City of the worldWelcome to cosmopolitan Toronto – filled with intriguing attractions, diverse festivals and plenty of arts and culture. Enjoy an incredible view from atop the CN Tower and get a taste of history at Casa Loma. Also high on the must-see list are the remarkable array of galleries and museums, including the Art Gallery of Ontario and the Royal Ontario Museum. Sample multicultural cuisine at thousands of restaurants throughout the city’s mosaic of neighbourhoods.

From Bloor-Yorkville haute couture to Queen St. West bohemia to the famous Toronto Eaton Centre, the city

is a centre for shopping. And a hub for the performing arts too, where you can catch the very best in dance, theatre, music and opera at distinguished venues like the Princess of Wales Theatre and Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts. And for a break from city life, take a 10-minute ferry ride to the idyllic Toronto Islands – it’s the perfect vantage point to see the city skyline.

the wonder of the thunderFor every visitor to Ontario, Niagara Falls is a must-see…and there are so many ways to discover it! Feel the spray on a boat cruise to the foot of the mighty Falls. Get a bird’s-eye view from

a helicopter or take the Journey Behind the Falls. Ride the rapids of the Niagara River on a Whirlpool Jet Boat Tour. Cap off your day with fine dining and try your luck at a casino.

Spend an afternoon along the Wine Route – the region has more than 70 distinctive wineries to discover. Savour locally inspired cuisine paired with fine vintages. Sample Niagara’s luscious award-winning lcewine. Enjoy the gardens and green space along the scenic Niagara Parkway. Browse the boutiques in quaint Niagara-on-the-Lake and search for great buys at Canada One Factory Outlets.

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Blue Mountain andwhite MountainsMake your way to Blue Mountain Resort, a beautiful four-season recreation destination. Get active and go caving, hiking or golfing. Ride a gondola and soar to panoramic heights overlooking Georgian Bay. For a thrill, take a treetop walk and then try out a 300-metre zipline. Browse countless boutiques along the pedestrian-friendly streets of Blue Mountain Village. Stay in a luxurious suite, pamper yourself in the spa and enjoy gourmet dining.

Board the MS Chi-Cheemaun ferry for Manitoulin Island, the largest freshwater island in the world. Journey along the Great Spirit Circle Trail with tours guided by local Aboriginal people. Experience a Pow Wow and dance to drum beats. On the mainland, head east to Killarney Provincial Park to paddle blue waters and hike white quartzite mountains on a guided adventure.

Park yourself herePristine lakes, towering forests and granite landscapes are everywhere in Muskoka, an area renowned for its lodges and resorts. Its small towns have a charm all their own too. Browse local shops and artists’ galleries for Canadian crafts. Cruise the beautiful Muskoka lakes and glimpse grand summer homes on the RMS Segwun, North America’s oldest operating steamship.

World-famous Algonquin Provincial Park is an oasis for nature lovers – more than 2,400 sparkling lakes and countless trails await paddlers and hikers of all abilities. Expert guides can teach you the basics of canoeing, an iconic Ontario experience. Wildlife sightings of moose, deer and beaver are plentiful – and listen for the call of the loon. Algonquin is never more magical than in autumn, when the maple trees turn brilliant shades of red, orange and gold.

Cities of CultureCanada’s national capital, Ottawa, is also a capital of culture. See the gothic-inspired Parliament Buildings, majestically overlooking the Ottawa River. Witness the stirring Changing the Guard ceremony. Visit a variety of fascinating museums and the lively ByWard Market. Book a boat cruise down the historic Rideau Canal, which turns into the world’s largest skating rink come winter.

Visit charming towns as you travel south to Kingston along the Rideau Heritage Route. Step back in time at Upper Canada Village in Morrisburg. Take a 1000 Islands boat cruise, departing from several communities along the St. Lawrence River. Admire the 19th-century limestone architecture of Kingston’s heritage buildings. During the summer be sure to see the inspirational Sunset Ceremonies at Fort Henry. Stay the night in a charming inn or B&B before heading west for Toronto.

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