Toronto is more than just a cosmopolitan city that welcomes immigrants from around the world; it's also a cultural hub of Canada. The city is home to renowned institutions like the Four Seasons Centre Opera and Ballet Theatre, Roy Thomson Hall, the retractable-roof Rogers Centre indoor stadium, and other cultural and sports centers.
For tourists, a visit to the CN Tower is a must. Until 2007, it held the title of one of the world's tallest TV towers, standing at 553.33 meters, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city. However, Toronto has much more to offer than just the CN Tower.
All tourist routes pass through PATH, an underground city beneath the central part of Toronto. Shopping tours also lead through PATH, although most stores are located above ground on Bloor Street, Cumberland Street, and Yorkville Avenue. For fashion enthusiasts, Nathan Phillips Square hosts L'Oréal Fashion Week twice a year.
Families with children can enjoy exciting experiences at amusement parks like Ontario Place, Fantasy Fair, and Playdium, which offers virtual reality and electronic games. Water enthusiasts can visit Ripley's Oceanarium, Paramount Canada's Wonderland (featuring the world's largest tidal wave pool), or Canada's largest water park, Wild Water Kingdom.
