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Discover Ontario through its most beautiful tourist sites! Ontario is the most populous of the Canadian provinces.   And in this province as large as Egypt, the least we can say is that there is a lot to see.   Certain places are very well known to the general public, especially in France:   Toronto   or the Niagara Falls;   others, a little less, such as   Ottawa   or the region of Kingston and the 1000 islands;   and others, almost unknown, such as Algonquin Park or the Bruce Peninsula. To make this unique road trip, it's time to settle in comfortably.   On the program: 1,650 kilometers on Ontario roads, a climb 553 meters high at the top of CN Tower in Toronto, then a dive 30 meters underwater to explore wrecks in the waters of Georgian Bay .   Fasten your belts, we're off! Toronto, the Queen City Your plane has just landed on the runways at Pearson Airport.   Once past customs and immigration, it's time to discover the fourth most populous city in North America.   And t

Planning a trip to Canada and the Great Lakes region?   Here is our presentation of the best neighborhoods to stay in Toronto! The largest city in Canada and the state of Ontario and bordered by Lake Ontario,   Toronto   is the fifth most populous city in North America.   With 2,731,571 intramural residents and 5,928,040 people across the city, Toronto is ranked as one of the best cities in the world to live in.   It is one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world, with 49% of the population born outside Canada.   But beware, the price of your accommodation to stay in Toronto will be high, the city being the most expensive in Canada. Founded at the very beginning of the 19th century, Toronto is made up of 242 neighborhoods, but most of the sites of interest are concentrated in the historic city center and the old near suburbs.   Between Old Toronto, Toronto Entertainment District, Yorkville, Chinatown, Kensington Market and King West, each district offers a different atmosphere, f

What are The Best things to do and see in Canada's largest city? When we talk about Canada, generally, the first cities that come to mind are Montreal, Quebec, and if need be Vancouver.   But do we really know Toronto?   Usually, tourists only visit Toronto for a few hours and then go directly to the famous Niagara Falls.   But visiting Toronto reveals much more than that, and it's much more than just a passing city: even if this city is located in the English-speaking part of the country, it remains the fourth most pleasant city to live in the world, behind Vancouver, Melbourne and Vienna.   But what to do in Toronto?   What to see?   Come and visit Toronto, this city like no other,   ostie d'calice   ! Read also:   The 25 most beautiful places to visit in Canada 1. The Queen Street West neighborhood Photo credit:   Flickr - Naomi Surely one of the favorite neighborhoods of tourists but especially locals.   Come for a walk and discover its terraces, restaurants, shops of a