Less than 90 minutes away is Niagara Falls, one of the world's seven natural wonders. Visitors thrill to the awesome power of the pounding water as it cascades over the majestic precipice. But this area has much more to offer. The Niagara Region is located on the same latitude as northern California and is home to Canada's richest wine region. Benefiting from a unique microclimate, many of the vintages produced here are taking their place among the great wines of the world. And don't miss the beautifully preserved resort town of Niagara-on-the-Lake where North America's second largest repertory theatre company produces a series of plays each summer in three venues. Quaint boutiques and relaxing cafes offer a relaxed pace.

Come to Ontario and experience these world-class destinations.

Come to Toronto and see why it has been called the most cosmopolitan city in the world! Over 80 different nationalities make this dynamic city hum and whirl with excitement. Our guided tour takes you through some of the most charming neighbourhoods of the city, including Chinatown, Greektown, Little Italy, as well as the Portuguese and Ukrainian areas. Sample ethnic food as you enjoy a progressive lunch. But we've saved the best for last, as you choose your evening dining and entertainment experience from a selection of ethnic flavours--from the sizzle of real Spanish flamenco to the sweetness of an Italian trattoria, a charming Greek taverna or a cozy French bistro--Toronto is truly a world within a city!

Don't miss Metro International Caravan, an annual celebration of Toronto's ethnic diversity. Held every June, this festival features the culture, crafts, music, dance and food of dozens of Toronto's nationalities, housed in pavilions named for cities they represent around the world.

Don't forget about Toronto's wealth of special events and annual festivals, including Caribana (North America's largest Caribbean carnival), the Symphony of Fire (a waterfront international musical fireworks competition), the Canadian National Exhibition (the world's largest annual exhibition featuring over 350 acres of Victorian-style display buildings), the semi-annual One of a Kind Craft Show & Sale (a showcase of original masterworks by over 400 of Canada's most skilled artisans), and the Creative Sewing and Needlework Festival (the world's largest display of needleart, offering workshops, lectures, exhibits and fashion shows.) There's always a special reason to come to Toronto!

Here's a flexible "weekend getaway" package for corporate clubs and associations which caters to the specific interests of both sexes. During the day, the men visit the Hockey Hall of Fame, a sports memorabilia store, enjoy a beer tasting and an afternoon "Launch" golf game, go-karts or billiards. Meanwhile, the women visit the Bata Shoe Museum, shop at a number of factory outlets and spend the afternoon relaxing at an exclusive spa (including facial, make-up application and manicure). Both groups meet back at the hotel and then enjoy an evening dinner theatre performance or dinner cruise in Toronto harbour. What a relaxing treat for everyone! (This program can also be arranged as mens or ladies getaways as well.)

For those who want to see all that Southern Ontario has to offer without changing accommodation, make Toronto your hub and enjoy exciting daily excursions to nearby areas, such as Niagara Falls, the Mennonite community of St. Jacobs, Midland with its two major historical attractions dating back 350 years, and the Kawartha Lakes district with the world's highest lift lock and a spectacular native art gallery. CANTOURS can organize an itinerary to suit every taste and budget.