Old Toronto, City district in Canada
Old Toronto is the historic heart of Toronto, known for its vibrant urban atmosphere.
The area was established on March 6, 1834, when the city of Toronto was first created.
Old Toronto is famous for its diverse collection of cultural institutions and historic architecture.
It consists of the central business district and contains a variety of shopping, dining, and entertainment options.
Old Toronto serves as a living museum, showcasing the evolution of Toronto over centuries.
Location: Toronto
Inception: March 6, 1834
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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