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Things To Do
St. Lawrence Market
A historic food market in Toronto known for its fresh produce, local specialties, and diverse food vendors. 100+ vendors, bakers, butchers & artisans, with produce & antiques on weekends. It’s a popular spot for visitors to experience Toronto’s food culture.
The Well
A modern shopping, dining, and entertainment complex in downtown Toronto, known for its stylish open-air promenade, diverse restaurants, and trendy shops. It’s a lively spot for visitors to eat, shop, relax, and explore while being close to major attractions like the CN Tower
Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
A major indoor aquarium in downtown Toronto showcasing thousands of marine animals, including sharks and stingrays. Visitors can walk through a glass underwater tunnel for a close-up ocean experience.
Art Gallery of Ontario
The Art Gallery of Ontario is one of North America’s largest art museums. It features an extensive collection of Canadian, Indigenous, and international art, including works by the Group of Seven.
Kensington Market
A vibrant and multicultural neighborhood in Toronto known for its independent shops, vintage stores, street art, and diverse international food. It’s a lively area that reflects the city’s creative and cultural diversity.
Royal Ontario Museum
One of Canada’s largest museums, located in Toronto, featuring extensive exhibits on natural history, world cultures, and ancient civilizations. It is well known for its striking modern architecture and diverse collections. Open 10AM - 5:30PM, Closed on Mondays
Distillery District
The pedestrian-only Distillery District, set in quaint 19th century buildings that once housed a large whiskey distillery, draws crowds to its cobblestone streets lined with hip indie restaurants, bars and boutiques.
Toronto Zoo
One of the largest zoos in the world, featuring thousands of animals from different regions across the globe. It offers immersive exhibits and educational experiences focused on wildlife conservation.
Toronto Islands
A group of small islands just off the shore of Toronto, known for their beaches, parks, bike paths, and beautiful views of the city skyline. They are a popular getaway for visitors looking to enjoy nature, relax by the water, and explore outdoor activities. *Short ferry ride from Jack Layton Ferry Terminal on Harbourfront.
Scarborough Bluffs
A series of dramatic white cliffs along the shore of Lake Ontario offering scenic views, beaches, and parks. It’s a beautiful natural escape within the eastern part of Toronto.
Allan Gardens Conservatory
A historic indoor botanical garden in downtown Toronto with beautiful glass greenhouses filled with tropical plants and seasonal flower displays. It offers a peaceful green escape in the middle of the city.
