🇨🇦 Canada
Toronto
Toronto is the most multicultural city on earth — 51% of its 3.2 million residents were born outside Canada, making it the only major city in the world where immigrants are the majority. The result is a culinary and cultural landscape of extraordinary diversity: a Chinatown, a Little Italy, a Little Portugal, a Greektown, a Little India, a Koreatown and a Jamaican-Canadian neighbourhood all within cycling distance of downtown. Canada's largest city and its economic capital (the TSX is North America's third-largest stock exchange) also has the CN Tower (the most recognizable structure in Canada, at 553m the tallest freestanding structure in the Western Hemisphere until Dubai in 2010), the finest museum collection in Canada (Royal Ontario Museum, Art Gallery of Ontario designed by Frank Gehry), and the best food scene in North America outside New York and San Francisco — a city often underrated by visitors who don't stay long enough.