Toronto Canada

If you visit CN tower and decide to go all the way to the top, during the day if it’s a clear day you can see all the way to Niagara Falls from CN Tower. Also CN tower has a very nice view of the city at night with all the lights of the town being on

Nathan Philips square is located right on front of the city hall. There is a big Toronto Sign located here that you can take pictures with.. If you are in Toronto for New Years, there will be a fireworks at this place. But remember the weather can be cold! Also during the winter they turn the pool here to an ice skating rink for everyone to use for free

Eaton Center is right by Toronto City Hall & Philips Square. You can visit both places at the same time. Also, there is a metro station located right at Eaton Center.

Distillery District has a lot of Restaurants and Bara within itself

This square is located right on east side of eaton center you can also visit this place at the same time as Eaton Center

Eaton Center is right by Toronto City Hall & Philips Square. You can visit both places at the same time. Also, there is a metro station located right at Eaton Center.

The main train station for our regional transit agency, GoTransit, intercity connections with Via Rail, and the UP Express to Pearson Airport. Union also has connections to Subway Line 1, and Streetcar lines along the waterfront.

Bus terminal for all GoBuses and intercity bus services.

Kensington is a great spot for art lovers! The unique neighborhood draws in artists and tourists from all over to see its indie shops and hipster art boutiques. The market houses some of Toronto's most popular food vendors, which gained prominence due to their association with the market. Some recommendations inside the market: Rasta Pasta. Golden Patty. Gus Tacos. Top Gun Burger.

Expansive and modern Aquarium. Ripley's features lots of habitats for various types of fish that kids and adults are sure to enjoy!

Hip park with lots of local cafes to grab a snack at and eat in the park.  Has Cherry Blossoms during the spring season. 

Notable park with a fountain and dog statues.

Great beaches along sandy Cliffside's just outside the downtown.

A great museum for all ages. They house a very impressive display of dinosaur bones and fossils.

Cherry beach is a classic spot for swimming (they have a dog beach too!) and walking along. There are cute shops and cafes as well.

Home of the Leafs, Raptors and all major concerts!

Beautiful hiking with views of Lake Ontario!

A beautiful huge park that is somewhat similar to Central Park in New York. There is a zoo inside with Capybara's and other animals. There is also a massive wooden play structure originally built by Mike Holmes (Holmes on Homes show on HGTV). A wonderful place to run, walk, take the dog to the dog park area or swim in the big public pool!

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. Art lovers come for the galleries, outdoor sculptures and dance, music and stage performances at the area's several theatres. In December, the annual Toronto Christmas Market takes over the streets.

The park features the original, fully restored and operational 120-foot long locomotive turntable and a carefully chosen collection of full-sized railway equipment. It is home to the Toronto Railway Historical Association live steam miniature railway and other outdoor exhibits illustrating Toronto's railway heritage. Next door to Steamwhistle Brewery!

Allan Gardens is a conservatory and urban park located in the Garden District of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The property includes a playground, off-leash dog park, and a 1,500 square metres conservatory with six green houses.

Even the street signs are in Greek in lively Greektown, also known as "The Danforth." Crowds come for to its international mix of restaurants, cafes and bars, especially the Greek tavernas and pastry shops, as well as a vibrant mix of specialty boutiques. The neighbourhood is also home to the landmark Danforth Music Hall venue and the annual August Taste of the Danforth, which has food stalls, live music and dancing.

Set on a strip of College Street, buzzy Little Italy's main draw is its classic pizzerias, trattorias and gelato shops, as well as its international restaurants and produce markets. Sleek martini bars, trendy pubs, and concerts at the famous Mod Club round out the area's nightlife, which mostly attracts students and hipsters. In summer, locals and visitors flock to outdoor patios lined with casual cafes.

Home of the Toronto Blue Jays baseball team and open air concerts! This stadium has a retractable roof that is often open in the summer. Head to the 5th level for $5 hot dogs and beers.

Energetic Chinatown hosts a variety of Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai and Japanese restaurants that range from dim sum and pho to modern fusion. The animated Asian open-air markets and shops along Spadina Avenue offer fresh fruits and vegetables, along with herbal medicine and souvenirs. Chinese New Year celebrations draw tourists and locals to live stage shows, martial arts demonstrations and lion dances

Known as “Roncy” to locals, this neighbourhood next to High Park caters to those who would enjoy a more relaxed vibe—with an Eastern European and family-friendly flavour. This is a traditionally Polish area, and you can still eat your fill of Eastern European treats along the main street. You'll also find vintage stores, design and gift boutiques, and eateries that cater to Roncy’s many vegan and health-conscious residents.

This eclectic, multicultural neighbourhood is filled with all manner of quirky bars, quaint restaurants, independent stores and traditional family-style Portuguese bakeries. Traditionally home to people of Portuguese and Brazilian backgrounds, it’s become even more diverse in recent years. If you’re lucky enough to be here in June there’s the Dundas West Fest—a street party of music, food, dancing and arts.

The Canadian National Exhibition (CNE), also known as The Exhibition or The Ex, is an annual fair that takes place at Exhibition Place in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on the third Friday of August leading up to and including Labour Day, the first Monday in September.

Next to University of Toronto's St. George Campus, The Annex is a lively area that draws students to its casual eateries, indie bookshops, bars and cafes on Bloor Street West. It also has the iconic Lee's Palace rock concert venue, the quirky Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema and the Royal Ontario Museum art and natural history museum, one of the largest in North America. Leafy residential streets feature stately homes.

North America’s largest urban park, the 79-square kilometre (nearly 20,000 acres) Rouge National Urban Park, which has a rich cultural history dating back over 10,000 years. This is Toronto’s biodiversity hotspot, with the Rouge River, expansive marshes, ponds, meadows and forests galore. Nestled in its protected territory are almost 1,000 different plant species, mixed woodlands and the endangered native butternut tree, which can grow up to 30 m (98 ft) tall.

A vibrant slice of Korean culture nestled along Bloor Street West between Christie and Bathurst Streets. Koreatown Toronto is a must-visit destination where you’ll discover a unique blend of traditional and modern Korean experiences.