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Toronto City Guide: Lonely Planet

(Paperback - 2004)
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Sara Benson

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Publisher: Lonely Planet Publications


Toronto City Guide: Lonely Planet
Toronto captures the flavors of the world with its cosmopolitan cuisine, vibrant neighborhoods and dynamic multiculturalism. Whether you're cycling the city's jewel-like islands, sipping martinis in a sky-high cocktail lounge or feeling the buzz at an indie film festival, this smart, stylish and streetwise guide will help you steer a course through Canada's Megacity.
  • STEAL THE SCENE - our expert arts and entertainment chapters give you the inside scoop on 'Hollywood of the North'
  • EAT DRINK & BE MERRY - with over 250 independent restaurant and nightlife recommendations
  • SHOP 'TIL YOU DROP - whether it's vintage shops in Kensington Market or hip Queen West boutiques, we've got it in the bag
  • GO BEYOND THE CITY LIMITS - soak up the spray at Niagara Falls, tipple ice-wine vintages or enjoy Ontario's world-class theater festivals
  • KNOW YOUR WAY - navigate Toronto's mosaic of neighborhoods with our detailed color maps
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    Details of Toronto City Guide: Lonely Planet Title: Toronto City Guide: Lonely Planet
    Author: Sara Benson
    ISBN:

    1741041791


    ISBN-13:

    9781741041798


    Binding: Paperback
    Publishing Date: 2004
    Publisher: Lonely Planet Publications
    Number of Pages: 232
    Language: English
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