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Unique Attractions in Toronto

Royal Ontario Museum
The ROM, located at the corner of Bloor St and Queen's Park Ave, is Canada's largest museum. Its exhibits and galleries explore the visual arts, archaeology, the life sciences and natural history.

The Ontario Science Centre
The Ontario Science Centre houses an OMNIMAX Theatre, which presents a variety of IMAX films on science and nature, and showcases rotating exhibits, educational programs and special events.

Ontario Place
Ontario Place was created as a showplace for the province and the nation. It is situated on the waterfront of Lake Ontario and is an entertainment centre for the whole family. It features a Cinesphere IMAX Theatre, and a full day's worth of exciting rides and attractions, in a setting of canals, lakes and lagoons. A 16,000 seat amphitheatre that hosts some noteworthy concerts.

Canada's Wonderland
Commonly referred to as Wonderland, this amusement park features over 200 attractions, 65 thrilling rides and North America's greatest variety of roller coasters. The park has a variety of thrill rides, including the Back Lot Stunt Coaster, created from a car scene in The Italian Job movie. The wild ride takes families on a high-speed stunt car adventure through movie sets and scenes inspired by the film's climatic chase sequence. Located just 30 km's north of the Toronto Metro area, the park also offers live shows, a water park and a small picnic area at the front gates. It is located close to campgrounds and other accommodations.

Toronto Zoo
The Toronto Zoo, located in old Scarborough, is amongst the best in the country. The Zoo features a wide range of wildlife including polar bears, otters, venomous snakes, orangutans and pygmy hippos.

Things to do in Toronto

The Toronto International Carnival-Caribana
Jun 17 to Aug 03
The Toronto International Carnival takes place annually in the summer. Characteristic events include Caribbean music, children's carnival, food, dance and much more. Be sure to check out the array of live music shows offered.

Toronto Pride Week
Jun 20 to Jun 29
Toronto Pride Week is an annual event that takes place in downtown Toronto during the last week of June. The event is one of the largest of its kind in the world and celebrates diverse sexual and gender identities, histories, cultures, creativities, families, friends and lives. The week long festival included a three-day arts fest, a weekend street fair (including a community fair and market place), a Dyke March and a Pride Parade.

Toronto International Dragon Boat Race
Jun 21 to Jun 22
Combining both sport and ancient Chinese culture, the Toronto International Dragon Boat Race includes races for adults, youth and families. Over 125,000 spectators and participants attend each year to see dance companies, attend workshops, watch an onsite parade, visit the multicultural village, cheer on race teams and more. 

Toronto  Downtown Jazz and Blues Festival
Jun 22 to Jul 01
For ten days in June a number of jazz types take over Toronto's downtown venues to enjoy the music of Toronto's Downtown Jazz Festival. Internationally acclaimed musicians delight the large crowds that flock to one of Canada's largest jazz music events

Festival of Fire
Jun 28, Jul 01, Jul 03, Jul 05
This annual fireworks festival takes place on and around Canada Day at Ontario Place. Brilliant fireworks displays are choreographed to music and attract international attention.

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