Canada's largest city has grown tremendously over the last 200 years from a small town to one of North America's most populous cities.
Toronto is a multicultural city with a large diversity of neighborhoods such as Chinatown, Yorkville and Cabbagetown.
The city boasts the world's largest underground city, the world's tallest structure, the CN Tower and a number of top-class museums such as the Royal Ontario Museum. Toronto is also one of North America's most pleasant metropolises to live in thanks to a low crime rate and large green areas such as the Toronto Islands.

Some Toronto Highlights:
Old City Hall, Toronto Toronto's old city hall was built between 1889 and 1899; at the time it was the largest municipal building in North America. Plans to demolish the impressive structure in the 1960s were set aside when a group of citizens convinced the city to preserve the historic landmark. More about the building...		Cabbagetown, Toronto Cabbagetown, a neighborhood close to downtown Toronto, boasts a large number of beautiful Victorian houses. More about cabbagetown...