Introduction of Toronto Group Tourist Attractions Duolun Tourist Attractions

Lead: It is said that hyenas are big rural areas, and staying for a long time is monotonous. Good mountains and water are boring. However, these 17 landmarks in Toronto are beautiful, romantic, novel and lively-you may not have been to all of them. Hurry up and collect this "Toronto must-see list" and check it with your friends!

17 places to go in Toronto.

1.CN tower

The tower is 553 meters high and you can enjoy the best panoramic view of Toronto from here. There is a 360-degree revolving restaurant on the tower, where you can watch a beautiful and romantic dinner in Toronto with your loved ones. There is also a glass floor on it. Looking down, it may be a "tourist trap."

2. Rogers Center

Rogers Center is a multi-functional stadium in Toronto. This is the first stadium in Toronto with an automatic retractable roof. It used to be called the Sky Dome, which is the main venue for sports events.

3. Royal Museum

The unique design of the Royal Museum (ROM) makes it unique in Toronto architecture. The museum holds various interesting exhibitions all the year round, allowing visitors to appreciate various world cultures and history. There is also a giant Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton on display in the museum, which is very shocking!

4. Casa Rome Castle

Kassalow Horse is a magnificent castle with a long history, which was built in18th century. In spring, its garden is an ideal place for romantic walks.

5. hockey hall of fame

The Hockey Hall of Fame has several legendary hockey relics, souvenirs and souvenirs. Along with it, there are some urban legends-it is said that several ghosts can't be driven away!

6. Ontario Museum of Art

The Ontario Museum of Art (AGO) has a collection of more than 40,000 works of art from Canada, Europe and the United States, making it the eighth largest art museum in North America. The collection in the museum spans from A.D. 100 to the present, and it is a must for young artists.

7. Brewing area

The old winery district is one of the most romantic places in Toronto. The edges and corners of ancient floor tiles have been erased by time. Although they are no longer so flat, every corner has become round and smooth due to the polishing of time. There are many interesting shops, restaurants, bars and hot chocolate shops here. This is a paradise in summer.

8. St. Lawrence Market

St Lawrence Market has been rated as the best food market in the world for many times. There are more than 100 merchants here. You can buy all kinds of fresh fruits, vegetables, seafood, meat and taste many special snacks!

9. Eaton Center

Eaton Center is one of the most famous shopping centers in Toronto, where various big brands and small cards are gathered, and it is located in Down Town, where people can shop and eat, and people always come and go.

10. Union Station

Union station has a long history. It was put into use as early as 1927. It is an intercity station and railway hub in Toronto and the largest railway station in Canada. It sends more than 200,000 passengers every day and is the busiest transportation facility in Canada.

1 1. Spadana Ancient House

The ancient house in Spadana Garden is a cultural relic building, which seems to have crossed into the 1920s and 1930s. The unique garden here is also a hot spot for sightseeing!

12. Goodland building

Goodland Mansion, also known as Iron Mansion, was built in 1892. The most famous is its red brick wall and murals behind it, which often appear in photographers' shots.

13. Roy Thompson Concert Hall

Roy Thomson Hall is the main performance venue of Toronto Symphony Orchestra, which is famous for its glass curtain wall and excellent sound quality.

14. Candy Beach

Tangtan is a beach park in the city, which is famous for its pink umbrellas. Although it is not a place to swim, it is still a "good place for leisure and vacation".

15. Toronto City Hall

Toronto City Hall has a unique architectural design, which is said to be inspired by "all-round eyes". There is a mayor's office here, which is open to tourists.

16. Brookfield Square

Brookfield Place is a combination of TD Canada Trust Tower on the 5th floor, Bay Wellington Tower on the 47th floor and some historical buildings. Here, people can shop, eat and even skate. The design of this square has won many awards and has always been the favorite of photographers.

17. Aga Khan Museum

The Aga Khan Museum is the first Muslim museum in North America, designed by the world famous architect Zhen Wenyan. Pure white architectural design is unique, which is a unique landscape in Toronto.

So, have you discovered the "New World"? Take advantage of the beautiful spring and take your friends to the "waves" as soon as possible ~ ~

What are the places in Toronto?

Question 1: Which part of Canada does Toronto belong to? Toronto is the largest city in Canada, the capital of Ontario and the national industrial and commercial center. Toronto, located on the northwest coast of Lake Ontario, with a population of over 2.5 million, is the fifth largest city in North America. Located in the middle of greater toronto area (GTA), Toronto is an important port city in the five Great Lakes.

Question 2: What are the interesting places in Toronto, Canada? Niagara Falls, Casino, Blue Mountain Hot Springs, Blue Mountain Ski Resort, Ma Scoca Scenic Area, Lake Ontario, Lake Huron and Lake Erie-

Question 3: What cities are there in Canada? I. Ottawa

The capital of Canada, located on the south bank of the Ottawa River, faces Quebec across the river. * * * With more than 700,000 residents, you can enjoy the French style of Quebec and the British style of Ottawa at the same time. The city has beautiful scenery, quiet environment and rich cultural atmosphere. The beautiful Lido River runs through the city, adding some beauty to the capital. Ottawa University and Carlton University, two institutions of higher learning in Ottawa, are located on the Rido River with beautiful scenery and outstanding academic achievements. In addition, there are various museums in Ottawa, such as the National Gallery of Canada, the National Aviation Museum, the Canadian Cultural Museum and the Natural History Museum, which constitute another cultural landscape in Ottawa. Every May, Ottawa holds the Tulip Festival, where you can see colorful tulips in full bloom. Charming tulips compete with each other, and people are intoxicated in the world of tulips.

Second, Toronto is the largest city in Canada and the capital of Ontario. Toronto is located in the east of Lake Ontario, with perfect transportation facilities such as roads and subways. Toronto is the financial center of Canada, with very developed industry, commerce and banking, and it can be described as the bank headquarters capital of Canada. One of Toronto's landmark buildings is the City Hall, also known as Duolun Hall, which has a unique semicircular vertical structure. The second landmark is the TV Tower in Toronto. Seen from above, the city scenery is unobstructed and pleasing to the eye. The prosperity of culture and art is also a major feature of Toronto. Its institutions of higher learning include the University of Toronto and York University, which are well-known universities in North America.

3. Montreal, located at the intersection of Ottawa and St. Lawrence River, is the second largest city in Canada with a population of about 2.9 million. As the largest city in Quebec, Montreal is mainly French-speaking, which embodies the unique French cultural heritage and is known as the romantic city of North America. So among all the big cities in North America, Montreal has the strongest European flavor. The symbol of Montreal consists of four small flowers, representing the immigrants from England, France, Scotland and Ireland who originally built the city. 4. Vancouver, located in the southwest of British Columbia, is the largest city in the province and the third largest city in Canada, with a population of about 1.5 million. Due to the special surrounding geographical environment, the city has formed comfortable climatic conditions with warm winter and cool summer and pleasant seasons, making it the best city in Canada. Vancouver's superior geographical location and natural conditions also make it the largest port and international trade center on the west coast of Canada. Vancouver is also the cultural center of Canada's west coast. Simon of the University of British Columbia? Fraser University is two famous institutions of higher learning in this city. There are many parks in Vancouver. The most famous natural park is Stanley Park, and its totem pole symbolizing North American Indian culture is an important landscape of Stanley Park. Quebec City, the capital of Quebec Province, is a famous cultural city with rich French customs and a long history. It is the only city in North America listed on the World Heritage List by UNESCO. Walking on the cobblestone streets in the old city of Quebec and looking at the ancient churches and castles built in the17th century, a feeling of being in history arises spontaneously. In addition, the National Battlefield Park, Arms Square, Catholic Cathedral and Little Lan Xiang District are also tourist attractions in the city. Six, Calgary (Calgary)

Located in the south of Alberta, at the foot of the Rocky Mountain, it is a new oil industrial city. The vigorous development of oil industry and other industries has brought many employment opportunities to this city, and the prosperous economy has brought about a situation of talented people. Now, the ratio of engineers to scientists in this city is the highest in the country. Jiaqing education is developed. The early childhood education system is very complete, and many large companies directly provide day care services for young children. Card city adopts bilingual teaching, although the vast majority of the population speaks English. Calgary University of Calgary is a famous university in Canada.

Seven, Edmonton (Edmonton)

Alberta, the capital of Canada, is the fifth largest city, with northern saskatchewan river running through the whole city, and it is also one of the northernmost big cities in North America. It is called "the gateway to the north". The discovery of oil brought Edmonton a rolling financial source, which made it become one of the richest regions in Canada from a distribution center for agricultural products. Xi 'ai Shopping Center in Edmonton is known as the largest shopping center in North America, and its scale is second to none in the world. Culturally, university of alberta is famous all over the country, Alberta. ......

Question 4: The geographical location of Toronto Toronto is located on the northwest coast of Lake Ontario, with a flight distance of 1 hour from new york, and it is one of the southernmost cities in Canada. In fact, its latitude is similar to that of Northern California. Therefore, the climate in Toronto is quite mild, and it is warmer in spring and summer in Canada. Toronto occupies a unique position because of its unique geographical conditions, historical and economic reasons. Toronto has four distinct seasons. Spring is short; Summer is hot and humid; In autumn, the sun is shining and the temperature is pleasant. At noon, the temperature sometimes rises to the level of summer. Winter is very cold, and this season lasts until mid-April. If you need wide and thin clothes to go to Toronto in summer, you need to prepare a sweater sooner or later; If you go to Toronto in winter, you need a thick coat or overcoat, waterproof boots and gloves, and a wool hat. Average temperature (℃) is the highest and lowest 1 month-4.2-1.1-7.3 February-3.2-0.2-6.3 March-1.34.6-2 April 7.61 3.514.8 July 22.2 26.417.9 August 210.3 25.317.3 September17 20.713.210. +0.8 -3.7 Spring in Toronto is the most worth looking forward to. In winter, everything begins to wake up from the melting snow, the earth is thriving, and people are eager to move. When the temperature rose above 10 degrees Celsius (60 degrees Fahrenheit) for the first time, they couldn't wait to walk indoors to the outdoor balcony and enjoy the first sunshine in early spring. Clothes you need to bring: a thin coat and an umbrella, suitable for cold spring and rainy days. Summer Toronto is beautiful in summer, and the climate is quite hot and humid. In midsummer, the temperature hovers between 16-27℃, and sometimes even rises to 32-35℃. Therefore, throughout the summer, beaches and parks will be crowded with people enjoying the hot summer days, and outdoor cafes will be packed, and the atmosphere will be particularly lively and happy. Clothes to carry: sunscreen. Clothing, from shorts and sandals to jeans and sunglasses, is a must; However, it should be noted that most restaurants and retail stores need to dress neatly. Autumn If you have never seen the autumn in Toronto, you must experience it yourself. Autumn is the season when leaves change color, and the mountains and plains are full of strong colors of red, orange, yellow and green, which is amazing. The climate in autumn is also quite cool and comfortable, with plenty of sunshine. Whether it's a stroll around the city center or a day trip to the suburbs, it's especially enjoyable and leisurely. Clothes you need to bring: a thin coat and a sweater or two. People in Toronto are very cold-resistant in winter. Even when it snows, the whole city is still full of vitality-from skating to skiing, plus countless festivals and celebrations, it is really colorful. Although the winter climate here is cold and often snows, it is mild compared with American cities located on the south bank of Lake Ontario. The temperature in January will be between -8℃ and-1℃. Clothes to be carried: warm coat, hat, scarf, gloves and boots.

Question 5: What are the areas in Toronto, Canada? Which area is more prosperous? Greater toronto area includes

Downtown Toronto

Scarborough

North York

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Oshawa

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Markham

Richmond mt

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Burlington

Milton

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Newmarket

Chinese are concentrated, but there are many hotels in China, and the competition is fierce: scarborough, North York, markham and Richmond Hill.

There are many people in China, but there are not many hotels in China: Mississauga.

Downtown Toronto, where people are concentrated.

There are basically no Chinese restaurants now, but there are places where China people are increasing: Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Vaughan, Oakville and Burlington.

Question 6: What are the famous tourist attractions in Toronto?

Toronto Islands: 568 acres of parks. You can get there by ferry from the lake.

Ontario square

CN tower: concrete TV transmission tower, also used for sightseeing. The tower is 553 meters high and is the tallest self-supporting building structure in the world.

Rogers Center, formerly known as Stadium above the Rainbow: the first stadium with an openable roof in the world.

National exhibition venue (exhibition venue)

Nathan phillips Square

Yonge-Dundas Square

The Museum

The AGO, Art Gallery of Ontario

Hockey Hall of Fame

Toronto Zoo

Kassalow Horse (kassalow Horse)

Niagara Falls

Niagara Lake: The site of Bernard Shaw Theatre.

Saint Jacob (Saint Jacob)

Hamilton: the site of the Royal Botanical Garden.

Stratford-upon-Avon: site of Shakespeare's Theatre.

Thousand Island (Thousand Island)

Three thousand islands.

Collingwood (Collins Wood)

Algonquin Provincial Park

Scoca: Former site of Bethune Memorial Hall.

Question 7: What are the famous tourist attractions in Toronto?

Toronto Islands: 568 acres of parks. You can get there by ferry from the lake.

Ontario square

CN tower: concrete TV transmission tower, also used for sightseeing. The tower is 553 meters high and is the tallest self-supporting building structure in the world.

Rogers Center, formerly known as Stadium above the Rainbow: the first stadium with an openable roof in the world.

National exhibition venue (exhibition venue)

Nathan phillips Square

Yonge-Dundas Square

The Museum

The AGO, Art Gallery of Ontario

Hockey Hall of Fame

Toronto Zoo

Kassalow Horse (kassalow Horse)

Niagara Falls

Niagara Lake: The site of Bernard Shaw Theatre.

Saint Jacob (Saint Jacob)

Hamilton: the site of the Royal Botanical Garden.

Stratford-upon-Avon: the site of Shakespeare's Theatre.

Thousand Island (Thousand Island)

Three thousand islands.

Collingwood (Collins Wood)

Algonquin Provincial Park

Scoca: Former site of Bethune Memorial Hall.

Question 8: What districts are there in Toronto? Developed economies. You think this is Shenzhen.

The house price in North York is the most expensive in terms of cost performance, but the district is the best. Followed by uptown and uptown. China people from scarborough and Ahado are even worse further east. There were many early immigrants in East York, and they seldom went there. They feel terrible. Their house is very old.

All belong to the Greater Toronto in the eyes of Toronto people. You can find my previous answer. For most people's definitions, you can also enter greater toronto area in the wiki, including too big. In fact, the only advantage it says is that all calls within this range are counted in the city. There are many people in Wanjin China, and the house price in Bisca is expensive. Richmond Hill is expensive, but it is well managed, except that it is far from Toronto. Just ask friends here, it's not clear in a word or two.

Question 9: How many districts is Toronto divided into? 1. What areas does Toronto include? Which districts have the best living environment?

The city of Toronto consists of six districts: Old Toronto, scarborough, North York, East York, York and Yitaobi Valley. Greater toronto area also includes some neighboring cities. Generally speaking, the law and order in Toronto is quite good, and the crime rate in no district is significantly higher than that in other districts. Generally speaking, the living environment in the east of Keyang Street in NATO, northern and western scarborough, and parts of Yitaobi Valley is generally good, while the old city of Toronto (including downtown, Toronto East in the east and Toronto West in the west) is relatively dilapidated and crowded because of its early development and old houses (mostly around 50 years to 100). The living environment in the peripheral towns of greater toronto area is generally good, especially markham, which has been rated as the city with the highest quality of life in the world by the United Nations for many years.

2. How many Chinese are there in greater toronto area? Which districts do you mainly live in?

There are more than 460,000 Chinese in greater toronto area. They are distributed all over Toronto, but concentrated in the north of Escarport 40 1 Expressway, east of North York, Markham City, East York City, China City in the east of Old Toronto and China City in the middle. Except Vietnamese, there are fewer China people in Yitao Bigu. The Chinese in Toronto are mainly from Hong Kong. Because the housing price in Toronto is much lower than that in Hong Kong and Taiwan provinces, Chinese immigrants from Hong Kong and Taiwan are more likely to buy houses, so apart from the city center and the eastern part of Old Toronto, most Chinese are concentrated in better areas in Toronto.

3. Where is a better place for new immigrants to live? Should we focus on the city?

New immigrants should first consider living near public transportation, and they can choose to live near their work units after they settle down. Toronto is well-developed in public transportation, and adopts the system of uniform fare and changing trains (including buses, subways and trams) at the same time, without additional charges. Therefore, it is convenient to live in a place with convenient public transportation and go anywhere in the city. There is no need for new immigrants to live in downtown areas. First, most of the downtown areas are old houses around 50- 100 years old, and the living environment is relatively crowded, which makes it easy for new immigrants to be disappointed and resistant to Canada. Second, the institutions that new immigrants need to contact, such as medical insurance cards, social security cards, milk funds and other applicants, as well as community centers, human resources centers, public libraries, etc., are distributed in all districts of the city. The two largest community centers in the city that provide settlement services for new immigrants in Putonghua are also not in the city center (one in the north of scarborough and the other in the east of Old Toronto). Because new immigrants didn't know much about Toronto before they came, many people chose to live in downtown, which made the service resources in downtown seem to be in short supply, such as free childcare, ESL travel subsidies, and free resources for newborn mothers, which were not as good as those outside downtown. Another example is the HRDC Human Resources Center, which helps job hunting. In downtown areas, its computer use is often queued, and each use is limited (ranging from half an hour to two hours). Its fax machine is also limited to sending to this city, but its computers rarely need to be queued for use outside the city, and there is no time limit. Faxes can often be sent to all parts of the country for free. In addition, the professional jobs of new immigrants after settlement are rarely in downtown areas.

What's the best way to get from the airport to downtown?

There is bus No.58A from the airport to Lawrence West Subway Station, which is the cheapest way to get into town. There are also long-distance buses to the city bus station. However, new immigrants are new here because of their heavy luggage, and they are not familiar with the traffic in the city, so the best way is to call a taxi. Generally speaking, taxis in Toronto are very safe, and the charges vary from taxi companies or individuals. Generally, taxis in urban areas or nearby areas charge about 30-40 Canadian dollars, and taxis in the east of the city charge about 40-50 Canadian dollars. Toronto Chinese New Immigrants Home can also arrange airport pick-up for new immigrants in need. Please see airport pick-up for details.

5. What are the types of rental houses in Toronto, what is the rent, and how to find rental information?

According to the internal structure, rental housing in Toronto can be roughly divided into:

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Question 10: What is the most interesting place in Toronto? The central island in the city center, (= = There is no boat to the central island in winter, right? )

Tower, (CNtower, that is, high, overlooking Toronto is beautiful, and there is a revolving restaurant on the top floor)

Old and new town halls, (well, I haven't heard of them, so I won't introduce them)

Eaton Center (this is a large shopping center for foreigners)

University of Toronto. Well, find a map and then go. The campus is very big. )

You can also visit the Toronto Zoo next to TTC. (85 seems to be going to the zoo)

Or take the shuttle bus to see the waterfalls ~ ~ ~ (I heard from friends that waterfalls are beautiful in winter, and some places are full of ice)

Toronto's famous tourist attractions?

Hello, the famous tourist attractions in Toronto are: National TV Tower, Rainbow Stadium, Royal Ontario Museum, Ontario Art Museum, Gardner Ceramic Art Museum, Beta Footwear Museum, Ontario Science Center, Ice Hockey Hall of Fame, and the bronze statue of Sun Yat-sen built by Ontario Chinese in East York Square.

Toronto TV Tower. As the second tallest communication tower in the world, it was built in 1976. There are nearly 1700 metal steps in the tower, and the height of the tower is about equal to the height of 100 multi-storey building. There are many high-speed glass elevators in the tower, which can take tourists from the bottom to the top in 58 seconds. At the top of the tower, you can see the whole city of Toronto and the surrounding scenery of Lake Ontario.

10 Tourist attractions around Toronto

Lead: Although it is very cold in winter in Toronto, people still have the need to travel. Although it's good to leave Toronto for a holiday elsewhere, did your busy work in the past make you feel particularly tired and don't want to go too far away to play? Then pack your bags and travel around Toronto with close people!

10 Tourist attractions around Toronto

1, skiing in Blue Mountain Ski Resort

If you are energetic and drive north, you can reach collingwood in 2 hours. You can rent a suite here and spend the weekend together. Skiing and skating, two people falling in love outdoors, will be very fun!

2. Ka valta Lake rented a cabin.

It is also a good strategy to spend a romantic weekend in the scenic Lake valta. In the evening, light a bonfire with friends, snuggle up to each other, and then warm a cup of chocolate or tea. Isn't it fast and leisurely?

3.niagara falls

If you really don't know what you want to do, but you really want to leave Toronto, drive to Niagara Falls! Is it fun to visit casinos, see beautiful scenery and see breathtaking waterfalls?