Toronto

Dubbed “Canada’s Wonder of the World”, the CN (Canadian National) Tower has long been a source…

Called “ROM” by the locals, the wonderful Royal Ontario Museum is the largest in Canada, with…

Toronto’s very own castle is a joy to tour and gives visitors a look at the…

Built in the 1960s, the present Toronto City Hall is a spectacle of modern architecture, soaring…

The third of Toronto’s City Halls, the building now known as Old City Hall is a…

Canada’s favorite sport is celebrated in the Hockey Hall of Fame. The world’s most comprehensive collection…

The logo of Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada features the outline of a shark, and for good…

A National Historic Site and the only historic district in the city of Toronto, the Distillery…

Home to the Ontario Legislative building, Queen’s Park is a pretty green oasis located in the…

The dreams of an Irish immigrant who came to Canada more than 150 years ago have…

Once the head office of the Goodenham and Worts Distillery, Toronto’s Flatiron building is one of…

Now one of Toronto’s most desired neighborhoods, boasting beautiful Victorian houses, Cabbagetown boasts an interesting past…

A chain of fifteen tiny islands that provide a natural harbor for the thriving city of…

Home to the Toronto Blue Jays major league baseball team and the Toronto Argonauts football team,…

Inspired by the notes of a cello piece by Johann Sebastian Bach, Toronto’s Music Garden provides…

A wonderful combination of old and new architecture, Toronto’s Brookfield Place is a mixture of shops,…

The Cathedral Church of St. James is an Anglican church built in the nineteenth century in…

Toronto’s Royal York Hotel, now the Fairmont Royal York, is one of the most historic buildings…