Things To Do
CN Tower
The CN Tower is the most iconic structure in the Toronto skyline with views of the city and harbor from the observation deck. There’s a glass floor and restaurant once you get to the top.
West Queen West
A cool neighborhood with the highest concentration of art galleries in the city, plus tons of boutique and vintage shops, live music venues, bars, and restaurants. There are no major tourist attractions here, just a neighborhood to roam and Trinity Bellwoods Park, where the locals hang.
Saint Lawrence Market
A downtown market with over 120 vendors selling fresh produce, dairy, meats, baked goods, and antiques.
Niagara Falls and Niagara-on-the-lake
Niagara Falls is the name given to three large waterfalls on the Niagara River, with the largest one on the Canadian side. Nearby is Ontario's wine country with around one hundred wineries in the area, known as the world’s largest producer of ice wine, a dessert wine.
Kensington Market
An eclectic neighborhood, brimming with cafes, boutiques, vintage stores and bakeries. It's long been the neighborhood of immigrants, including Scottish and Irish laborers, the Jewish population in the early twentieth century, and today is home to a large Chinese population, along with Central American and African immigrants.
Steam Whistle Brewing
Located opposite Toronto's CN Tower, Steam Whistle Brewing is a brewery in the heart of the city. The company produces a premium pilsner lager packaged in distinctive green glass bottles and a non-twist cap.