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Holidays to multicultural Toronto
Toronto is packed with diverse neighbourhoods and communities, each with its own character and culture, making this fascinating city a vibrant and exciting place to visit. With one of the fastest growing populations in North America, it’s only becoming more popular as a holiday destination, and it’s easy to see why. Not only is it packed with interesting restaurants, independent shops, and buzzing cafes and bars, it also manages to be a lush green city, with 18% of the city dedicated to parks.
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Highlights of a holiday to Toronto
With eclectic architecture, wide public spaces, incredible cuisine, underground shopping and plenty of culture to soak up, Canada’s largest city is the perfect stop on any holiday to Canada. And of course, Niagara Falls is just a short drive away...
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At 553 metres tall, this unmissable landmark towers over Toronto – so much so that its silhouette is synonymous with the city. The tallest freestanding structure in the world until it was knocked from its lofty perch (figuratively) by Dubai's Burj Khalifa in 2009, the journey to the top in the glass lift might have you involuntarily closing your eyes. Take a moment to catch your breath at the top with a meal in the restaurant that slowly rotates, giving you a bird’s eye view of the city’s incredible tapestry below. Top tip – go on your first night, and then pick out the places you’d like to explore once you’re back on solid ground!
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Where is Toronto?
Toronto is the largest city in Canada, located in the south. It is the capital of the province of Ontario and sits near the USA border, on the banks of Lake Ontario.
What is the currency in Toronto?
The Canadian dollar is divided into 100 cents. You may recognise the following terms - a penny for a cent; a nickel for five cents; a dime for ten cents; and a quarter for 25 cents - but less obvious is a loonie for a dollar coin (so called for the loon depicted on them) and a twoonie for a two-dollar coin which has a gold rim around a silver centre.
Is tipping expected in Toronto?
Tipping is a way of life in Canada although you should only reward service that you feel warrants it. At restaurants and for taxi rides, a tip of 15% for good service is considered the norm.
What is the time difference between Toronto and the UK?
Toronto is five hours ahead of GMT.
What is the flight time to Toronto from the UK?
The flight from London to Toronto is just over 8 hours.
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