Such interesting places in Toronto, such as the Sky Dome stadium (has a retractable roof), City Hall, Casa Loma Castle and other objects, will be seen by travelers on a sightseeing tour of the city.
Unusual sights of Toronto
- Thimble Monument: The thimble, 9 feet high, is mounted on huge buttons of various colors. This monument is dedicated to seamstresses.
- PATH underground complex: the length of this real underground city with offices, boutiques, grocery stores, beauty salons, ATMs is 28 km.
- Boldvin Stairs: climbing 110 steps of the staircase (descending from the terrace of the post-glacial Iroquois Lake), everyone will have a chance to admire the ancient buildings and structures.
What interesting places to visit?
According to reviews, it is interesting to visit the Royal Ontario Museum (of more than 6 million exhibits, art objects from Africa, the Middle East and Canada, and a collection of dinosaurs deserve attention) and the Shoe Museum (more than 12,500 samples of shoes from different parts of the world are subject to inspection - these are the sandals of the ancient Egyptians, and velvet shoes from the time of Louis, and shoes for walking on the moon, and Elton John's boots).
Interested in an assortment of flea markets? Check out the daily operating Kensington Market for vintage jewelry and clothing, household items, books, collectibles dating back to the 40's and 60's.
The 553-meter CN Tower is a place where you should go for the restaurant at an altitude of 350 m and the SkyPod observation gallery (high-speed elevators take everyone to them in 58 seconds), located at more than 400-meter height (from there you can not only make panoramic photographs and admire the beautiful views of Toronto, but also see Niagara Falls). As for the daredevils, they will be offered to experience the Edge Walk attraction - walk with insurance around the site at an altitude of 356 m (the duration of the walk is 30 minutes).
Vacationers with children will love visiting the Canada's Wonderland amusement park, the map of which is reflected on the website www.canadaswonderland.com: they will find dinosaurs there (guests are invited to look at 40 life-size exhibits), a playground with playgrounds, family attractions (“Antique Carousel”, “Flying Eagles”, “Klockwerks”, “Silver Streak”, “The Rage”), exciting (“Behemoth”, “Backlot Stunt Coaster”, “Leviathan”, “Flight Deck”, “Night Mares”) and for children (“Blast Off!”, “Frequent Flyers”, “Jumpin 'jet”, “Snoopy's Revolution”, “Sugar Shack”, “The Pumpkin Patch”), as well as a water park (has a lazy river, wave pool, Splash Island Kiddie Pool, “Body Blast”, “Barracuda Blaster”, “Riptide Racer”, “Typhoon”, “Whirlwinds” and others).
