48 HOURS IN
TORONTO
CANADA
43.6532° N, 79.3832° W
Toronto Canada’s largest city is known for its cosmopolitan charm, varied arts scene and splendid foodie offering On the western fringes of Lake Ontario sits bustling Toronto, a multicultural city where more than 200 cultures are represented in the city streets. With residents having roots in all corners of the globe, world foods, cultures and customs come together seamlessly to make the city what it is. Toronto’s arts scene is unrivalled, with a bountiful array of museums, theatres and galleries like the Art Gallery of Ontario, and the shard-like structure of the Royal Ontario Museum, which unveils a fascinating history of Canada and beyond. Elsewhere, architecture dazzles, with old red brick juxtaposing against glass, and King Street West next in the pipeline with Frank Gehry designs for twisting skyscrapers extending up to 289 metres in the sky. Come evening time, the sun sets and casts a pink glow across the lake and twinkling city lights flicker on and set the stage for its nightlife.
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