Toronto is the most exciting city in North America! It can rival and offer more than a major metropolis on the south side of the border. Some of Toronto's essential attributes are :
Toronto is a walkable city day or night and everywhere. Have no fears walking anywhere in Toronto! Public Transit, known as TTC, can also take you anywhere.

Torontonians are proud of our new air-conditioned low-floor streetcars. As a visitor to the city, buy a day or more TTC pass and ride the streetcars to get to know the city. Get on and off the streetcars anywhere and enjoy the excitement that City like Toronto offers!

City Hall's image since 1965 is the oldest, and the most recognized Toronto icon worldwide! Toronto Waterfront, seen from the Island or the Ferry, offers an unforgettable view and experience for the visitors or our residents.

Toronto is a growing city while trying to preserve the heritage of old architecture. The new residential towers with unique architecture are growing all over the city, with the rate of 25,000 new residential units per year. You could own a condo on the waterfront and live with a beautiful lake view. Watch the blend of new and old architecture on the streets of Downtown Toronto. You will embrace the city if you love dining with multicultural cuisine and shopping in ethnic markets.

Torontonians are proud of our new air-conditioned low-floor streetcars. As a visitor to the city, buy a day or more TTC pass and ride the streetcars to get to know the city. Get on and off the streetcars anywhere and enjoy the excitement that City like Toronto offers!

You have clicked on what we have intended as a fun website with selected information about the City of Toronto. Unlimited business and enjoyment opportunities await visitors and residents alike in Toronto. Our homepage, collage, offers a mix of memorable places of interest in Toronto. They represent Torontonians to the world and should rank at the top of the list for visitors. Toronto Island, accessible by the Ferry, is a family place for recreation. The trip by Ferry offers a glimpse of the changing skyline for the city. The City Hall opened in September 1965 and has become an iconic worldwide image.
Casa Loma is a castle built by the Toronto mogul in the early nineteen century, and it is a popular destination mainly for tourists from the Orient. Toronto's Flatiron downtown building offers a beautiful view with a mix of old and new. CN Tower, with adjacent Rogers Centre and Ripley Aquarium, is a one-stop and three sites destination. Toronto's old iconic streetcars have been recently replaced by the modern and air-conditioned low-floor LRT. Riding Toronto's streetcars with a daily TTC pass is an excellent way to get to know the city. You can hop on and off the streetcar and explore many ethnic restaurants lining the streets. The city of Toronto also has its flag featured in the collage.

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