CN
Tower - it features glass
floor observation decks, a
revolving restaurant, and a
simulator theatre. It is Toronto’s
most recognizable landmark
and as such, it receives almost
two million visitors annually.
Toronto
Islands - only a 10-minute ferry
ride
from the foot of Yonge Street, the
Toronto
islands offer a panoramic view of
the city
skyline. Centre Island offers miles
of parkland
with beaches, barbecues and
picnic tables,
boat rentals, bicycle paths, a
children’s
farm and even an amusement
park.
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Canada
Year(s) of Visit: 1999, 2001(2)
Canada, federated country
in North America, made up of ten provinces and three
territories. Canada is a vast nation with a wide variety of
geological formations, climates, and ecological systems. It has
rain forest, prairie grassland, deciduous forest, tundra, and
wetlands. Canada has more lakes and inland waters than any other
country. It is renowned for its scenery, which attracts millions
of tourists each year.
Full Country Name: Canada
Area: 9,970,610 sq km
Capital City: Ottawa
Yorkville
- Toronto’s most exclusive
retail
district is located in the
Bloor/Yorkville area.
International
retailers offering high fashion
designs,
eclectic boutiques, fine crystal and
china
shops, art galleries, and superb
restaurants are all available in the
village-like atmosphere.
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