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Toronto is the capital of the province of Ontario in Canada. It is also the most populous city in the country, and the fourth most populous in North America. The city was established in the early 19th century, and has had a rich and colourful past. Toronto is a quintessentially Canadian city with a population that is growing in diversity, and a high quality of life for its populous. Travel Center provides the perfect holidays to Toronto, whether you are a frequent traveller or on your first holiday in years. We make sure you travel in safety and in comfort, as we have partnered with world-class airlines to take you to Toronto. By far the most salient features of Toronto are its impressive skyline, the clean environment, a happy and friendly people, and the number of tourist attractions within its borders. Its most famous attractions include the CN Tower and the Royal Ontario Museum. Travel Center offers all inclusive holidays to Toronto, and makes sure yours is a memorable one. Get in touch with one of our experts today, and leave everything to us. Book holidays to Toronto with us and experience this large Canadian City at its very best.
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Time Zone
UTC/GMT -5:00 hours
Airlines Flying
British Airways, Air Canada, Air Transat, American Airlines, Lufthansa
Languages
English, Mtoarin, Italian, Punjabi, Spanish
Best Time to Travel
April to June, September to October
Modes of Transport
Bus, Autorickshaw, Taxi, Car, Two wheelers, Bicycle
Currency Exchange Rate
1.00 GBP = 2.05 CAD
TOP 10 PLACES TO VISIT
Check out our Top 10 attractions in and make sure you don't miss it
CN Tower
The 553-meter CN Tower, is one of the city's must visit appeals and also the most impossible to ignore. Elevated over the downtown, tourists have the choice of merely admiring the structure from the ground, or taking a tour up to one of the viewing regions for excellent sights of the city.
Royal Ontario Museum
One of Canada's leading museums with a global status for quality. It accommodates a marvellous selection and also presents prime displays from around the world. A controversial growth of the establishment saw a current wing highlighting glass and sharp corners joint on to a very customary ancient construction.
Rogers Center
A huge curved sports stadium. The distinct pattern comprises a roof, which glides back, permitting it to be opened in approving climate. This huge-construction, finished in 1989, is Toronto's reply to the enthusiastic Olympic Stadium constructed by its arch competitor, Montréal.
Art Gallery of Ontario
Holding a distinctive current structure on the west part of the city hub. An entire series of temporary displays are arranged throughout the year by this uncommonly well-funded gallery. Features comprise of the selections of Canadian, African and Oceanic, and European art. The museum also supports an extremely magnificent selection of Canadian portraits.
Casa Loma
An exceptional structure rather similar of a gothic palace. It was initially built for Sir Henry Pellatt, an unconventional Canadian multi-millionaire who was amid the first to identify and utilise the money-making possibility of Niagara Falls. With close to 100 rooms, plus three dozen bathrooms, the house is currently a museum.
Toronto Zoo
With its selection of various thousand animals, it rests on the Red River around 40 kilometers northeast of the city hub. One of the leading appeals is the panda display, which opened in Toronto in 2013. The zoo is split into many parts, each portraying a leading district of the world.
St. Lawrence Market
Covering a range of dealers vending different food products, flowers, and specialty objects. The St. Lawrence Hall was constructed in Toronto in 1850 and performed as a public gathering place and a concert venue. The hall was rebuilt in 1967, but has kept most of its ancient beauty.
Entertainment District
The Toronto Entertainment District comes to life during the evenings. This is the place to come to view leading theater performances with the current shows and musicals, concerts, and other performing arts. There are also all types of restaurants and places for mingling, and also hotels and stores.
Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
This excellent facility exhibits all sorts of aquatic life but the most splendid highlight is the large underwater tunnel with a moving sidewalk. Tourists could observe the sea world go by all around them as shark’s drift past and sawfish remain on the tunnel roof above.
City Hall
Governing the roomy Nathan Philips Square with its bronze carving, "The Archer," by Henry Moore, is the still particularly celebrated current City Hall. Consists of two arc-formed high-rise blocks, 20 and 27 stories tall accordingly, enveloped around a lower mid structure covered by a demolished dome.
CN Tower
The 553-meter CN Tower, is one of the city's must visit appeals and also the most impossible to ignore. Elevated over the downtown, tourists have the choice of merely admiring the structure from the ground, or taking a tour up to one of the viewing regions for excellent sights of the city.
Royal Ontario Museum
One of Canada's leading museums with a global status for quality. It accommodates a marvellous selection and also presents prime displays from around the world. A controversial growth of the establishment saw a current wing highlighting glass and sharp corners joint on to a very customary ancient construction.
Rogers Center
A huge curved sports stadium. The distinct pattern comprises a roof, which glides back, permitting it to be opened in approving climate. This huge-construction, finished in 1989, is Toronto's reply to the enthusiastic Olympic Stadium constructed by its arch competitor, Montréal.
Art Gallery of Ontario
Holding a distinctive current structure on the west part of the city hub. An entire series of temporary displays are arranged throughout the year by this uncommonly well-funded gallery. Features comprise of the selections of Canadian, African and Oceanic, and European art. The museum also supports an extremely magnificent selection of Canadian portraits.
Casa Loma
An exceptional structure rather similar of a gothic palace. It was initially built for Sir Henry Pellatt, an unconventional Canadian multi-millionaire who was amid the first to identify and utilise the money-making possibility of Niagara Falls. With close to 100 rooms, plus three dozen bathrooms, the house is currently a museum.
Toronto Zoo
With its selection of various thousand animals, it rests on the Red River around 40 kilometers northeast of the city hub. One of the leading appeals is the panda display, which opened in Toronto in 2013. The zoo is split into many parts, each portraying a leading district of the world.
St. Lawrence Market
Covering a range of dealers vending different food products, flowers, and specialty objects. The St. Lawrence Hall was constructed in Toronto in 1850 and performed as a public gathering place and a concert venue. The hall was rebuilt in 1967, but has kept most of its ancient beauty.
Entertainment District
The Toronto Entertainment District comes to life during the evenings. This is the place to come to view leading theater performances with the current shows and musicals, concerts, and other performing arts. There are also all types of restaurants and places for mingling, and also hotels and stores.
Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
This excellent facility exhibits all sorts of aquatic life but the most splendid highlight is the large underwater tunnel with a moving sidewalk. Tourists could observe the sea world go by all around them as shark’s drift past and sawfish remain on the tunnel roof above.
City Hall
Governing the roomy Nathan Philips Square with its bronze carving, "The Archer," by Henry Moore, is the still particularly celebrated current City Hall. Consists of two arc-formed high-rise blocks, 20 and 27 stories tall accordingly, enveloped around a lower mid structure covered by a demolished dome.
