Toronto

A superbly cosmopolitan city, Canada’s largest city is known for its diversity. Nearly half of Toronto’s residents were born outside of Canada, creating a cultural mix unrivaled elsewhere. Often called “Hollywood North,” Toronto has become synonymous with the film and television production industry and also offers a remarkable selection of theater and performing arts venues. Initially established as the town of York by the British governor in 1793, Toronto grew rapidly during its early history as a haven for immigrants worldwide. Railway connections advanced its industry, enabling the city to prosper and ultimately making it Canada’s main economic center. Today’s visitors can enjoy the city’s impressive architecture, devour its culinary delights, peruse its pretty parks and expect to feel the renowned Toronto sports craze for baseball, basketball and especially ice hockey.

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