Toronto is the Canadian 

city most followed by tourists, receiving more than four million tourists every year and occupying the 14th position. The next city in the country, Montreal, is very far away with 679,000 tourists, according to a study carried out in relation to the year 2006.56 The biggest attraction of the city remains the CN   

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 the fourth tallest structure in the world only surpassed by the Burj Khalifa, the Tokyo Skytree and the Canton Television Tower and which has remained 30 years in the first position of the largest skyscrapers of the world. 57 Downtown Toronto seen at night. Thanks to the more than 80 nationalities that have been immigrating to the city during the last two hundred years, Toronto has a multitude of multicultural areas including Portugal Villa, Chinatown, Little Budapest, Little Italy, Little Poland, Greektown, Little India , Koreatown and the area surrounding Bathurst Street, populated by the Caribbean community.