At a height of 1,815 feet, the CN Tower is the world's tallest building. On a clear day you can see Niagara Falls, 43 miles (70 kilometers) away!

A visit to Toronto wouldn't be complete without a stop to the Hockey Hall of Fame, a museum honoring the achievements of some of the greatest hockey stars of Canada's national sport.

The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) tells the story of world culture and National History through its permanent galleries and traveling international exhibits. For a truly unique museum experience, check out the over 12,000 shoe Bata Shoe Museum.

This beautiful Edwardian castle built at a cost of $3.5 million Canadian in 1914, was the former estate of financier, Sir Henry Pellatt. The suites are fully decorated and the grounds contain an 800-foot tunnel and stables.

This historic site of the 1813 Battle of York is the birthplace of modern Toronto. Today Fort York is home to Canada's largest collection of original War of 1812 buildings housing exhibits and restored period peieces.

The Eaton Centre contains 285 stores/restaurants/services under its beautiful glass galleria that attracts one million visitors a week!

Open all summer, Canada's Wonderland is the country's leading amusement park featuring amazing shows, sixty thrilling rides and a splash-tacular water park.

Canada's premier zoo delivers 5,000 animals and incredible exhibits, including the award-winning African Savannah and the largest indoor gorilla exhibit, Gorilla Exhibit. Check out the Waterside Theatre, home of the Amazing Animal Show.