Toronto tours
Bus tours
Grayline Tours runs hop-on, hop-off tours of the city centre in open-topped double-decker buses. A full circuit lasts two hours and includes a complimentary boat tour of the Toronto Harbour and islands. The best places for passengers to hop on board are 123 Front Street West (corner of University Avenue) and the corner of Yonge Street and Dundas Street. Book at least 48 hours in advance.
Tel: +1 800 594 3310.Website: http://www.grayline.com
Wine tours
With four major established wine regions and a plethora of emerging areas, Ontario is making a name for itself on the world plonk scene. Most vineyards offer summer tasting experiences and tours, but Niagara Vintage Wine Tours runs trips around the Niagara-on-the-Lake and Niagara Escarpment areas. Choose between a half-day with cheese and charcuterie platter, an evening dinner tour or a tailored private tour.
Tel: +1 866 628 5428.Website: http://www.niagaravintagewinetours.com
Toronto excursions
Algonquin Provincial Park
For many visitors, Algonquin Provincial Park captures the archetypal Canadian boreal landscape: shimmering blue lakes, towering pines and granite rock faces carved by the retreating glaciers. The park was established in 1893, in a rugged, region of southern Ontario some 300km (186 miles) north of Toronto, and quickly became popular with canoeists and outdoor enthusiasts.
Tel: +1 705 633 5572.Website: http://www.algonquinpark.on.ca
Niagara Falls
World-renowned Niagara Falls has attracted visitors since the first human inhabitants set eyes upon it. Although Niagara is not the highest waterfall in the world, it carries a staggering 168,000 cubic metres (219,600 cubic yards) of water per minute over a drop of 51m (167ft). Niagara Falls is located 130km (81 miles) west of Toronto.
Tel: +1 800 563 2557.Website: http://www.niagarafallstourism.com
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