If you are planning a trip to Canada, don’t forget to keep Toronto in your checklist, even by a mistake!

One of the most multicultural and cosmopolitan cities in the world, Toronto is located on the shores of Lake Ontario in Canada. It is also the capital and largest city of Ontario with ample tourist attractions. The city’s bustling economy, vibrant culture, big-time city abuzz, and diverse population make the city charismatic to Johnny-come-latelies. It is a hub of world’s finest restaurants, a perky mix of tourist spots, from museums and galleries to the world famous CN Tower, the Toronto Botanical Garden as well as the Distillery Historic District alongside happening bars, clubs and eclectic festivals.

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Top-alluring Tourist Attractions

CN Tower

CN Tower which was once the tallest freestanding structure now stands at number nine globally is one of the city’s must-see spots. The iconic tower with the revolving 360 Restaurant is towering in the heart of Downtown. Sky Pod is the highest viewing area at 447 meters on the CN Tower which allows the extended sight of Niagara Falls and New York State on clear days. If you are looking for a little more adventure, or maybe a lot more, there is the ‘Edge Walk’, a hands-free walk at an elevation of 365 meters. 

Ripley's Aquarium of Canada

Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada is the newest attraction opened five years ago and gives a tranquil experience for all ages. It is owned and operated by Ripley’s Entertainment and located just southeast of the CN Tower. Visitors catch sight of all this marine life by walking through an underwater tunnel which is North America’s largest viewing tunnel. The exhibits hold more than 20,000 exotic sea and freshwater specimens from over 450 species.

Royal Ontario Museum

The Royal Ontario Museum, also known as the ROM, has an international reputation for excellence that exhibits art, world culture, and natural history. The largest museum of Canada boasts an outstanding collection ranging from dinosaurs and prehistoric peoples to textiles and biodiversity. It also features major exhibitions from around the world. One should visit to increase their expertise in the past to present as it covers a large variety of periods from all over the globe. 

St. Lawrence Market

The St. Lawrence market is a huge marketplace located in the Old Town of Toronto and offers a variety of food products, flowers, and specialty items. It was also named as the world's best food market. The St. Lawrence Hall which was built in 1850 houses retail businesses and is also occasionally used for film and television shoots.

Best Time to Visit Toronto

Toronto has the best climate from May through September to mid-October to explore the best out of the city. You will have a great chance to enjoy pleasant weather throughout these times and witness less tourist crowd in the initial months. Although May and July are the wettest (May has the most number of rainy days, while July has the most millimeters of rain). June and September are perfect for warm, sunny weather in the city. A very popular Toronto International Film Festival is also held every year in September and lures thousands of holidaymakers. If you are in a mood to experience snowy weather events, then visit the city in the starting months of the year. 

Airports

1. Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ)
2. Downsview Airport (YZD)
3. Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ)

Toronto Facts

Country/State: Canada/Ontario

Population: 2,731,571 (2016)

Currency: Canadian dollar

Language: English and French

Visa on Arrival: The US citizens do not need a Visa to enter Canada. They can stay in Canada for up to 180 days with their passport. However, they must always carry identification and nationality proof along with them. Tourists wanting to extend their stay in the country should apply for the same at least 30 days in advance. A foreign national wishing to enter Canada must obtain a temporary resident visa from one of the Canadian diplomatic missions unless he/she holds a passport issued by visa exempt countries. 

Other Notes: Police - 999; Ambulance - 997; Fire – 998

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