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Toronto Vacations

If you are interested and excited about the idea of visiting Toronto you will be happy to know that you will not be disappointed by your trip. There are so many things to do in Toronto it would be impossible to list them all. There is something for everyone from kids to adults, from sports fans to culture seekers.

Culture Carvers
The Theatre district in Toronto offers a selection of plays including dramas, comedies and musical including the hit musical Mama Mia! and The Producers. You can also check out Harbourfront Centre, Canada’s foremost center for contemporary culture To get more of a culture fix, there are also a number of fine museums to visit such as, The Art Gallery of Ontario, one of the largest museums in North America, and the Children’s Own Museum aimed at kids of all ages with hands-on activities and unique interactive displays.

Thrill Seekers
Looking for a thrill? Check out Paramount Canada’s Wonderland with more than sixty rides and a water park. Or visit Soak City and the Cinesphere at Ontario Place . A visit to Toronto just wouldn’t be complete without taking a trip to the top of the tallest building in the world, the CN Tower.

Got a thing for shoes? Buy some at the huge Eaton Center, a shopping complex with over 320 stores and restaurants. If you just want to look at shoes nothing beats the Bata Shoe Museum with more than 10 000 items of footwear.

Can’t stand not knowing the score? Then the Hockey Hall of Fame is the place for you, displaying some of the greatest achievements of the best hockey stars in Canada.

Safety
Toronto is a very safe city, one of the safest in the world, but like any large metropolis it’s best to use common sense. It is always advisable to be cautious. Stick to the beaten bath after dark and make sure you know where you are going so you can avoid wandering around looking lost. The SARS epidemic which hit Toronto in the summer of 2003 is completely under control.. Enjoy your visit!