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Lonely Planet Toronto | 
 enlarge | Author: Sara Benson
Publisher: Lonely Planet Publications
Category: Book
List Price: $17.99
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Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 574024
Media: Paperback
Edition: 2
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 240
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 7.7 x 5 x 0.6
ISBN: 1741041791
Dewey Decimal Number: 917
EAN: 9781741041798
ASIN: 1741041791
Publication Date: July 2004
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Book Description
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 on 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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 Pleasantly surprised January 13, 2008
I wasn't expected such a great value! A good brand, lots of helpful photos for a very small price.
Incredibly helpful July 9, 2006
2 out of 4 found this review helpful
I recently just went on a trip to Toronto with my family. Unexpectedly, I was designated the "tour guide", so I had to come up quick with a plan to satisfy them all. I admit, the main purpose of the trip was to shop, but this guide listed a store for everyone, and was accurate and up-to-date with good maps. Not only did they list clothing stores that were typical like Le Chateau and the mall, they also listed the unusual ones like F/X and Fashion Crimes. On top of which, they listed incredibly cool stores like Suspect Video, Bakka-Phoenix Books, and--my especial favorite--Silver Snail. They even had a special section where they put all the book stores in one list for easy browsing!
My only trouble was how the maps were handled. They were broken up for a closer view, obviously, but the way they were ordered was a bit peculiar. Just pick the intersection of two streets and you'll be able to navigate with a good amount of ease.
 Definately worth the read... May 25, 2004
10 out of 13 found this review helpful
Like all Lonely Planet Guides, this one definitely comes through with accurate, relevant information that you'll need to know about Toronto before getting there. This book contains plenty of maps and pictures and concentrates on the downtown core which is okay because that's where most tourists go. I moved to Toronto more than a year ago and I still use it as a reference. But like other Lonely Planet Guides, this one is skewed to the left politically. The author downplays the amount of begging by seemingly healthy and fit panhandlers which is nuisance too big to be ignored. There are also some negative remarks about the current revitalization. Overall, it's a recommended read.
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