Sometimes referred to as the "New York of Canada", the city of Toronto is considered by many to be the financial, cultural and entertainment capital of Canada. With a population of more than 2.7 million people, Toronto is the largest city in Canada and the 5th most populous municipality in North America.
If you are visiting this fantastic city, rent a Toronto car from CRX and go to the Casa Loma, a beautiful castle built in the early 1900's with stunning gardens, enormous stables and secret passages. Visit Rosedale, Yorkville, Cabbagetown, Little Italy, Portugal Village and both of Toronto's 2 Chinatowns. Each of these urban gems has its own unique culture, restaurants and shops.
Hockey fans should not miss the great opportunity of seeing the Toronto Maple Leafs play on home turf. Rent a sports car in Toronto from CRX to get into the spirit and catch a game. Visit the Hockey Hall of Fame, which has been located in Toronto since 1958.
In and Around Toronto:
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Economy
Toronto is known for its investment and employment opportunities. It is a major center for finance – the Toronto Stock Exchange is the world's eighth largest stock exchange. Toronto also has thriving film, television and fashion industries.
Food in Toronto
Because Toronto is such a multicultural and diverse city, it is no wonder that it offers an array of cuisine. If you are interested in fine dining, there is no better place to go than to Yorkville. Here you will find restaurants of only the best caliber. If you are watching your wallet, don't worry, since Toronto offers affordable cuisine suitable to any palette, be it for Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Italian, Greek or Portuguese food-lovers.
Getting Around and Driving in Toronto
Toronto is an easy city to figure out how to get around. It is a grid of major city streets. Each major road is roughly 2 km apart from each parallel route. There are many provincial highways and municipal expressways that serve Toronto. Highway 401, for example bisects the city from west to east. This is actually one of the busiest road in all of North America.