Destination Toronto - Travel Video.

Daval Productions. DVD. 30 Minutes. Each year millions of visitors flock to Canada's largest city to enjoy the celebrated attractions of this multicultural metropolis. In this exciting sightseeing video tour of Toronto and Southern Ontario you'll view the CN Tower, famous Niagara Falls, Canada's Wonderland, Royal Ontario Museum, Rogers Centre, the Metropolitan Toronto Zoo and many more fascinating sites. Discover why Toronto is Canada's #1 visitor destination. Attractions: CN Tower - World's tallest building; Rogers Centre - home of Major League Baseball's Toronto Blue Jays Ontario Place - internationally acclaimed cultural, leisure and entertainment parkland located on 3 man-made islands Eaton Centre - one of the #1 most visited attractions in Toronto Royal Ontario Museum - Canada's largest museum of world cultures and natural history Art Gallery of Ontario - the 10th largest art museum in North America, stunning Frank Gehry-designed expansion Black Creek Pioneer Village - 19th Century restored village with Victorian period costume-clad craftspeople demonstrating skills such as open-hearth cooking, bread-making, looming, milling, blacksmithing, sewing, printing and more Old Fort York - 'Birthplace of Modern Toronto', location of the Battle of York during the War of 1812, musket, drill and music demonstrations Metropolitan Toronto Zoo - Canada's premier Zoo, known for its interactive education and conservation activities. Casa Loma - the magnificent and romantic 'Castle on the Hill'-former 1911 estate of Sir Henry Pellatt, prominent Toronto financier, industrialist and military man; acres of beautiful gardens. Paramount Canada's Wonderland - Canada's premier theme park with North America's greatest assortment of roller coasters; 200 attractions and 60 thrilling rides. Niagara Falls - spectacular natural attraction also known as the Horseshoe Falls, take a ride on the The Maid of the Mist , visit the Skylon Tower, casinos and resorts. St. Lawrence Market - massive 19th Century brick building home to the city's largest public market; several dozen meat and deli stands, produce shops and fish stands located near Toronto's waterfront.