Toronto

“modern and diverse”

Toronto Islands
Toronto Islands
Toronto

Established by the British Crown on the territories of the Mississaugas as the town of York in 1793, it was renamed to Toronto in 1834.

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T.O.

Toronto Sign
Toronto Sign
Toronto City Hall

The Toronto sign was originally installed for the 2015 Pan American Games as a temporary attraction meant to be dismantled in the following year, but it was kept and is now a popular landmark.

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The City

CN Tower
CN Tower
CN Tower

Standing at 553 meters, this was the tallest tallest freestanding structure in the world between 1976 and 2007. It remains as the tallest in the western hemisphere, offering panoramic views of the city and Lake Ontario.

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Views

CN Tower
CN Tower
CN Tower

Toronto is the city in Canada with the most skyscrapers.

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Up high

CN Tower
CN Tower
CN Tower

Toronto surpassed Montreal in terms of population during the 1970s, thus becoming the largest city in Canada.

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Nighttime

Dundas Square
Dundas Square
Dundas Square

This square has been used in several movies to represent Times Square in New York.

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Action!

Old City Hall
Old City Hall
Old City Hall

Its architect, E. J. Lennox, left a hidden carving of his face on the facade.

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Old town

Casa Loma
Casa Loma
Casa Loma

Spanish for “Hill House”, this neo-Gothic castle-like mansion was designed by Lennox, who also designed the Old City Hall. It has been used as a film location for movies such as Harry Potter and X-Men

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Royal vibes

Distillery District
Distillery District
Distillery District

Once a distiller of alcoholic beverages, this district has been transformed into a cultural hub with artisan shops, galleries and restaurants.

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Distilled

Gooderham Building
Gooderham Building
Gooderham Building

This building was finished in 1892, ten years before the Flatiron in New York.

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Flatiron

Aquarium
Aquarium
Ripley’s Aquarium

This aquarium houses the longest underwater viewing tunnel in North America with sharks, sea turtles, and several species of fish.

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Under the sea

High Park
High Park
High Park

The maple leaf is the symbol of Canada and is used in its flag, currency, government symbols, military insignia, and sports and corporate logos.

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Symbols

Parliament
Parliament
Legislative Assembly of Ontario

Canada is made up of ten provinces and three territories, each with its own parliament.

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Order

Parliament
Parliament
Parliament

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Parliament

Mace
Mace
Legislative Assembly of Ontario

The mace represents the authority granted by the crown to the parliament and must be present during sessions. On the left is the original mace of Ontario made of wood and on the right is the current mace made of copper and gold after the original was taken by American troops during the War of 1812.

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Mace

Poutine
Poutine
Poutine

Originally from Quebec, this dish made up of fries, cheese curds, and gravy (here with an addition of pulled pork) is considered the national dish of Canada.

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National dish

Beaver Tails
Beaver Tails
BeaverTails

Home of delicious fried dough pastries with spreads, fruit, or and ice cream on top.

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Tasty treat

Peameal
Peameal
Peameal Bacon Sandwich

This tasty Canadian dish consists of peameal bacon, pickles, tomatoes, mustard, and a bit of marmalade all in a bun.

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Snack time

ROM
ROM
Royal Ontario Museum

This is the largest museum in Canada with an extensive collection of items that cover history, world cultures, and nature.

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Museum time

ROM 2
ROM 2
Royal Ontario Museum

This is the winter clothing of the Inuit, the Indigenous peoples inhabiting the Arctic regions of Canada.

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First Nations

ROM5
ROM5
Royal Ontario Museum

Known as the Big Maple Leaf, this was the world’s biggest gold coin. A set of five of these coins were made, one of them was stolen from the Bode Museum in Berlin, Germany.

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Golden

ROM3
ROM3
Royal Ontario Museum

Even hockey makes its way to the museum.

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Hockey

Scotiabank Arena
Scotiabank Arena
Scotiabank Arena

This arena is the home of the Toronto Maple Leafs, winners of 13 Stanley Cups.

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More than a sport

Records
Mozart
Sonic Boom Records

Great place with a wide variety of records, cassettes, and CDs.

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Spin it

Lights
Lights
RendezViews

Perfect open air place for a bite and drink while enjoying the view of the CN Tower.

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Lights

Clothing optional
Clothing optional
Toronto Islands

Toronto Islands, located on Lake Ontario have a clothing optional beach.

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Well, look at that

Niagara3
Niagara3
Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls is a group of three stunning waterfalls located on the border between Canada and the USA. Known for their powerful flow, the falls are made up of the Horseshoe Falls, American Falls, and Bridal Veil Falls.

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Make a splash

Niagara
Niagara
Niagara Falls

The Horseshoe Falls, located on the Canadian side of the falls is the most impressive of the three.

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Go with the flow

Niagara
Niagara
Niagara Falls

The American Falls and the Bridal Veil Falls are separated by a small piece of land named Luna Island.

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Americana

Signs
Signs
Signs

See you soon, Canada.

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It’s a sign