I just moved to Toronto from the U.S and since I moved, I have asked myself this question over and over again. WHAT TOOK ME SO LONG TO MOVE? Out of all the North American cities I have been to, Toronto is the best. The city is like New York's East Side. Except I love the way the way the financial district, art and entertainment district, ...

in toronto you have a lot of choices like going to the sky dome and cn tower and if you want to talk a nice walk go to high park they have a pool and you can ride your bike. if you want to go to the beach go to lake shore and ride your bike sun tan and walk your dog and eat good food. toronto has a lot of excitment and you can have lots of fun there is lots of thing you can see in toronto

I have been to Toronto twice to visit my friend who attends the University of Toronto (a great school and the site of the film "Mean Girls"). If you don't already know, Toronto is the most diverse city in the world, and among the safest and IMO the cleanest. In the US we learn that Canada is pretty much nothing, and not worth going ...

Don't rent from the "Discount Car and Truck Rental", they will overcharge you, like they did to me. Charged me $69 for the day, yes, the day! I suggest renting your car from Enterprise or National Tilden near the airport. Cheaper rates. I am over 25 years of age, so the charge was not written in their policies.

Being from the U.S. many of our cities are rude. Thats just how we are, but the people of Toronto were great. People we met around the town would give us recommendations on what to see. Will definitely visit again.

As long as you stay in the downtown area (south of Bloor), there's no lack of attractions, dining and entertainment destinations accessible via TTC or a cheap (

Toronto is a working city. People and immigrants are here for there career and jobs. The city works well, it is clean and is economically healthy but it has no soul. There is something missing. When you are in cities like Montreal, San Francisco, Chicago and even the better areas of Buffalo New York (in a blue collar sort of way) you feel like you are in a city where its residents have civic pride and enjoy themselves. Not the case in TO.

Our very first visit to Toronto, Canada was last August 13-15 2007 and we're already looking forward to the next time we hop in the car for another roadtrip. Oh , yeah, we did not fly because we want to see the Niagara Falls on our way. Toronto is very much what I have in mind. I love the hustle and bustle of the city, so many sights to see and ...

Even after living there for six months, I still visit often to see the sight and have the old experiance.

Toronto is a safe, clean and friendly city. The People a very liberal, understanding and friendly. They will give directions when asked and will help you in any way.

If your coming from the airport, take a taxi to Union Station (Like ...