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CN Tower, a 553 metre (1,815 ft). West of it is the Rogers Centre (SkyDome), the world's first sporting arena to feature a fully retractable roof. Toronto's City Hall is one of the city's most distinctive landmarks. 
The Toronto Islands
chain of small islands, accessible by ferry from Toronto downtown, hosts a park and a children's amusement park. The city has several large forested urban parks, the best known being High Park to the west of downtown.
Toronto China Townit is not only place that attracting chinese immigrants from many Asian countries, but also the popular turistic place in Toronot. Toronto's Chinatown is amoung the largest in North America. Many travaller and also locals head here for the best chinese restaurants, that serve different typse of chines cuisine.
It is busy, crowded place where you will find amazing array of shops with Chinese herbs, procelain, chinese souvenirs, jewelry and silk cloths.
You may be lucky and visit Chinatown in Toronto during a chinese festivals, including Chinese New Year.
Typical for this place is fresh food, that is placed front of the store.
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Casa Loma
Casa Loma, a castle overlooking downtown Toronto, is one of the city's most popular tourist Attractions and it is located in Austin Terrace in Toronto. Casa Loma is a former home of financier Sir Henry Mill Pellatt. He hired E.J. Lennox to build his dream house, he did not enjoy this beauty for long, after 10 year he abounded Casa Loma in 1924. In 1937 Casa Loma opened to the public after extensive refurbishment by The Kiwanis Club. When you walk through the main entrance you will find the Grand Hall with its 60 foot (18m) ceilings and sculpted figures. On the second floor, you can visit a bedrooms also including Sir Henry's. Also late you can climb one of the towers - the Norman Tower. Dont forget to spend a while in the lovely gardens.
Mulitculture of Toronto Greeck Town, Korean Town, Little Italy and more.
Casa Loma Casa Loma, a castle overlooking downtown Toronto, is one of the city's most popular tourist Attractions and it is located in Austin Terrace in Toronto. Casa Loma is a former home of financier Sir Henry Mill Pellatt. He hired E.J. Lennox to build his dream house, he did not enjoy this beauty for long, after 10 year he abounded Casa Loma in 1924. In 1937 Casa Loma opened to the public after extensive refurbishment by The Kiwanis Club. When you walk through the main entrance you will find the Grand Hall with its 60 foot (18m) ceilings and sculpted figures. On the second floor, you can visit a bedrooms also including Sir Henry's. Also late you can climb one of the towers - the Norman Tower. Dont forget to spend a while in the lovely gardens.
Mulitculture of Toronto Greeck Town, Korean Town, Little Italy and more. Festivals in Toronto Ga lot of Festivals are held in Toronto annually. The most popular in July and August are:
Toronto Fringe Festival - Toronto's largest theatre festival
Molson Grand Prix of Toronto - Exhibition Place
Caribana - see picture. Caribana is North America's largest street festival, showcasing Caribbean/West Indian culture (in some years early August)
Beaches International Jazz Festival - The Beaches - closed to vehicular traffic about a dozen blocks of Queen St. E. between Woodbine and Beech, therfore go by subway. As many as 45 or more performers per night could be enjoyed from restaurants, clubs and at designated sidewalk performance areas.
Summerlicious - celebrating the culinary tastes of Toronto July 4-20, 2008
Corso Italia - Italian Street Festival on St Clair West ( July)
The Taste of the Danforth festival showcases the mostly Greek culture of The Danforth located in "Greek Town" ( August )
The Mabuhay Philippines Toronto Summer Festival - the largest celebration of Philippine heritage and culture in Canada.
Festival of South Asia - a festival of the South Asia culture of Gerrard India Baazaar
Muslim Fest - Festival Celebrating the Best in Muslim Art & Entertainment
Toronto International Dance - Festival
Lakeshore Mardi Gras
Tiawanfest - Taiwanese Festival at Habourfront Centre
Toronto's Festival of Beer Toronto Beerfest in Historic Fort York
Molson Grand Prix of Toronto - Exhibition Place
Caribana - see picture. Caribana is North America's largest street festival, showcasing Caribbean/West Indian culture (in some years early August)
Beaches International Jazz Festival - The Beaches - closed to vehicular traffic about a dozen blocks of Queen St. E. between Woodbine and Beech, therfore go by subway. As many as 45 or more performers per night could be enjoyed from restaurants, clubs and at designated sidewalk performance areas.
Summerlicious - celebrating the culinary tastes of Toronto July 4-20, 2008
Corso Italia - Italian Street Festival on St Clair West ( July)
The Taste of the Danforth festival showcases the mostly Greek culture of The Danforth located in "Greek Town" ( August )
The Mabuhay Philippines Toronto Summer Festival - the largest celebration of Philippine heritage and culture in Canada.
Festival of South Asia - a festival of the South Asia culture of Gerrard India Baazaar
Muslim Fest - Festival Celebrating the Best in Muslim Art & Entertainment
Toronto International Dance - Festival
Lakeshore Mardi Gras
Tiawanfest - Taiwanese Festival at Habourfront Centre
Toronto's Festival of Beer Toronto Beerfest in Historic Fort York