ATTRACTIONS
The largest and most prominent Toronto park is the gorgeous Rouge Park, a sprawling natural sanctuary spanning 12,000 acres in east Toronto, close to Markham in the York region. Allowing near-limitless outdoor exploration, it includes dozens of day use areas and camping grounds for visitors to use, such as Rouge Beach and Bruce's Mill. However, Rouge Park's attraction par excellence is the Toronto Zoo, one of the largest zoos in the world, populated by over 5,000 animals.
Elsewhere, there are many other places that tourists can escape to and enjoy the open air. Miles of scenic paved trails, beaches, conservatories--Toronto places all of these at a tourist's disposal. To name a few: Allan Gardens Conservatory, the city's first civic park, features hundreds of beautiful and exotic plants. The
Tourists willing to go on extended trips should also attempt to travel to one of Ontario's five National Parks. Bruce Peninsula National Park is the most easily accessible from the city, and has over 10 kilometers of hiking trails and beautiful cliff-side scenery to boot.

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Located on the banks of Lake Ontario, Toronto is a multicultural city with lots of neighborhood charm and big city excitement. The United Nations named the Canadian city the most ethnically diverse city in the world, which makes this city an exciting place to visit.
Neighborhoods like the Financial District, Yorkville, Chinatown, Little Italy and Little India make up the fabric of this varied city. Skyscrapers soar up from the ground in Toronto's Downtown. Museums, fine
dining, luxury hotels, upscale shopping and exciting nightlife can all be found in the city. Mild summers make this city a great getaway from the heat.
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