Toronto Travel OverviewToronto and its greater metropolitan area has a population of almost five and a half million and is the fifth largest city in North America (2002). It is most ethnically-diverse city in the world according to the U.N. and offers much to attract any visitor. Perhaps its most well known landmark is the CN Tower - the world's tallest free-standing structure. It is situated in Toronto’s Harbourfront district near the Skydome; home of the Toronto Blue Jays professional baseball club; and the Argonauts of the Canadian Football League. Also in the area is the Air Canada Centre; home to the NBA’s Raptors and the NHL’s Maple Leafs. Explore some of Canada's best museums and galleries including the Royal Ontario Museum and the Art Gallery of Ontario. Toronto has many opera houses; orchestras and dance companies. It is the third largest theatre centre in the English-speaking world. Don't miss the Hockey Hall of Fame; the Ontario Science Centre; the Metro Zoo; the Legislative Building and the magnificent Ontario Place; a fantastic leisure and entertainment complex on Lake Ontario. Outside of town is Paramount Canada's Wonderland; a large theme park. | 