1. The most diverse Canadian city, very multicultural and many different sights to visit which are luckily concentrated in a pretty restricted area
2. The imaginative, original architecture of many modern buildings
3. Excellent public safety - much better than in the big cities in the US
4. A huge variety of different ethnic restaurants – Toronto has more than 7000 restaurants
5. Queen Street’s easy-going vibe
6. The great smells, colors and impressive architecture of the St. Lawrence Market
7. The very cool Kensington market
8. Walking around in the charming streets of the Distillery Historic District
9. The view from the top of the CN Tower
10. The PATH, a vast underground network of pedestrian streets
1. Chinatown and Little Italy were dull - very disappointing
2. The chaos when some metro lines were shut down for some technical reasons
3. We didn’t have time to walk down the full length of Yonge Street (86 kilometers)
4. We made the mistake of trying to have lunch at Lawrence Market at lunchtime - we saw the long queues and gave it up
5. We wanted to have a nice walk in the hip Annex area, but the rain spoiled our plans
6. The buildings built in the 70s and 80s are grey and dull compared to the ones built in the past 20 years
