Things To Do
Harbourfront
A nice walk along the water, just steps away from the Westin Harbour Castle. Popular stops along the way are the Harbourfront Centre, Amsterdam Brewery and the Music Garden.
CN Tower
Once the tallest building in the world. Great views of the city. For those who want adventure you can do the Edge Walk on the outside of the tower.
Royal Ontario Museum
World class museum with a great permanent and featured collections. Give yourself at least half a day to visit here.
St. Lawrence Market
Awesome market full of fresh fruit, cheeses, and meat. A great lunch stop. We came here on one of our first dates.
Trinity Bellwoods Park
A very social and active park close to downtown. Remember to bring a picnic, frisbee or slackline. Close to many good restaurants and shops.
Bellwoods Brewery
One of our favourite breweries in town, just down the street from Trinity Bellwoods park. Would recommend the Jelly King if you like sour beers.
Distillery District
One of the oldest areas in Toronto, with cobble-stoned streets, and cute shops and restaurants. A great photo opportunity.
CF Toronto Eaton Centre
If you need any last minute items or just want to go shopping, the Eaton Centre has it all. It is located on Yonge St. (the longest street in the world) in the center of Toronto.
Yonge-Dundas Square
An open square in the middle of downtown (across for the Eaton Centre) and is often filled with bands or other entertainment. It is known as a mini Times Square, and looks pretty at night with all the lights.
Art Gallery of Ontario
Great Canadian and International artists featured here. There is a gorgeous cafe area on the second floor.
stackt market
Canada's largest shipping container market with trendy shops, concerts and brewery.
Graffiti Alley
The grafitti is constantly updated and changed, so every walk down the alley offers something different. It runs parallel to Queen Street from Spadina to Portland Ave.
Queen Street West
One of the main shopping and restaurant streets in Toronto. Full of interesting characters, street artists, and cool shops to explore. Start your walk at University Avenue and head west to Dufferin, it's a great way to see the city.
Kensington Market
Another super cool neighbourhood with a bohemian feeling. Lot's of artists, cafes, and bars. Known for their coffee, cheese and tacos. It's right on the edge of Chinatown so you can visit them together.
Sonic Boom
Legendary and epic record store. It's fun a place to explore or to grow your record collection. Located on Spadina Ave.
Ontario Place
A great walk from downtown along the waterfront, with paved trails, boat rentals, and basketball courts. There's a small beach and gorgeous sunsets.
Momofuku Noodle Bar
Toronto's outpost of NYC chef David Chaing. Worth the hype - date night worthy!