The Rough Guide to Toronto 4 (Rough Guide Travel Guides) - Softcover

Phil Lee; Helen Lovekin

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9781843535966: The Rough Guide to Toronto 4 (Rough Guide Travel Guides)

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ISBN 10: 1843535963 ISBN 13: 9781843535966

Publisher: Rough Guides, 2006

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The Rough Guide to Toronto tells you all there is to know about one of Canada’s most diverse and vibrant cities. From the heights of the CN Tower to catching a baseball game at the SkyDome, the 16-page full-colour introduction pinpoints all of the city’s highlights. In addition there are two, new full-colour, 4-page inserts on ‘Multicultural Toronto’ and ‘The Arts’. The guide includes a new ‘author pick’ section of the city’s top hotels and restaurants, plus up-to-date listings of all the best bars, shops and clubs, to suit all budgets. From day-trips to Niagara Falls to walking the scenic landscapes of Algonquin Park, this guide has all the practical advice you will need. There is expanded coverage of Toronto’s colonial history, as well as expert features on its literary heritage and vibrant theatre scene. The guide comes complete with maps and plans for the entire city.

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About the Author:

Phil Lee first experienced Canada as a bartender in an Ontario water-ski resort. He is author of Rough Guides to Norway, Mallorca & Menorca, Bruges DIRECTIONS, Mallorca DIRECTIONS, and co-author of Rough Guides to Canada, The Pacific Northwest, The Netherlands, Brussels, Belgium & Luxembourg, Amsterdam and Amsterdam DIRECTIONS.

Helen Lovekin is a Torontonian born and bred. She lives with the love of her life in a "wee hoose" in Cabbagetown.

WHEN TO VISIT

Toronto has a harsh climate. In the winter, it�s often bitterly cold with sub-zero temperatures and heavy snowfalls. January and February are usually the coldest months, but real winter conditions can begin in early November and drag on into late March. Summers, on the other hand, are hot and humid. July and August are consistently the hottest months, sometimes uncomfortably so. Spring and autumn offer the city�s most enjoyable weather, with lots of warm, sunny days and balmy nights.

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