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Fort Lauderdale (FLL)To
Toronto (YYZ)Depart: Jan 21, 2027
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Fort Lauderdale (FLL)To
Toronto (YYZ)Depart: Dec 16, 2026
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Fort Lauderdale (FLL)To
Toronto (YYZ)Depart: Dec 17, 2026
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Fort Lauderdale (FLL)To
Toronto (YYZ)Depart: Jan 28, 2027
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Orlando (MCO)To
Toronto (YYZ)Depart: Feb 11, 2027
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Orlando (MCO)To
Toronto (YYZ)Depart: Feb 24, 2027
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Orlando (MCO)To
Toronto (YYZ)Depart: Mar 02, 2027
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Orlando (MCO)To
Toronto (YYZ)Depart: Feb 26, 2027
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| Fort Lauderdale (FLL) | Toronto (YYZ) | One Way / Economy | Depart: Jan 21, 2027 | From USD39 Viewed 17 hours ago |
| Orlando (MCO) | Toronto (YYZ) | One Way / Economy | Depart: Feb 11, 2027 | From USD49 Viewed 8 hours ago |
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History
The name Toronto is believed to come from the Mohawk word tkaronto, meaning “where there are trees standing in the water,” referring to fishing structures once found in the region. Originally developed as a military settlement and trading centre along Lake Ontario, York grew into an important commercial hub before officially becoming the City of Toronto in 1834. Throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, the city expanded through immigration, manufacturing, railway development, and international trade, eventually becoming Canada's largest urban centre.
Many historic landmarks reflect Toronto's development, including Fort York National Historic Site, St. Lawrence Market, Casa Loma, and the Distillery Historic District. Today, Toronto is Canada's largest city and a major centre for finance, technology, entertainment, and culture, known for its diverse neighbourhoods, iconic CN Tower, waterfront attractions, world-class restaurants, and vibrant arts and sports scenes.
CN Tower
The iconic CN Tower is one of Toronto’s most recognizable landmarks and a must-visit attraction for anyone exploring the city. Standing 1,815 feet tall, this architectural landmark offers panoramic views of Toronto and Lake Ontario from its observation levels. For an extra thrill, try the EdgeWalk, a hands-free walk along the tower’s outdoor ledge. The CN Tower also features unique dining experiences, making it a popular destination for sightseeing, entertainment, and unforgettable city views.
The Royal Ontario Museum
The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is one of Toronto’s top cultural attractions, featuring an extensive permanent collection and major travelling exhibitions from around the world. Explore fascinating displays covering natural history, world cultures, art, and archaeology, with something to discover for visitors of all ages. The museum’s striking Michael Lee-Chin Crystal expansion adds a bold contemporary architectural feature to the historic building. Whether you’re interested in dinosaurs, ancient civilizations, or modern design, the ROM is a must-visit destination in downtown Toronto.