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Bonjour mesdames et messieurs! Let me whisk you away to Toronto, a city surprisingly vibrant even in the summer, though not known for its warmth like, say, the French Riviera. But fear not, dear solo traveler, for even a Canadian summer holds unique charms for the discerning luxury adventurer. Imagine: crisp air, a city teeming with life, and a chance to truly immerse yourself in a different culture. This itinerary, designed for the sophisticated individual, offers a blend of iconic experiences and hidden gems.

Our Toronto adventure begins with a stay at the Fairmont Royal York, a grande dame of hotels. Expect impeccable service and a location that places you at the heart of the action (expect to pay around $500-$1000 CAD per night, depending on the season and room type). After settling in, let’s explore. A leisurely stroll through the Distillery District, with its Victorian-era architecture and trendy boutiques, is a must. The cobblestone streets, the aroma of freshly baked goods, and the eclectic art galleries will captivate your senses.

For dinner, I recommend experiencing the culinary delights of Canoe Restaurant, offering panoramic city views and innovative Canadian cuisine. Prepare to spend approximately $150-$250 CAD per person. Later, enjoy a jazz performance at a local club, soaking in the sounds of Toronto's thriving music scene. This can cost anywhere from $30-$50 CAD, including drinks.

The next day, delve into Toronto's cultural heart. The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) offers a captivating journey through art and world cultures (admission around $25 CAD). Afterwards, consider a private tour of Casa Loma, a stunning Gothic Revival-style castle. A guided tour usually costs around $35 CAD per person. In the afternoon, wander through the High Park, enjoying the greenery and maybe spotting a local squirrel or two - Toronto's official unofficial mascot.

For lunch, try a classic Canadian poutine from a local eatery – a delicious indulgence (around $15-$20 CAD). And for dinner, savor the freshest seafood at a restaurant in the St. Lawrence Market (expect to spend roughly $50-$80 CAD per person). During your exploration you will be surrounded by people from all walks of life, the mood is generally relaxed and friendly - a blend of locals going about their day and tourists exploring. The sounds of the city are a beautiful cacophony – a mix of conversations, street performers, and the gentle hum of traffic. The most common plants are Maple trees(Toronto's unofficial symbol), and you will see diverse domestic pets like dogs and cats, but also less common birds like Canadian geese.

Throughout your trip, consider using Toronto's efficient public transportation system, including the subway and streetcars (a day pass costs around $15 CAD). Alternatively, for a touch of luxury, hire a private car service. This will undoubtedly increase your expenses, of course.

Finally, to truly appreciate Toronto’s vastness and cultural offerings, consider a day trip to Niagara Falls (a private tour including transportation and a boat trip can cost around $300-$500 CAD). This magnificent natural wonder is a breathtaking spectacle that will leave a lasting impression.

In total, a luxurious solo trip to Toronto for 3-4 days, including accommodation, dining, activities, and transportation, can cost approximately $2000-$3500 CAD. This is of course an estimate, and the final cost will depend on your choices and preferences. But remember, the true luxury is in the memories you create and the experiences you savor. Au revoir, and bon voyage!