Toronto

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Photo Danforth Avenue

The avenue is named after road designer Asa Danfort. In 1799, he figured out how to connect two vital areas of the city - Sarborou …

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Photo Allan Lamport Stadium

Allan Lamport Stadium is a multi-purpose arena located in the Liberty Village area of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The stadium has a …

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Photo Russian Cathedral of Christ the Savior" Toronto

The Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Toronto belongs to the oldest Russian parish in Canada. It was built in 1915 by the first Ru …

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Photo Nathan Philips Square

Nathan Philips Square is the central square of Toronto. This is one of the most popular places not only among the residents of the …

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Photo The Temple of St. Seraphim of Sarov

In 1903, during the glorification of Father Seraphim of Sarov, several particles of his relics were separated specifically for mem …

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Photo Small Church of the Holy Trinity

The Little Church of the Holy Trinity is the parish evangelical Anglican Church of Canada, located east of downtown Toronto. The G …

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Photo St. Michael's Cathedral

St. Michael's Cathedral is a Romanesque Catholic cathedral, one of the oldest churches in Toronto.The Cathedral of St. Michael is …

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Photo College Street

College Street is one of Toronto’s largest transportation arteries, linking sleeping areas to the downtown area. Along the street …

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Photo Bay Street

Bay Street in Toronto is the financial center of Canada. Head offices of the 4 largest national banks of the country are located h …

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Photo Yonge Street

Yonge St. is the longest street in the world - 1896 km long.

Photo St. Paul's Church (Toronto)

In the city of Toronto in the Canadian province of Ontario is the Church of St. Paul. This is the oldest cathedral in the state. T …

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Photo Masonic Temple

The Masonic Temple building is known to Toronto residents and visitors as the CTV Temple or MTV Temple. This is a small four-store …

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Photo Place Stock Market on the Toronto Stock Exchange

Place Stock Market is the third largest stock exchange in North America, and is located in the Exchange Tower building, which is l …

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Photo Shri Swaminarayan Temple

Sri Swaminarayan Temple is a Hindu temple that opened in Toronto in 2007. This wonderful Indian corner is considered one of the mo …

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Photo Kensington Market

Kensington Market in Toronto is the largest flea market in the city, where you can find, perhaps, everything you want! The flea ma …

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Photo Central island

Central Island in Toronto is one of the three largest islands in Toronto, which are the most popular entertainment centers of the …

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Photo Church of St. Basil the Great (Toronto)

The Church of St. Basil the Great is one of the oldest churches in Toronto, Canada. The church is visible from almost anywhere in …

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Photo Manulife Centre Shopping Centre

Manulife Centre is a popular shopping mall located in a high-rise building in central Toronto. Its construction lasted two years - …

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Photo Hindu temple

The Hindu temple in the Canadian capital Toronto is a large temple complex dedicated to Bhagavan Swaminarayan, located on the outs …

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Photo Monument to the Hungarian Revolution of 1956

The monument to the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 is an abstract sculpture installed in the Canadian city of Toronto on the territo …

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Photo Holy Trinity Temple

Holy Trinity Church in the Canadian city of Toronto was built by enthusiasts of the Orthodox community with the money of parishion …

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Photo Casa Loma Mansion

Connoisseurs of history in Toronto should definitely visit the ancient mansion of Casa Loma, located on one of the picturesque str …

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Photo Belevue Square

Belevue Square is a small town square in Toronto near Kensington Market. Less than half a hectare in size area does not claim to b …

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Photo Metropolitan United Cathedral

Metropolitan United Cathedral in Toronto is one of the symbols of the city. A tall neo-Gothic church is located on Queen Street Ea …

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Photo Necropolis Chapel

The Necropolis Chapel was erected near the eponymous cemetery in Toronto in 1872, which is one of the oldest burial sites in the C …

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Photo Toronto Beach

Toronto Beach (Toronto Beach) is a great place for walking, a municipal beach, popular with both tourists and locals.Note that nea …

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Photo Spadine Mansion

Spadine House Museum is a historic building that has survived many eras, from the lush Victorian to the restrained urban Edwardian …

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Photo Spadina Avenue

Spadina Avenue is considered one of the most famous streets in Toronto. It is a busy street that changes its character throughout. …

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Photo Gallery Archives Inc. and Art Library

The Ink Archive Gallery and the Toronto Art Library are a creative community that has managed to combine modern technology and liv …

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Photo Historic District Factory

The factory of the Historic District in Toronto is assembled in one building in a large number of designer boutiques, unique cafes …

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Photo North York Central Library

The Central Library of North York is one of the largest libraries in Toronto and Canada, attracting a huge number of readers, stud …

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Photo University of Toronto

The University of Toronto is not just a crusty institution. This is a perfect example of the perfect combination of grand architec …

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What to see in Toronto

Toronto is Canada’s largest city and the capital of Ontario, where history blends seamlessly with modern life off the shores of Lake Ontario. The city impresses with a multicultural atmosphere, a wide embankment and a contrast of ancient buildings and modern skyscrapers, which makes it attractive both for a short walk and for deep exploration.

Manufactures and facilities

Man-made attractions of Toronto form its recognizable appearance: the neo-Gothic castle of Casa Loma, the historical Fort York and the business center with the skyscraper First Canadian Place. Within the city are Nathan Philips Square and St. Lawrence Market, the Eaton Centre shopping complex, and the Elgin Theatre and Winter Garden, the St. James and Holy Trinity Cathedrals complement the cultural palette and offer what to see for lovers of architecture and art.

Natural attractions and places

Natural corners and parks play an important role in the life of the city: High Park, Trinity Bellwoods and Riverdale are great places for walks and picnics, and Rouge Park and Tommy Thompson offer protected trails for observing flora and fauna. The islands of Toronto and Sugar Beach beckon for walks by the water, Scarborough Bluffs impress with rocky shores, and Allan Gardens and Edwards Gardens give green freshness in the center of the metropolis.

Build routes and visit interesting places

On our site you can see all these attractions on an interactive map, read brief informative descriptions and build a personal route. Convenient labels and distance calculation will help to plan the optimal sequence of visits, combining walking and travel by public transport.

You are free to explore Toronto on your own along the chosen route or take advantage of the services of local guides and book excursions for a deeper dive. Guides will tell little-known stories, show hidden corners and adapt the program to your interests, and independent routes will allow you to discover the city at your own pace.

Come to Toronto and discover the combination of urban energy and natural oases, from architectural gems and busy markets to quiet parks and island landscapes. Plan a trip, mark your favorite points and go to meet new experiences – this city is ready to surprise again and again.

 

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