Toronto's most famous, most visible landmark, the CN Tower is the world's tallest free-standing structure. 2001 marked the 25th anniversary of this defining Toronto landmark. From its Lookout Level it offers a stunning view of the city, especially at sunset. Daring visitors can test their courage by taking a walk across the glass floor 113 stories above the ground, or travel higher up the tower to the Sky Pod.

This is where kids and adults become one and the same. Located in the forested region of northeast Toronto, the Toronto Zoo is home to more than 5,000 animals and birds from all around the world. The animals are grouped according to geographical origin. Come see the marsupials and the popular Komodo Dragons in the Australasia area, and other exotic beasts from the Americas, Eurasia, Indomalaya and here at home. Many have large open exhibits in which to roam, so bring a camera. The African Savanna of Kesho Park feature great natural habitat for the zoo's African elephants, lions, cheetahs, river hippos and white rhinos. Inquisitive children and adults can learn about the ecosystem of the Amazon and about animals from all over the world.

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Hailed as Canada's premier theme park, Paramount Canada's Wonderland lives up to its name. Paramount in size and boasting more than 200 attractions, 65 rides, an excellent selection of roller coasters, a 20-acre water park and numerous live performances, one visit is never enough. Every year the park expands it selection of thrilling rides, this year is no exception with the addition of Psyclone, "the most powerful pendulum on the planet" that takes thrill seekers 120 ft into the air, while spinning on a giant sky teasing disc. Water babies will rejoice as Splash Works expands with 11 new slides including Barradcuda Blaster and Riptide Racer.

Located on the waterfront of Lake Ontario, this seasonal attraction has been entertaining families since 1971. After more than 30 years, Ontario Place is still a must-see for families. This unique complex houses more than 20 rides and attractions including bumper boats, children's play area, pedal boats, Mega Maze, miniature golf, a motion simulator ride, Soak City Waterpark and five Olympic-sized beach volleyball courts.