Toronto (City Guide) | 
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Toeing the line between being staunchly Canadian and culturally American, Toronto shifts between both worlds with verve and open-mindedness. This comprehensive guide is your entree to its many facets: the culinary scene is as deliciously diverse as its population, the artistic community breaks conventions on a daily basis and its great outdoors are awash with options - from cycling and skiing to hiking and hockey. Socially enlightened, multicultural and uniquely Canadian - welcome to T.O!
Save the Date - expanded arts and city calendars clue you in to Toronto's best festivals and events.
Torontonians Talk! - interviews with locals reveal the city's hidden haunts and favorite hotspots.
Charge It - craving couture or vintage? Get your fashion fix with our enhanced Shopping chapter, penned by a true fashionista.
Take the Fall - experience the iconic force of Niagra and other nearby wonders with our Excursions chapter.
Go Green - book-wide information on making your urban adventure an ecofriendly one.
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Customer Reviews:
• Great Resource For Seeing Toronto 14 November, 2007
This is great for getting an overview of things to do, places to stay and where to hang out.
- Reviewed by customer ID: APVC10OPL66WS
• Toronto Is The Only Place To Visit In Canada 06 October, 2008
From a former Toronto resident (18 years to be exact), this is the guide I recommend to anyone who wants to visit the city for the first time. Easy to follow and full of ideas its a worthy guide to Canada's most awesome city. Vancouver may be beautiful and Montreal very European but Toronto is hands down the cultural and business mecca of Canada. I MISS IT!
- Reviewed by customer ID: A2MG8DHACXH5MS
• The Best Toronto Guide 13 April, 2008
It's the best guide I've read about Toronto. It guves you tips about how to behave when you're in TO so you don't look stupid. It also gives you a list of the best shop wih the lowest prices so I found it very helpfull. I'm traveling to Toronto this summer and I was looking forward it, but after reading this book I can't wait a minute.
If you're looing for help on your trip to Toronto don't doubt it, this is the best guide you can find (and I promise I get nothing for saying this).
- Reviewed by customer ID: AGWXLG5H2N2T5
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