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Lonely Planets Pocket Toronto is our colorful, easy to use and handy guide that literally fits in your pocket, and is packed with the best sights and experiences for a short trip or weekend away.Its your passport to the most relevant, up-to-date advice on what to see and skip, and what hidden discoveries await you. Explore millions of specimens and artifacts at the Royal Ontario Museum, join local and international fans at the Hockey Hall of Fame, and head out of town to be wowed by Niagara Falls all with your trusted travel companion. Get to the heart of Toronto and begin your journey now!

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Contents Plan Your Trip - photo 1
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Plan Your Trip
Explore Toronto
Worth a Trip
Survival Guide
Welcome to Toronto

Bright and bustling, Toronto brims with art, food, nightlife and even sandy beaches. It has must-sees like the CN Tower and first-rate museums, plus stop-you-in-your-tracks street art, hideaway eateries and walkable neighborhoods. And Canadas largest city is proudly, and astoundingly, diverse with deep global roots, and a tradition of welcoming the world into its fold.

DIEGO GRANDISHUTTERSTOCK Toronto Top Sights Torontos iconic must-see - photo 4
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Toronto Top Sights

Torontos iconic, must-see tower.

MIHAIANDRITOIUSHUTTERSTOCK CN TOWER ARCHITECT JOHN ANDREWS Toronto Top - photo 5
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Toronto Top Sights

Stunning Gehry-designed art museum.

REIMARSHUTTERSTOCK Toronto Top Sights Historic farmers market and more - photo 6
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Toronto Top Sights

Historic farmers market and more.

KIEVVICTORSHUTTERSTOCK Toronto Top Sights Powerful and awe-inspiring - photo 7
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Toronto Top Sights

Powerful and awe-inspiring waterfalls.

CPQSHUTTERSTOCK Toronto Top Sights Beautifully restored double-decker - photo 8
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Toronto Top Sights

Beautifully restored double-decker theater.

CLICK IMAGESALAMY STOCK PHOTO Toronto Top Sights Impressive waterfront - photo 9
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Toronto Top Sights

Impressive waterfront cultural complex.

JHVEPHOTOGETTY IMAGES Toronto Top Sights Torontos biggest and best - photo 10
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Toronto Top Sights

Torontos biggest and best museum.

JAVENSHUTTERSTOCK ARCHITECT DANIEL LIBESKIND Toronto Top Sights Brick - photo 11
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Toronto Top Sights

Brick factory turned green oasis.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC IMAGE COLLECTIONALAMY STOCK PHOTO Toronto Top Sights - photo 12
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Toronto Top Sights

Lovely island escape in Toronto.

LORNE CHAPMANALAMY STOCK PHOTO Toronto Top Sights Arguably Torontos - photo 13
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Toronto Top Sights

Arguably Torontos finest public park.

CANADAPANDASHUTTERSTOCK Toronto Top Sights Unexpected urban nature - photo 14
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Toronto Top Sights

Unexpected urban nature reserve.

PUFFINS PICTURESSHUTTERSTOCK Eating Nowhere is Torontos multiculturalism - photo 15
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Eating

Nowhere is Torontos multiculturalism more thrilling than in its restaurants. Youll find everything from Korean walnut cakes and sweat-inducing Thai curries to good ol Canuck pancakes with peameal bacon and maple syrup. Fusion food is hot: traditional Western recipes are spiked with zingy Eastern ingredients, while British influences linger with fizzy lunchtime pints and formal afternoon tea.

EQROYSHUTTERSTOCK Global Eats Toronto has more than 7000 restaurants - photo 16
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Global Eats

Toronto has more than 7000 restaurants, representing a phenomenal range of tastes, cultures and experiences. Most neighborhoods are known for a certain scene theres fine dining in the financial district, and hole-in-the-wall eats and homegrown talent in Kensington Market and Chinatown but the truth is theres great food from around the world in every corner of Toronto. If ever there was a place to explore, graze and experiment, this is it.

Fine Dining

Toronto is deep into the fine dining and celebrity chef scene. Restaurants are stylish and exclusive, with idiosyncratic techniques and ingredients, and usually a menu of creative cocktails. A splurge perhaps, but always Instagram-worthy.

Food Halls

Cant decide what to eat or where to go? Dining halls may be the answer, featuring a variety of first-rate cuisines, with counter service and communal tables, and a relaxed but lively ambience. Theyre uber-popular and popping up all over town; is a fine place to start.

Best Budget Eats

No-frills restaurant with a dizzying number of Hong Kongstyle dishes.

Standing-room-only place serving the best fish tacos in town.

Brats, beer and communal tables evoke Oktoberfest year-round.

Industrial-chic food court with eateries from vegan to Bangkok-style street food.

Best Fine Dining

Artisanal nose-to-tail Italian served in an upscale setting, soaring ceilings and all.

Mid-century Moderninspired dining room with creative Asian plates meant to be shared.

Different nightly menu of farm-to-table comfort food.

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