Toronto

Wed, 16 May 2012 3:58 pm EDT

13°C / 55°F / Mostly Cloudy

Financial District
Toronto's Financial District is also home to a number of retail establishments, making it a hub for both business and shopping.

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Toronto Parks
For a little respite from its big-city pace, Toronto also has many wonderful facilities for communing with nature.

CN Tower
Enjoy food, shopping and, of course, the view from the CN Tower, a signature icon of Toronto's skyline.

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Cocktails, Anyone?

The perfect spot for a casual meal or post-dinner drink, dbar at Four Seasons Hotel Toronto offers wines by the glass and craft beers on tap, in addition to hand-crafted cocktails created by Chef Daniel Boulud's premier mixologist.

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Innovative Cuisine

Sophisticated, stylish and with interior design inspired by a 1920s Parisian bistro, La Societe features an extensive wine selection and cocktails list, classic bistro fare, and two outdoor patios.

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A Perfect Day

Start at St. Lawrence Market. Then ferry over to Toronto Islands for a bike ride. Come evening, enjoy a brew at Against the Grain Urban Tavern, then head to Little Italy or West Queen West to finish the night.

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Custom Made

Harry Rosen is the place for bespoke tailoring, where suits are hand-sewn to your exact specification. Better yet, this service is offered at their flagship store, located just minutes from the Hotel.

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Other Worlds

Devote a few hours to exploring Kensington Market and nearby Chinatown, two vibrant neighbourhoods perfect for mingling with diverse locals, eating adventurous food and checking out small shops along the way.

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Feb

Feb 29, 2012 – Jul 01, 2012

Live Wrong and Prosper

Bring your sense of humour for this hilarious romp beyond common sense and decency at The Second City. A series of sketches, songs and improvisations explores the deep mysteries of current pop culture.

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Apr

Apr 27, 2012 – May 31, 2012

Scotiabank Contact Photography Festival

Contact, the largest photography event in the world, presents the images of 1,000 local, national and international artists exhibiting at more than 200 venues across Toronto.

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May

May 26, 2012 – May 27, 2012

Doors Open Toronto

One weekend, once a year, nearly 150 buildings of architectural, historic, cultural and social significance open their doors to the public for a city-wide celebration. It's chance to see what's been behind Toronto's closed doors.

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Jun

Jun 05, 2012 – Jun 10, 2012

CFC Worldwide Short Film Festival

As one of the leading short film festivals in the world, this exhibition of films—each one less than 40 minutes long—attracts attention from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and movie buffs.

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Getting to Know Toronto

Sparkling at the edge of Lake Ontario, Toronto feels like the model metropolis of the future. Here, in one of the world’s most multicultural cities, diversity reigns supreme—uniting people from 150 countries in neighbourhoods from Little India and Little Korea to Greektown and Chinatown. Dining gives a tour of authentic international flavours, spiced with modern creativity. September’s Toronto International Film Festival brings Hollywood glamour, but the arts are vibrant year-round. The city’s cultural renaissance showcases adventurous new architecture, including Frank Gehry’s reconception of the Art Gallery of Ontario and Daniel Libeskind’s soaring crystal at the Royal Ontario Museum. Top-tier ballet and opera dazzle at the acoustically acclaimed Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts. Beyond all, getting to know Toronto is about discovering its neighbourhoods: designer shopping in Yorkville, artistic cool on Queen Street West, quirky Kensington Market and the chic reinvention of the historic Distillery District. Everywhere you go, you’ll experience an attitude that’s relaxed and cosmopolitan. You’ll quickly come to understand why Toronto ranks so prominently on lists of the world’s most liveable cities.