Toronto is one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world. No matter your interest, there is something for everyone. The Art Gallery of Ontario houses the world’s largest collection of Canadian art and boasts a wide range of works by prominent artists such as Monet to Pollock. The Hockey Hall of Fame pays tribute to Canada’s favorite pastime and recognizes the sport’s greatest athletes through 15 exhibits ranging from informative displays to interactive experiences. Toronto Islands are only a quick ferry ride away from the city center and are a popular place for biking, boating and disc golf.  The CN Tower is the most prominent building in the city and in the Western Hemisphere, where it’s the tallest free-standing structure on record. And make sure to eat lunch at St. Lawrence Market, onced named the world’s best food market by National Geographic.