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Toronto faces Lake Ontario, so wide that the far shore never appears. The CN Tower rises five hundred and fifty-three metres above the water, with a glass floor to stand on and look straight down. Below it, the brick warehouses of the Distillery Historic District have turned into cafés and workshops, and the stalls of St. Lawrence Market are piled with cheese, bread and smoked-meat sandwiches. Close to half the people here were born abroad, and it shows on the plate: the food of the whole world fits into a few blocks. Nathan Phillips Square lines up its lit arches over a skating rink. Woodbine Beach lays out the city's own lakefront sand, minutes from the streetcar. Hockey is close to a religion here, and the Stanley Cup itself sits in the Hockey Hall of Fame.
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CN Tower
A 553-metre concrete tower finished in 1976, for decades the tallest free-standing structure in the world, with a glass floor at 342 metres and the EdgeWalk circuit around the outer ledge. Timed tickets skip the queue, and the revolving restaurant includes the lift ride.
Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
An aquarium opened in 2013 at the foot of the CN Tower, where the Dangerous Lagoon tunnel carries visitors on a moving walkway beneath sharks and rays. It opens daily until late, and a timed ticket booked online avoids the Saturday queue.
Royal Ontario Museum
Canada's most visited museum, spanning natural history and world cultures, from dinosaur skeletons to Chinese temple art, behind the angular Crystal entrance added by Daniel Libeskind in 2007. It sits directly above Museum subway station on Line 1.
High Park
One of Toronto's largest parks, about 160 hectares between Bloor Street and Lake Ontario, holding Grenadier Pond, a black oak savannah now rare in Ontario and a small free zoo. During the cherry blossom around late April, cars are kept out of the park.
St. Lawrence Market
A food hall of more than a hundred vendors — butchers, bakers, cheesemongers — on a site that has held a market since 1803. On Saturdays a farmers' market sets up in the North building across the street, joined by antique dealers on Sundays.
Nathan Phillips Square
The plaza in front of Toronto's twin-towered City Hall, home to the illuminated Toronto sign and a reflecting pool that becomes a skating rink in winter. Skate rentals are available at the rink, and the square's events are mostly free.
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