Toronto

If you’re heading to Toronto, here are some great things to do and see:

1. CN Tower

• Observation Deck: Head up to the CN Tower for breathtaking views of the city and Lake Ontario.
• Glass Floor: Stand on the glass floor for a thrilling experience looking straight down!
• EdgeWalk: For the adventurous, try the outdoor, hands-free walk around the edge of the CN Tower.

2. Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)

• Explore exhibits covering natural history, world cultures, art, and much more. It’s one of the largest museums in North America.
• Dinosaur Fossils and Ancient Civilizations are crowd favorites!

3. Toronto Islands

• Take a ferry to the Toronto Islands for a relaxing day away from the city hustle.
• Rent bikes or kayaks, visit the beaches, or explore the peaceful trails.

4. High Park

• Enjoy Toronto’s largest park with hiking trails, gardens, and a zoo (free entry). It’s especially great in the spring when the cherry blossoms are in bloom.

5. Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO)

• A must-see for art lovers. It’s home to a wide variety of collections, including Canadian art, contemporary art, and European masterpieces.
• Frank Gehry-designed building: A cool architectural feature of the gallery itself.

6. St. Lawrence Market

• A vibrant public market offering fresh food, local goods, and international cuisine. It’s a great spot for lunch or to pick up some unique snacks or gifts.

7. Distillery District

• A pedestrian-only neighborhood with cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and art galleries, boutiques, and restaurants.
• Toronto Christmas Market: If you’re visiting during the winter months, this is a must-see.

8. Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada

• Located near the CN Tower, this aquarium is home to thousands of sea creatures. Walk through a glass tunnel with sharks and rays swimming overhead.

9. Kensington Market

• A bohemian area with vintage stores, eclectic cafes, street art, and an international food scene. It’s perfect for a leisurely stroll.

10. Eaton Centre

• One of the largest malls in Canada, it’s a shopper’s paradise with everything from high-end brands to Canadian boutiques.

11. Harbourfront Centre

• Enjoy the waterfront area with cultural events, restaurants, outdoor activities, and a lovely place to walk along Lake Ontario.
• Boat Tours: You can also take a boat tour for a different perspective of the city’s skyline.

12. Toronto Zoo

• One of the largest zoos in the world, home to over 5,000 animals. It’s a great place for families or anyone interested in wildlife.

13. Yonge-Dundas Square

• Often compared to New York’s Times Square, this vibrant area is full of neon signs, street performers, and is a hub of activity.

14. Allan Gardens Conservatory

• Visit this indoor botanical garden with tropical plants, exotic flowers, and a calming atmosphere – especially nice in the colder months.

15. Chinatown

• Toronto’s Chinatown is one of the largest in North America, full of amazing Asian cuisine, shops, and unique markets. It’s great for foodies!

16. Toronto’s Theatre District

• Catch a Broadway show or local production at one of the many theatres in this area, such as the Royal Alexandra Theatre or the Princess of Wales Theatre.

17. Toronto Beaches

• Head to Woodbine Beach or Kew-Balmy Beach during the warmer months to relax by the water, go for a swim, or enjoy outdoor activities.

18. Toronto Raptors and Maple Leafs Games

• If you’re in the city during the sports season, try to catch a Toronto Raptors (basketball) or Toronto Maple Leafs (hockey) game. The atmosphere in the stadium is electric!

19. Front Street

• Walk through this busy downtown area for shopping, dining, and views of the waterfront.

20. Casa Loma

• Visit this grand, historic castle with beautiful gardens and a fascinating history. It’s a perfect spot for photos!

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