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Toronto Travel Guides, Canadian Travel Guides and 
Toronto/Canadian Maps

Recommended Toronto/Canadian Books:

Time Out Toronto - exploring one of the world's most dynamic and ethnically diverse cities, Time Out's Toronto offering captures, in a nutshell, the spirit of Canada's leading metropolis. Showing the best the city has to offer, expert local writers provide hints and tips on eating, drinking, and shopping, whilst also covering its thriving arts scene - including the prestigious International Film Festival. Of course, you'll also find listings for the best attractions, galleries, museums and hotels, as well as a trademark section detailing day trips out of town.
 

Insight City Guide Toronto - based on our experience of the previously published guide (this version is due out May 2006), Brian Bell's offering contains a number of itineraries and excursions - in and around the city - along with chapters detailing the history and culture of Toronto as well as suggestions for exploring the local nightlife, restaurants and sporting venues. Includes a detailed pull-out city map and visual guide to local restaurants.
 

Top Ten Toronto (Eyewitness Top Ten Travel Guides) - although not as comprehensive as the fully fledged Eyewitness guide, this publication serves as a useful, well-thought out mini-guide to the city. Outlining the best restaurants in each area, must-see attractions, the loveliest parks and walks, the liveliest bars and excursions to Niagara Falls and beyond, you'll also find sections on shopping, music and theatre.
 

Frommer's Toronto 2006 - updated annually, this likeable guide (which is written by a native of the city) sets out Toronto's highlights and hidden pleasures, with a plethora of useful information on hotels, the city's multicultural dining scene and the must visit sights including the Harbourfront Centre and Skydome. Along with details of trips to nearby islands, there's information on biking, boating and ice-skating, plus neighborhood maps, up-to-date prices and essential tips.
 

Toronto City Guide - a revised and expanded edition which, as well as including a wide-range of common sense tips for tourists, offers 68 maps (pinpointing 1,500 places) that contain street numbers, parking lots, gas stations, one-way streets and 24-hour services. In addition, you'll find listings for 489 local restaurants, hundreds of shops, Toronto's most interesting sights (including art galleries, museums and historic buildings) and entertainment/sports facilities.
 

Rough Guide to Toronto - as well as providing complete coverage of Canada's most multicultural city, you'll find a dedicated section on Toronto's highlights, its many distinct neighbourhoods and the tranquil Toronto islands. And, along with critical listings for the best places to eat, drink and stay, there's coverage of the local arts scene, including features on Toronto's literary and theatre heritage.

Toronto Insight Flexi Map - an extremely useful laminated "fleximap" which covers  central Toronto, the environs and the city's integrated transport system. In addition, the map includes a list of the city's most popular sights, making it an ideal companion for exploring this exciting multicultural city.
 

Rough Guide Map Toronto - along with a comprehensive street index, you'll find listings for Toronto's best restaurants, bars and hotels, a useful chart showing the times and days of opening for major attractions, plus clear and concise mapping (included one covering the city's integrated public transport system).
 

Living and Working in Canada - as an invaluable resource for anyone thinking of moving to Canada, this cheerfully written book provides a wealth of useful information on local life. Quite rightly it describes itself as being "the best all-round handbook on Canada" and serves to hasten your introduction to the Canadian way of life. Saving you time, trouble and money, it's an ideal handbook for employees, emigrants, students, business people, retirees and long-stay visitors.
 

Rough Guide to Canada - the fifth edition of this well-thought out Rough Guide covers, in detail, this vast, sparsely populated land, with detailed accounts of every Canadian city, including thriving Toronto, vibrant Montreal and the gloriously laid back Vancouver. Throughout, you'll find advice galore on such topics as skiing, kayaking, whale-watching and hiking. And, with thousands of listings, the Rough Guide to Canada is the perfect way to plan the holiday of a lifetime to this great country.
 

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