous Niagara falls as well. The tower has three restaurants, Le Cafe, Horizons and the most expnesive 360 Restaurant which completes a full revolution every 72 minutes as you dine. For thrill seekers, the restuarant introduced EdgeWalk in 2011, a unique experience of hands free walking on the edge of glass platform 356 m above the ground where you walk with your back facing the city while being attached to a rail with secure harness. Read More

Museum dedicated to the history of Ice Hockey. Canadians love their Hockey and when in Canada, even if you are not a Hockey fan, you should go to Hockey Hall of Fame. The museum is large and one can learn much about the history and development of the sport in the region, interactive games, 3D simulations will keep everyone occupied and entertained such as being a Goalie during a penalty shootout.

Ripley's Aquarium of Canada

Located in downtown Toronto, the aquarium offers lots of aquatic exhibits incduling an under water walkway. The aquarium containing more than 5.7 million tons of water is managed by Ripley Entertainment opened to public in 2013 with a view of conservation and entertainment both. The 12,500 meter square aquarium features more than 13,500 species of sea animals. The aquarium has nine galleris of fresh and saltwater marine animals, explore the colourful fishes of Rainbow reef, seahorses, nettle jellyfishes, green sea turtles and sharks as you go throught the walkthrough tank. Truly, one would experince nature at its best. Read More

Canada's larget museum opened in 1914, ROM is a musuem of arts, culture and natural history attracting more than a million visitors annually. People say that your visit to Toronto is incomplete without ROM. The musuem was established in 1912 and used to be under the direct control of University of Tornoto till it became an independent government institution. With more than six million items and forty galleries, this place is a History Buff's dream come true. With many special exhibits to satisfy different interests, the museum also encompasses a planetarium for science lovers. Wander through the galleries of dinosaurs, gems and minerals, history of early Canadians or the ancient Egypt. The museum also organizes educational events and exhibitions along with fine dining options for their visitors. Read More

City's larget market established in mid 19th century, this is one of the most important historical sites in Toronto comprising of three buildings, all having different purposes. Named as World's Best Food Market in 2012 by National Geographic, this is a must go place for everyone visiting Toronto. St. Lawrence Market North is a farmer market offering fresh fruits and veggies, meat, fish, cheese and gourmet products. The place is a real paradise for Foodies to eat, shop and enjoy the food offered by local farmers and merchants. One can also go shopping for Antique products on Sunday. Read More

Chain of small islands located in Lake Ontario, south of Toronto These islands provide an esacape from the busy life of the city and provide refreshing and enriching experience to the visitors, the islands are surrounded by Lake Ontario and one can take a look at the city's skyline relaxing on blue beaches. A lot of parks and tourist attractions can be found on the islands such as the Centerville Amusement Park with more than 30 rides and several eating outlets. One can behold the beauty of the oldest stone building in Toronto and the oldest surving lighthouse of the great lakes, the Gibraltar Point Lighthouse. There are sand and cobble beaches for basking in the sun and beach sports with eleven beaches that are suitable for taking a dip as well. Read More

Toronto Zoo is the largest zoo in Canada and is home to more than 450 species. You never run of option when in Toronto, if you love animals and nature, Toronto Zoo is the place mean for you. And if you happen to be a Panda lover, you can actually find two pandas from China in addition to their 5000 animals. You can check out the Gorilla Rainforest, Great Barrier Reef sections and can also do the Tundra Trek featuring the arctic habitat. The zoo also have Kids Zone with interesting activities and shows. Read More