Toronto Attractions

All photos courtesy Tourism Toronto.

There's plenty to do in Toronto!

A theater scene rivaled only by London and New York.
Toronto is the undisputed entertainment capital of Canada—in large part due to the wealth of lavish Broadway-style musicals, homegrown productions, traveling road shows, and classical concerts being staged at any given time.

A shopping mecca with international flair.
Toronto is a place where you can "shop until you drop." Imagine a retail experience that includes everything from upscale boutiques to an underground city featuring 1,200 shops in more than 10 kilometers of subterranean concourses. Boutiques. Malls. Markets. Galleries. Department stores. Outlets. Shops. It's all right here.

Miles of waterfront, beaches, boardwalks, and trails.

One of Toronto's greatest strengths is its wonderful parks system. Big or small, these parks offer everything from play to quiet relaxation. And Toronto's location on Lake Ontario offers many water delights!

Some of the best dining the world has to offer.

Toronto's more than 5,000 restaurants reflect tastes, cultures, and ingredients from around the world—all with a distinctive Toronto flair. From upscale to down-home, you'll find dining experiences to satisfy every taste.

And when the sun goes down…

Toronto is THE place to see and be seen. An impressive list of nighttime diversions will keep you going until the sun comes up again. And baseball fans, Toronto's world famous SkyDome is the home of the Toronto Blue Jays.

Transportation to these fascinating places is very simple! Toronto is easy to navigate whether you are walking or driving. The city's famous and safe subway system has a stop right at the hotel's doorstep! The city is also readily accessible by cabs and buses.

For more information about Convention 2004-sponsored tours, click here.

For more information about Toronto, please visit these Web sites!

• Toronto Tourism: http://www.torontotourism.com
• Toronto.com: http://www.toronto.com/
• Toronto Travel and Tourism Guide: http://www.toronto.worldweb.com/

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