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Toronto, Ontario
Toronto combines Lake Ontario waterfront views, a strong museum circuit and distinct neighbourhoods; its scale calls for choosing a few nearby areas each day.
The CN Tower gives a clear read of the city and lake, while the Royal Ontario Museum and Fort York offer very different layers of history. The ravines cut green corridors through the urban grid, making Toronto more than a downtown skyline. A focused visit can mix one museum with waterfront time.
What to look for
The CN Tower rises above the Lake Ontario waterfront.
Fort York preserves buildings tied to the War of 1812.
Ravines and urban forest interrupt the city’s street grid.
Useful to know
Group the CN Tower with nearby waterfront stops; set aside a separate block for the Royal Ontario Museum.
Use the ravines or High Park for outdoor time when weather suits walking.
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