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Toronto can be easily reached by rail, road or air. Pearson International Airport is situated about 45min. by car from the downtown core and is serviced by most major international carriers. Clearing customs can cause significant delays. There is a daily train from Chicago in the USA, a short trip but with a very long customs delay built in at the border.
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Toronto has a good system of public transportation, and you can get pretty well anywhere you want in the main part of the city with the subway / streetcars / buses. Public transport (http://www.ttc.ca) is clean, safe and cheap. Taxis are plentiful and safe, but not cheap. As with most big cities, driving a car downtown can be annoying; parking is often hard to find and expensive. Take the subway or a streetcar instead. If you need to get out of the city, the GO Trains (commuter trains) go out to the outlying areas.
Toronto is a great starting point for exploring southern Ontario. The Niagara Region, including Niagara Falls and Niagara on the Lake, is less than an hour's drive from Toronto towards the United States border at the Falls. The Waterloo region to the west has colleges and culture, and Muskoka, north of Toronto, is cottage country, with country inns, lakes, and parks.
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