Toronto (Canada) Reviews

I decided to visit Toronto in 2007 and it was to be my first trip into Canada, so obviously I was very excited at the prospect. Arriving at Toronto airport on a very empty Air Canada (nice planes..) from DC, I was taken into a smaller security check in to most of the other travellers while the visa I was on and my papers were checked. ...  Read the complete review

Last year on my visit to Canada i was lucky enough to visit the city of Toronto; here i have made a travel guide for all those who visit, but dont have long in the city, and therefore, want to make the absolute most out of its splendour! History and Culture: Toronto is well-known across the world for being "the global ...  Read the complete review

This review is about my time in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, I spent just under two weeks in this province, and so I thought I would share my travel experience with everyone. I have been to Canada once before, however I was very young and thus didn't really get a feel for the province; I was too young to travel around and to young to do the things I ...  Read the complete review

Toronto is one of my favourite cities in the world. Two holidays and a years working holiday might have a lot to do with that though. I live in a smallish town so moving to a city as big as Toronto was quite overwhelming to begin with but I soon found myself feeling very much at home. GETTING AROUND I didn't live downtown but the ...  Read the complete review

Toronto (following my last review, quite a while ago) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Chapter 1 – Toronto (HISTORY) The first European traveller to stand on the shores of Lake Ontario, which is now the area of Toronto, was Etienne Brule, a French man and a keen explorer in the year of ...  Read the complete review

Two summers ago, my best friend (and single Mum) was at a loss for what to do with her 13-year-old son during the holidays. I was planning a trip to Canada with my 18-year-old son and 20-year-old daughter, so I suggested that he could come along as well. In the event, his grandmother also joined us, so we were quite a jolly party. For both of ...  Read the complete review

We first visited Toronto in 1996, which was meant to be a one-off visit. Within a short space of time (I think it was one day!), we both fell in love with the place, and as a result our one-off treat turned into a way of life. It started off years of travelling to Canada and we returned to Toronto in 1998, 1999, 2001 and 2002, sometimes adding ...  Read the complete review

I was very lucky to stay with a Canadian family the first time I visited Toronto and got to see the 'other side' of Toronro as well as the tourist stuff and I loved every minute of it. It's a very clean and friendly city, even the beggers are clean and friendly! (I was approached by one on my first day and although I ...  Read the complete review

Last summer I went to Toronto and I thought it was fantastic! I was only there for a few days but it really was good. The hotel I was staying at was connected by walkway to Eaton Center which is such a great shopping mall. One of the best I have been to! Everyone seems so friendly in Toronto. I went to the CN Tower which is a must if you do go to ...  Read the complete review

I was in Toronto in Sept 2000, and I must say I enjoyed myself very much. It's got everything that you need in a city. From a theme park on the outskirts which is amazing, to tall buildings such as the CN Tower which typifies North America. You can walk around all day and still have something to do at the end of it because it's such a ...  Read the complete review

I spent last Christmas in Toronto and I absolutely loved it! We only spent 5 nights there so we had to rush to cram everything in. Ive been to various parts of America loads of times but Canada was new for me. I suppose it is a bit like America, only without the rough edges. And it is sooooo clean. In big cities you almost expect to see loads of ...  Read the complete review

For a city break just that little bit further afield I'd like to recommend Toronto to you. Voted one of the worlds most popular cities to live in, it's a great place to see. Toronto, located in the province of Ontario, Canada is a 8 hour flight away. There are direct scheduled flights from London, Manchester, Glasgow and Birmingham with ...  Read the complete review

This place is bursting at the Seams with things to do.You will never get bored here and as a huge food addict, you wont go hungry either as food is both easily available and cheap.The CN tower is a must for a viit because the view is amazing, dont forget your camera.If you are staying outside the city, dont hesistate to experience the Bus system ...  Read the complete review

Toronto – The safe alternative BIG city to those in the US. Plenty to do for the tourist, whether it is a whistle-stop day or two or even a week. Must do’s include going up the CN Tower (make sure you go that little bit further to the 2nd viewing gallery – a few dollars, but worth it) and don’t be scared of the ...  Read the complete review

I have just visited this fantastic city and its surrounding areas. I stayed with local family friends and it gave me the real 'how Canadians live' experience. I think it is superb - all that the USA is without some of the poverty, brash advertising hoardings and with a population that is surprisingly 'European' in its ...  Read the complete review

Toronto, the capital city of Canada, is one of my favourite cities. I visited this city once few years ago. I love it so very much until I do wish I can have my retirement stay in Canada. It is clean, tidy, people polite, traffic smooth and so forth that I can not find any precise description for it. One main thing that attracts me is I feel safe ...  Read the complete review

I can think of no better place to visit in the whole of Canada. The city itself is full of possible attractions which the whole of the family can enjoy. The CN Tower is an imposing structure which is open to public access and from which you can see the whole of Toronto and beyond. With a cafe and restuarant available up the tower as well ...  Read the complete review

Having just returned from Toronto I can certainly recommend it for a city break.A must see on everyone's list is the CN Tower-the worlds tallest free-standing structure.The Tower is situated next to the Skydome, home of the Blue Jays.Even if you are not a fan of baseball this is still worth a visit for the behind the scenes tour which tells ...  Read the complete review

Toronto is a beautiful place which is very friendly. I visited Toronto several years ago and the highlight of my trip was the CNN Tower. This was, and I think still is the tallest building in the world. To get to the main section you travel in a lift which is on the outside of the tower, so it is quite scary. If you are scared of ...  Read the complete review

Toronto is near the Eastern side of Canada, just above New York which means that it is only a quick trip over the pond. There are often a number of great deals to be had to Toronto, I do not know why they are so cheap. There is lots to do in Toronto, shop, experience Canada, go up the very tall CN Tower and of course the highlight of any ...  Read the complete review