Welcome to Ontario’s Queen City! The first thing you will notice about
Toronto is that is diverse: nearly 50% of residents living in Canada’s
largest city were born outside of the country, and there’s no doubt
this amazing conglomeration of cultures contributes so much to the
city’s character and mood.
Toronto is a city better experienced through its people, that will
make you remember every single moment of the world-famous Canadian
hospitality and friendliness. As a city of neighborhoods, every area
downtown and beyond feels like a microcosm of the city itself. IYou
will easily feel that you are traveling the world when you notice you
can go from Portugal to Ethiopia to Korea to Venezuela, and all of
this without even leaving the suburbs. It’s magical, and it can only
be felt in Toronto.
Join us in a quick walkthrough around this vibrant and diverse
destination.
Toronto’s skyline can be easily recognized by the iconic CN Tower, one
of the tallest observation decks in the world. Inaugurated in 1975,
the tower (the CN letters stands for Canadian National) offers a wide
array of activities, being the Edgewalk one of the most thrilling
experiences not only in the city but in the whole world, allowing you
to go for a stroll on the outside of the tower. 360° views, an amazing
aquarium and great restaurants complement the touristic spot to
convert it in a must visit.
A few blocks away, you will also find the 2 most important sports
Meccas in the city: Rogers Centre, home of the MLB’s Toronto Blue Jays
and the Scotia Bank Arena, where the NBA’s Raptors play. Both venues
are also used for other kinds of events like concerts and festivals
and both are a nice stop for your downtown exploration.
As we already stated, you can visit the world without leaving Toronto. Name a country and is most likely you will find a neighborhood with its influence, food and traditions. Hot ramen bowls, delicious European pastries, spicy tacos and cold beverages and spirits from around the world may be found in every street corner. We suggest you go on your own and explore the safe and exciting streets of the city, where you will find tons of things familiar –and not that much-. Toronto is the perfect place to get lost in its streets.
Niagara is arguably the hottest tourist spot in North America, located
80 miles south of Toronto at the southernmost region of the region
called the Golden Horseshoe. The city combines the natural
magnificence of the falls with casinos, amusement parks, great dining
options and welcoming people. Around the city you will find some
charming places as Niagara-On-The-Lake and St.Catharines. You may stop
anywhere between Niagara and Toronto to try some of the region’s
delicious produce, along with some delicious ice wine.
If you have some spare time to explore the region, take the chance to
do a bike tour and visit some of the local wineries. If you get tired,
you can always book a ride with Elife, and take everything you need
with you, bikes included!
Since Queen West was listed as one of the trendiest neighborhoods to
live in the world a few years ago, Toronto has been experiencing a
vanguardist wave that can be felt in its streets. Take the streetcar
along Dundas West, to the everchanging Little Portugal and spend some
time in Trinity Bellwoods a peaceful yet buzzing park.
Explore Ossington Avenue – west of Trinity Bellwoods Park- to find
some of the most exquisite vintage shops in town, and stay there once
the sun goes down to go do some bar crawling in its unique set of bars
and pubs.
Go back to Queen Street and visit all the independent boutiques and
art galleries while you admire the typical Toronto architecture. Keep
going and you’ll pass some of the city’s iconic landmarks as Drake
Hotel, the Gladstone and eventually Parkdale, the westernmost hip
area, a place where you will find people from around the world and
some exquisite food.
When we mention Toronto, we immediately think of an electrifying
lifestyle, especially when the sun sets beyond the horizon. A city
full of life, day in and day out. But the nightlife in Toronto is
nothing less than a magnet for the party-animals, jazz lovers and
movie-freaks.
With myriads of options to go have diner, drinks or both, Toronto will
delight your senses all night long. Don’t forget that since 2019
Toronto has become one of the Cannabis Meccas in North America, so if
you’re up to it, you’ll find the right spot to try some local options.
Starting from September 7th, 2021. Foreign visitors complying with travel requirements will be able to visit Canada once again. We invite you to follow health requirements and avoid any public transportation during your visit. For that matter, Elife can help you by providing the easiest and fastest way to book any kind of ride you may need for your upcoming visit to Toronto, from a single sedan ride to a coach bus excursion, we can help you with the arrangements.
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