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Best Things to do in Christmas Celebration of
Toronto
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Description

• Christmas is a good time to be in toronto the
  city is lit up and illuminated in every nook and
  corner. . Winter is full of festive events in the
  city of toronto, which offers a variety of
  activities appropriate for the whole family
  throughout the holiday season. Here in this blog,
  we guide you about the best things to do in
  christmas celebration at toronto. In this we
  discuss the best places to visit in toronto, if
  you are planning to visit in toronto for new year
  or christmas visit then this will help you a lot.

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List o f best Things about Christmas in
Toronto

• 1.Shopping at Toronto Christmas Market
• The market brings together local craftspeople,
  artisanal food-makers and spectacular light
  displays for a truly festive experience. the
  toronto christmas market is running from november
  14 to december 22, tuesdays to sundays. christmas
  markets begin to pop up this month, helping you
  prepare for what's to come.

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• 2. Attend the Cavalcade of Lights Show
• The cavalcade of lights today kicks off a month
  of holiday festivities with a tree lighting
  ceremony in the square on the last weekend of
  november. The buildings surrounding by Nathan
  phillips square are decorated with festive LED
  lights, making the display even more cheerful.

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• 3. Skating at Nathan Phillips Square
• Indoor skating locations are closed, but
  enjoy skating outdoors (weather dependent) free
  of charge. Check out the rent way skate trail or
  the new outdoor skate rink at union station.
  Skate rental at nathan phillips square is open on
  christmas day (10am 10pm).  Nathan phillips
  square is always the most festive of local rinks,
  where couples skate around holding hands.

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• 4. Christmas  Events
• Christmas in toronto events like parades are
  popular holiday celebrations. Most major cities
  hold a santa claus parade in november, with some
  spilling over into december. Torontonians have
  memories of waiting anxiously for santa claus to
  come to town at this non-for-profit parade.