The city core begs to be walked: from landmarks such as the CN Tower through to Chinatown, the Fashion District and Kensington Market, there's many o... Read More
The city core begs to be walked: from landmarks such as the CN Tower through to Chinatown, the Fashion District and Kensington Market, there's many options if you’re looking for things to do in Toronto. Many outfits in the city offer fantastic walking tours across several categories: architecture, historical buildings and city history, food and drink or street art, to name a few.
One of the largest museums in North America is the Royal Ontario Museum, which possess more than six million items and forty galleries of world culture and natural history. Formerly the home of the NHL’s Toronto Maple Leafs, Maple Leaf Gardens today is a multipurpose facility with retail and athletics. It was constructed in 1931 and is situated in downtown Toronto. If you plan on visiting Toronto in late September, be a part of the ten-day Toronto International Film Festival. Films are screened from all over the world at the Bell Lightbox, right next to the Art Gallery of Ontario. Another late-season event not to miss is the Winter Festival of Lights. From November to mid-January, more than 125 animated displays are put up, and millions of trees are decorated all over the city.
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A Taste of the World Walking Tour
Let Shirley Lum, culinary historian, company founder, and gastronome, guide you through Toronto as you've never seen it. Since 1993, she's been offering... Read More
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Aga Khan Museum
The Aga Khan Museum is dedicated to offering guests a glimpse of beautifully curated Islamic art, Iranian art, and Muslim culture in Toronto. The museum... Read More
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Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO)
This Frank Gehry updated art museum houses over 80,000 works spanning the first century to present day. A revolving roster of exhibits, from Davie Bowie... Read More
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Canadian Stage
This is one Canada's leading not-for-profit contemporary theater companies, located in a historic brick-and-beam venue. Matthew Jocelyn is the company's... Read More
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Centre Island
Centre Island is a short ferry ride away from the bustling city. Sitting between Ward's Island and Hanlan's Point, once on the island, you can rent... Read More
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Culinary Adventure Company
Chef-owned and operated, the Culinary Adventure Company delivers the culinary and historical diversity of the city in unique, tasty ways. You can... Read More
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Distillery District Christmas Market
Christmas markets have been happening since the early 1400s in Germany, where they originated. Today, you can get into the season every winter at the... Read More
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Foodies on Foot
Whether you're up for a group or private walking tour of one of Toronto's tastier neighborhoods, or a customized event to wow a group, Foodies on Foot... Read More
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Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts
Opened in 2006, the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts was specifically built for opera and ballet performances with an emphasis on outstanding... Read More
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North by Northeast Music Festival
For five days every June, NXNE celebrates, first and foremost, music. Panels, screenings, parties, showcases, and installations are the name of the game... Read More
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PRIDE Week Toronto
The Pride Week Toronto festival is North America's largest Pride celebration, with members represented from various communities. Two of the big draws... Read More
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Princess of Wales Theatre
Architect Peter Smith, winner of the Governor-General's Award for his theater designs, was able to build a large, modern auditorium—with a huge stage... Read More
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Royal Ontario Museum
The Royal Ontario Museum, located near Queen’s Park and the University of Toronto, attracts over a million people each year. Opened to the public in... Read More
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Toronto Cider Festival
Enjoy the end of summer at the Toronto Cider Festival. Showcasing the country's best hard ciders, you can sample and sip your way through, while... Read More
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Toronto International Film Festival
Since its start in 1975, Toronto International Film Festival has grown to become one of world’s best, considered by many to be second only to Cannes.... Read More
