Toronto is an echo of New York City.

     It's not in the sense that The Big Apple casts a shadow over Toronto, but in the way famous actor Peter Ustinov put it - ''Toronto is like New York, as run by the Swiss". This is true whether you are about culture, population or cityscape in Toronto or New York it doesn't matter as they are almost the same.

     It’s just Toronto is more efficient.

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     Both cities – New York and Toronto - are well recognized worldwide for their cosmopolitan face. Toronto is a mix of different cultures from Chinese, Latin American, and South Asian and on, interwoven into the 2.5 million population. Even though New York outnumbers the quantity of residents in Toronto, the high-rises have pushed Toronto ahead.

     In Toronto’s Harbour front district looms the world's second tallest structure - the CN Tower at a height of 553.33m surpassed only by the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. This is what you can see above Toronto, but the most interesting is underneath it.

     When in Toronto, please note that everything on its surface is just the tip of the iceberg.

    ''Underground Toronto'' is a place to test your nerve as right there beer-perfumed air absorbs the sounds of Canadian hardcore made by hands of rapper Abdominal, heavy metal from Anvil band and groovy punk music by Cancer Bats band all authentic Canadians.

     Toronto's underground city stretches out over 11km with eateries, shops, banks, and medical offices. Other attractions include;

- Art Gallery of Ontario, the largest art gallery in Canada

- CN Tower, the second tallest free standing structure, at over 500 meters tall

- Spadina House, a historic mansion dating from the 1860s

- Toronto City Hall, a complex of two buildings forming a semi-circle overlooking Nathan Phillips square

-Toronto Zoo, one of the best in the world

     These landmarks bear a stamp of Toronto long history as people have lived there since ice age, while urban community dates back to 1793 when British colonists founded ''Town of York'' and later just Toronto – this destination is within your reach with just a click at Booked.net.