Toronto, on the north shore of Lake Ontario, is Canada’s largest urban city and most multiculturally diverse city on the planet where over 140 languages are spoken. Toronto is a vibrant city, abuzz with activity. Read more on our website at: http://www.where2holiday.com/destination/toronto

2. WHAT’S THIS ALL ABOUT?
Toronto, on the north shore of Lake Ontario, is Canada’s largest urban city and most
multiculturally diverse city on the planet where over 140 languages are spoken.
Toronto is a vibrant city, abuzz with activity.
Toronto is best explored by foot, whether you’re stolling through the Distillery District or have
climbed to the top of the CN Tower. There are many walking tours put on by Heritage Toronto
and even Haunted Tours if you want to see a different side to Ontario’s capital.
The city has many green spaces like High Park or Centre Island is just a short ferry
ride away, where you can rent bicycles and go on canoeing and kayaking excursions.
Toronto plays host to the largest number of theatre and performing arts organizations
in Canada including the Canadian Opera Company and the National Ballet of Canada.

3. ATTRACTIONS
We’ve selected our top 5 things to see and do in Toronto:
CN Tower: 553.33m high above Toronto is CN Tower where you can eat in the 360 restaurant and check out
the edge walk for a panoramic view of the city.
Royal Ontario Museum: The Royal Ontario Museum showcases world culture and natural history based and
is one of the largest museums in North America.
Art Gallery of Ontario: The AGO holds more than 80,00 works of arts and has a specific Canadian collection
which vividly documents the nation’s art heritage.
Hockey Hall of Fame: Hockey, being the biggest sport in Canada, was obviously going to have a Hall of
Fame dedicated to it. It is also a museum which passionately documents the history of the sport.
Toronto Zoo: Canada’s premier zoo, the Toronto Zoo, is a unique wildlife experience. It has over 5000
animals, including two special additions: a pair of giant Pandas.

4. WEATHER
Toronto has a semi-continental climate and has four distinct seasons. For around 65 days of
the year there is snow deeper than 1cm on the ground.
Summer in Toronto runs from June until August and brings with it high levels of humidity, an
average high temperature of 26°C. There is also a fairly high chance of rain but no snow.
Autumn in Toronto starts in September and ends in November and has a similar amount of
rainfall to the summer months with an average of 11 days of rainfall each month.
Winter starts in December and ends in February with an average temperature high of 2°C
and an average temperature low of -7°C.
Spring sees the weather warming up dramatically, the days getting longer and the snow
melting during March.
For up to date weather in Toronoto visit our partner site World Weather Online.

5. CLOTHING
The time of year you are choosing to visit Toronto will govern what you
need to wear. During the summer months light clothing is suitable,
though winter visits will require very thick and warm clothing as well as
footwear designed to cope with snow.

6. IDEAL FOR…?
Toronto is a great destination in Canada for visitors who want to
embrace the big city culture but experience a warm welcome on
scale with a small town. It has attractions on offer for all types of
people, in particular fans of culture and sports.
For those who enjoy winter sports, winter in Toronto is an
excellent time to visit the city.

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