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tarar0502

Well, when you are in Toronto you are bound to come across Yonge Street at some point. It runs for 1896 kilometres and was entered in the Guiness Book of World Records as the longest street in the world! So, thats something you can enter in your report.

You should also check out the "PATH network". This is a whole underground 'city' of offices, stores and restaurants that are all connected underground. You can walk down there for over 27 km and it is the largest underground shopping complex in the world! Something else interesting for your report! Many of the subway stations open up into the PATH and you will see signs on the street for it. It's very useful on cold, windy days!

There are a few interesting musuems you can check out...the Royal Ontario Museum as someone mentioned and there's the Bata Shoe Museum, Museum of Ceramic Art.

A really interesting place to visit is Black Creek Pioneer Village. It's a recreated 1860's Ontario village. You can walk around and explore old buildings and everyone is dressed in clothing from that time period.

If you like sports you could always get tickets for a basketball game! It's really hard and expensive to get tickets for a hockey game.

Below is the link for the Toronto Tourism website-check that out as well!

hushnowjustplayit

Oh my where to start? There are many fabulous places that you can go to and that are well known tourist spots. You won't have any problem finding them on your own.

38 Wellington Street has a wonderful restaurant that's below street level. If you are close, give it a try. I'm sure you will like it. When you are there, ask for Sandy. She can tell you how to find a genuine gypsy fortune teller that will read your cards, cast your horoscope or create a love charm for you.

Have fun!

Canadian Ken

http://www.toronto.com/guide/visitors

Well there are tons of things to do & see in Toronto. I've given you the link to Toronto.com's visitor site. This will give you all the info on the main "touristy" things to do.

After spending your day wandering around our city...you've got to go for dinner on the Danforth. There's a restaurant for every taste there form every (well almost every) region of the planet.

I hope you have a great tiem & good luck on your report!

nongo_01

You should visit:

* The Eaton Centre- Shopping mall with over 300 stores

* CN Tower- World's tallest buliding

* The ROM- Museum

* Castle Loma- Famous Castle

* Toronto Neighbourhoods- Chinatown, Greektown, Koreatown, Little Italy,India Bazaar

Have Fun!

love2travel

http://thetravelzine-torontosc.spaces.live.com/

P.S. Using the word Help frivolously is a bad idea.

babycwissy

CN Tower, Eaton's Centre are given.

shopping: Queen street is a live shopping area too (10mins walk from eaton's, 'shoppin section' ends at Spadina),

city feel: finanicial district (near Eaton's) there's a concourse that connects all the buidlings, sorta neat.

fancy dinner, go to Canoe, its located on the 54th floor on one of the TD buidling, amazing view.

sports: and as suggested by others, hit up a Raptors game! regular season starts this week.

party: clubin district: Richmond Street

(richmond, queen, finanicial district, Canoe, eaton's, richmond are all next to each other so no worries)

"nearby": If you can get a ride, go to Niagara, it's only an hour 30mins drive? there're haunted houses, casinos, THE FALL, fancy resturants etc.

Jazz DNA

whatever you do don't go to the mall !

you should visit the Hockey Hall of Fame & take a boat cruise and make the trek to Niagra falls.

tundra_12

Lots to see in the liberal city that destroyed Canada check out the information centre there tourism was down this year they should have lots of pamphlets left ha ha

catwomanmeeeeow

Don't listen to Duncarin. Stay away from Jane/Finch.

keoni_21

do a search for cool places in toronto

Duncarin

Gotta visit the Jane/Finch corridor. Have fun!

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