The Best Places to see in Toronto

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Opening Hours

Monday

9AM–10:30PM

Tuesday

9AM–10:30PM

Wednesday

9AM–10:30PM

Thursday

9AM–10:30PM

Friday

9AM–10:30PM

Saturday

9AM–10:30PM

Sunday

9AM–10:30PM

CN Tower

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Website: cntower.ca

Address: 301 Front St W,Toronto, ON M5V 2T6,Canada

Phone: +1 416-868-6937

Categories:

Tower
Tourism
Vacances
Event venue
Places of Interest
Tourist Attraction

Reviews

Suman Kumari

Added bonus is all the wonderful travelers to Canada you get to meet and to experience their excitement and love for Canada in addition to the epic views. I always feel thankful that I live in Canada when I meet others who allow me to see Canada through their fresh eyes and appreciation for this beautiful country. Everyone is so friendly and eager to share! Oh Canada, loves all and excludes none! So important to support our national treasures as they offer so much more to humanity than we think! Great job Canada!

Sumita Sharma

Patricia

Great place to go with family and friends from out of town. Always a treat for visitors, especially the glass floor walk. The views are breathtaking to say the least. Added bonus is all the wonderful travelers to Canada you get to meet and to experience their excitement and love for Canada in addition to the epic views. I always feel thankful that I live in Canada when I meet others who allow me to see Canada through their fresh eyes and appreciation for this beautiful country. Everyone is so friendly and eager to share! Oh Canada, loves all and excludes none! So important to support our national treasures as they offer so much more to humanity than we think! Great job Canada!

Katie Wong

Visited the CN Tower with my boyfriend last week. It was $38/person to access the two main levels. The customer service agent told us right away that a portion of one of the levels was blocked off for a private event. We chose to pay and go up anyways. It wasn't overly busy so there was lots of space to stare out the window without worrying about hogging the area or squeezing between other groups. The best part was when an employee, Francis, offered to take our photo. He knew all the right poses and angles and was very friendly with everyone. Once other people saw he was taking photos they started asking and he kindly obliged. He clicked away and now my boyfriend and I have some really nice photos of our time at the CN Tower. Only reason for one less star is that $40 seems like a lot for an elevator ride. Once you are up there you're only options are to spend more money on food, souvenirs, or accessing an even higher floor.

Jessica Peveler

Lovely, if very pricey experience. Prime rib was the most tender I've had. Superb city views, top notch service. Dinner includes access to observation deck. Maybe not the best restaurant in the City (especially for the price), but a must-do for visitors or very special occasions.

GALAXY GALWAY

This is Canadian national Tower in Toronto Ontario. This is very popular place in Canada and all the world. If we go top of the tower we can see all the world. They have very fast electric elevator's. If we go to the top of the tower they have nice restaurants and restrooms and tables and chairs. We can enjoy the life day in there . This is very popular place in Canada near this area Rogers center aquarium air Canada center and so many popular place in here. Everyone can enjoy this area.

HARRIS LAM

The food is really tasty! Fine dining! Great time for a family day or a romantic date! Amazing view of the city EVEN during foggy and snowy days. You get the swaggerlicious experience regardless! Staff is super charming and helpful. A lot of fun facts with this tower. I would love to live in the tower forever.

Kartik Bharadwaj

If there are only two places that you get to visit in Canada the first should be Niagara Falls and the second should be the CN tower. Standing tall is the CN tower which is a source of pride for every Canadian. Tickets for visitors are very economical if you just do the general visit and not the edge-walk. There’s also a restaurant on top that can act as a perfect date spot. The views from the tower are mesmerizing and I was told that from the topmost level one can see the Niagara Falls on a very clear day.

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Opening Hours

Monday

9:30AM–5PM

Tuesday

9:30AM–5PM

Wednesday

9:30AM–5PM

Thursday

9:30AM–5PM

Friday

9:30AM–5PM

Saturday

9:30AM–5PM

Sunday

9:30AM–5PM

Casa Loma

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Toronto Places to see

Website: casaloma.ca

Address: 1 Austin Terrace,Toronto, ON M5R 1X8,Canada

Phone: +1 416-923-1171

Categories:

Museum
Castle
Tourism
Vacances
Places of Interest
Tourist Attraction
Historical landmark

Reviews

Nickolas Taki

Beautiful and so rich in Canadian history. Taking a tour of the castle is such a great time. Exploring your way through the upper towers is a really cool experience. The way the vehicles are so we'll maintained is amazing as well. Lots of nice locations for some good photos as well. I would love to try their escape room theme night!

Nancy Morataya

This place is jaw dropping! I can't even begin to describe how beautiful the architecture is, both inside and on the outside. Make sure you wear comfortable shoes because it's huge! There's so much to see. The view from the towers alone is so worth it! It can get a little crowded, but again, it's so worth it! The food is great too. They also have a cute little gift shop!

Storm Hilario

I’ve come to Casa Lima for many events. My favourite has to be high tea. You get to roam the castle before hand and then sit for tea. The finger foods were a wide range which is great. Desserts were also a wide variety, but the best part is more desserts were handed out and your able to chose from them all. There was also a harpist, and she played the violin if it was your birthday! So nice.

Shaji Rajavickneswaran

Very cool place!! The castle itself is pretty cool, but they also have a lot of theme nights that are worth checking out! I went to the Just For Laughs Comedy night on a Wednesday that we bought through a Groupon (2 for $22). If you want good seats, I'd recommend going early! We got there around 5 PM for a 7:30 show to ensure we got a seat under the pavilion (Always the best seats in there, and saves you from the rain! Plus it has A/C!). Food was a little pricey for small portions, and there's a set charge of 18% tip. We went us a group from work, so just got a few apps to split. Food was mediocre but the Sparkling Sangria was good! Since we got there so early, our seats were saved and we got to go explore the tower a bit which was fun! Other event night are live music performers like Sean Jones on Mondays and Symphony in the park on Tuesdays. Check em out! Makes for a fun night!

Hayden Fox

Definitely more interesting than your run of the mill museums. Old fashion cars, high ceiling murals and late 1800’s decor replicas all add to the overall ambiance. Lots of parking, cost $10 for the day, plus admission. The gardens were not open at the end of March, but I was told if you go in the summer the beautiful flowers surrounding the castle are worth the venture to Casa Loma.

Jessica Andrade

Absolutely beautiful site to visit. You wear a headset that can be found in the lower level and then tour around this amazing old home and learn about the family. Amazing architecture that is rare to see in modern buildings. Best spot is an amazing view of the city the roof if you climb the winding stairs to the top floor. Keep accessibility and stairs in mind if you have a stroller. I think there was an elevator but it won't reach all the floors.

D Stevens

A jewel in the heart of Toronto and a throw back to the age of the quirky rich. This castle built on a hill (Casa Loma means house on a hill), has been must see tourist location in Toronto. Built by a wealthy man at the start of the 20th century the home was a homage to one mans wealth and sense of importance. Its great to wonder through the house and see the stately rooms. The billiard room is one of my favourite as is the tunnel that leads underground connecting the main house to the stables. The original owner was also an officer during the first world war and hence displays of his military career. Sadly, the gentleman ran out of money and the house was taken over by the City of Toronto who for many years operated the property. Sadly, the City turned over the running of the property to a private company. They have already converted what was once a great room into a steak house. The place is starting to take on a Disney feel rather than the grand old lady she was years ago. Still, if you can look past the new operators and focus on the house its a wonderful stop on any tour of Toronto or as a place of interest to those living in Toronto.

Ryan Chenery

Incredible place to visit. So much history in this place. Also a very popular venue for movie scenes, you'll be able to see this place and a number of different movies. HUGE place and great to explore. Highly recommend spending a couple of hours here when you visit

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Opening Hours

Monday

9AM–11PM

Tuesday

9AM–11PM

Wednesday

9AM–11PM

Thursday

9AM–11PM

Friday

9AM–11PM

Saturday

9AM–11PM

Sunday

9AM–11PM

Ripley's Aquarium of Canada

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Toronto Places to see

Website: ripleyaquariums.com

Address: 288 Bremner Blvd,Toronto, ON M5V 3L9,Canada

Phone: +1 647-351-3474

Categories:

Aquarium
Tourism
Vacances
Event venue
Places of Interest
Tourist Attraction
Zoos and aquariums

Reviews

Urmela Pancham

Such a great great experience! Came here twice, once with my kids and the second time to bring my parents. They absolutely loved it! Great environment for both adult and kids! For both fun and learning! My favourite part was the jelly fish! They were so beau and mesmerizing! Highly recommend this to tourists and people in out city for something to do! Hope you enjoy it as much as I did!

E D

I initially rated this place with 4 stars because I was exhausted from the field trip my school just had here. While it was fascinating, there were a lot of people and it was quite busy. This was on a Thursday. However, I went again the following day because my daughter begged to go. We got there around 6 pm. My previous day experience left me less than impressed and I just wanted to quickly go through the aquarium. Let me tell you how this place transformed! Visiting it at a different time made such a difference. I wasn't aware that Fridays are Jazz Nights. A live band was playing when we entered. They also had several a few drink stations (alcoholic/non-alcoholic). There were still kids, but without so many of them, the pace was slower and it was a lot more enjoyable. Friday nights are ideal for dates and just to have a nice adult night out. Avoid going during the day due to busy field trips. Come after 5/6 pm for a more relaxed and enjoyable time. It closes at 11 pm, so you definitely have plenty of time to explore the aquarium.

Aman Sachdeva

It was a great experience with so many different varieties of coral reefs, fishes, sharks and many more. You'll also get to learn about existence of life underwater. You'll get a chance to not only look at the sea creatures but also to touch them. They've added some interesting knowledgeable stuff but that too in an interesting way so that you don't feel bored. A must visit place and a great spending of time. Cameras and mobile phones are allowed. I think it's little over priced or may be they hiked the price recently. We enjoyed a lot !

- Darcy

If you are visiting Toronto, we totally recommend visit here. If you live in the area I'd recommend getting a year pass and use it as a summertime rainny day play destination. Employees are nice. I always walk, so I have no experience with the parking. Food is simple and satisfactory; aimed more for kids. I have gotten the pizza, muffins, and Hamburgers and all are fine. The entire ace is handicap accessible. They even have an adult size lift changing table.

Xinrui Wang

The underwater tunnel is amazing. You get to see sharks, turtles and stingrays swimming by closely. We spent 2 hrs in the aquarium with two kids. It's smaller than I expected. You don't get to see dolphins and seals like you would in other big aquariums. Snacks and waters are allowed. Definitely worth the visit and kids enjoyed the trip.

Nelson L Urgiles

This was one of my favorite things in Canada. What an impressive aquarium, filled with so many sea creatures and with a lot of information to learn about them. The underwater tunnel where you can see all the sharks, stingrays and more sea creatures is a must-see/must-experience if you are in Toronto. I would definitely recommend this place to everyone and I'm going to be revisiting this aquarium on my next trip.

Ryan Lamkin

Great place the spend the day by yourself or with the family. See many different sea creatures and they even have a touch tank. Has a convey that brings you through the bottom of larger tanks so you can see sharks, Ray's and many fish swimming overhead. Great selection of souvenirs and toys at the gift shop for all ages.

mousumi mahanta

Awesome experience, felt like I was in national geographic channel, everything was so surreal. Loved every bit of it. But the star of the show was definitely the sharks. It's a lifetime experience which people coming to Toronto should definitely feel. Kids love it and its definitely a must for them 🤩🤩🤩🤩

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Opening Hours

Monday

Closed

Tuesday

Closed

Wednesday

Closed

Thursday

Closed

Friday

8:15–9:30PM

Saturday

8:15–9:30PM

Sunday

Closed

The Haunted Walk of Toronto

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Toronto Places to see

Website: hauntedwalk.com

Address: 56 The Esplanade #305A,Toronto, ON M5E 1A6,Canada

Phone: +1 416-238-1473

Categories:

Tourist Attraction
Tourism
Vacances
Places of Interest

Reviews

A Johns

So much fun! We've lived near the city for years but have never done the haunted walk. Lots of cool places to visit, and the background into the haunted history is really interesting!

Bob Savino

Our tour guide, Basil, was outstanding. He was very knowledgeable and friendly. My daughter and I learned a lot about the history of Toronto. The haunted stories from the past were fascinating.

James Payne

We had a great time on the Time Travel Tour! Edwin was our guide and he did a fantastic job setting the scene for the tour. We got to learn a lot of Toronto history in a fun way, play games, and maybe even save the entire time-space continuum. Definitely recommended for fans of a certain long running British science fiction show, or anyone looking for a walking tour with a fun, quirky premise.

Oksana Rotman

Expected to go inside the places we stood outside of. Boring af

Joshua Pal

This was an amazing tour. It has an amazing atmosphere I would definitely recommend this and Nicola was an amazing guide! The stories were amazing and were very eerie. Buildings were restored very well and fit the stories perfectly! The guide did an amazing job explaining the stories with sources and definitely made the stories feel real(or be real 👻).

Chesco Threesixsixsix

Just finished my first tour with my girlfriend for her birthday. The guide Adam was amazing and even told a story for my girlfriends birthday. Great experience. Would recommend.

Jeff McBride

Did the Original Walk and it was great. Margot (sp?) was a very knowledgeable and entertaining guide. Would recommend this tour for those who like to learn some interesting history and hear cool ghost stories.

Melissa Graham

Did the U of T walk last night with a group. It was fun but pretty cold! Appreciated that they made an effort to accommodate slower walker and people like myself in wheelchairs. Would've like to have left a little more scared.

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Opening Hours

Monday

10AM–5:30PM

Tuesday

10AM–5:30PM

Wednesday

10AM–5:30PM

Thursday

10AM–5:30PM

Friday

10AM–5:30PM

Saturday

10AM–5:30PM

Sunday

10AM–5:30PM

Royal Ontario Museum

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Toronto Places to see

Website: rom.on.ca

Address: 100 Queens Park,Toronto, ON M5S 2C6,Canada

Phone: +1 416-586-8000

Categories:

Museum
Tourism
Vacances
Places of Interest
Tourist Attraction
Natural history museum

Reviews

nivedita bag

Amazing place to visit at least once also ! If you have kids, this is the best place to come. Children will definitely enjoy and learn a lot. They have really segregated every section very precisely and have kept games in few sections which made the museum more interesting and interactive for the children . Have tried to showcase everything in a way that children learn things in their own.

Wage Slave

Fantastic museum & great dinosaur collection. Good layout & interactive nature exhibits with staff available to explain things. great for kids to explore & engage. I didn't think the new, white angular in-fill architecture worked. I've seen much better (think Kings Cross station, UK). It did create more spaces, but left a lot of blanks & odd corridors which was disorienting & could have used the spaces better

Tamara Pav

I'm surprised I haven't reviewed the ROM yet. Get out there and enjoy their many programs. I've attended the Friday night live events, they get busy but I highly recommend. Their many adult workshops and lectures are also fascinating, and constantly being offered.

Frank VANDERZALM

The ROM is THE museum to visit! We were there to check out two special exhibits, an international nature photography exhibit and one of East Indian treasures. We are annual subscribers which allows us unlimited visits (with guests) plus access to the special exhibits. The regular exhibits are a must see too. Everyone loves the dinosaurs, Egyptian and Roman antiquities and kids have to see the Canadian natural section. There are hands on activities for the kids and they really love the gift store too.

Anthony Chater

The last time I went to the ROM, is like most.... as a kid with there school. But to see it now... Wow, I am very glad this place is in our great city. The exhibits were engaging and interesting as well as beautiful. To find that I can learn something new even at my age was a great experience. I highly recommend anybody going to the ROM. I know I will be going back.... For sure.

aazee 1982i

Beautiful museum with a lot of content and things to do for kids and adults. The wildlife photographer of the year by Natural History Museum was awesome. Buying an yearly pass is well worth it..it allows 2 adults and 4 kids. We had fun this March break. The restaurant closes early, would appreciate if they can open till the museum closes otherwise everything was good.

P P

Lots of cool and interesting things to discover. Even though it was March Break it wasn't as crazy busy. The cafeteria could be a little bit bigger and better organized. It was way too hot and crowded. There were only 4 cashiers. More seating would be helpful. Also there should be an 'in/out' policy. People should have the freedom to go outside the ROM for a coffee or food of their choice. Other than that, it is a cool place to explore.

Brandon Ramberack

First time visiting this place after being in Toronto my whole life! Glad I did this place is amazing and rich in history. Be sure to check out all the free tours they have available when you got here, Definitely worthy he admission fee here since there is a lot of do and see! Amazing place for family’s to come and tourist visiting the city!

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Opening Hours

Monday

10AM–4PM

Tuesday

10AM–4PM

Wednesday

10AM–4PM

Thursday

10AM–4PM

Friday

10AM–4PM

Saturday

10AM–4PM

Sunday

10AM–4PM

Attractions Ontario

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Toronto Places to see

Website: attractionsontario.ca

Address: 344 Bloor St W #504,Toronto, ON M5S 3A7,Canada

Phone: +1 416-868-4386

Categories:

Tourist information center
Tourism
Vacances

Reviews

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Opening Hours

Monday

9:30AM–4:30PM

Tuesday

9:30AM–4:30PM

Wednesday

9:30AM–4:30PM

Thursday

9:30AM–4:30PM

Friday

9:30AM–4:30PM

Saturday

9:30AM–6PM

Sunday

9:30AM–6PM

Toronto Zoo

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Toronto Places to see

Website: torontozoo.com

Address: 2000 Meadowvale Rd,Toronto, ON M1B 5K7,Canada

Phone: +1 416-392-5900

Categories:

Zoo
Tourism
Vacances
Places of Interest
Tourist Attraction
Zoos and aquariums

Reviews

Kailash Dhumal

Many animals are off exhibit during the colder months. Best time to visit will be in summer. Nonetheless a wonderful place to visit. Almost every part of the planet covered including many rare and exotic species. The closed pavilion with actual forest feeling is out of the world. Plenty of benches to enjoy home cooked food. Few tips with respect to travel: If visiting the zoo from Rouge hill Go station, there is a direct bus to zoo (85A) which runs only on weekends. However the same service is not available while returning. One needs to catch 85 and get down at board 85A again.

Cathie Penalagan

I go every year to the zoo. So much to see that you can't do it all in one trip. This year I went twice, once in the summer (to celebrate my birthday) and once in the winter (to celebrate my brothers). Wow, a completely different experience in the winter. We will certainly go in the winter next year too. We thoroughly enjoyed it and less crowded than in the summer. I would recommend going in the winter to everyone.

Beth K

We always have a great time at the zoo and have a family membership. Our last visit was during March Break and the Thomas activities in the event pavilion were great, but we were expecting more at the passport stamp locations around the zoo instead of just pictures of the trains. Penelope the endangered pygmy hippo is adorable and our current favourite animal to visit. We can wait to get a look at Obi the baby zebra and the new baby warthogs too! There is always plenty of parking and any lines move fast. The splash pad is fun in the summer, but definitely busy on weekends.

Gautham Venkatesan

Amazing place for kids. The zoo is well maintained. The zoo keepers were so good and informative. We could see some rare species of animals and reptiles. So much fun to see the polar bear swimming happily back and forth..

Eric Hayton

A very large and extremely well maintained zoo. Large, clean, well kept enclosures housing an impressive collection of species. Animals seem well cared for and content. Go early, especially on weekends. By mid afternoon the park is too busy to enjoy. Bring your own food. Prices are high and the food service areas are complete chaos. If you need to bring a stroller, bring a SMALL one! A lot of the exhibits are indoor and the walkways get tight.

Camilla Gibson

It was a great day to go to the zoo. In the middle of winter a nice sunny day. A great place to go to see the winter animals and also some of the newer babies. It was not to busy so it was perfect. It was very easy to go around to the indoor exhibits. We had a nice park employee tell us the best route to take. It has been along time since we had been there. Definitely going back when it gets warmer. A great way to spend the day.

Aafia Tanvir

Loved walking around looking at the beautiful beautiful animals. But I think summer will definitely be better to visit because it was too cold when I went (early March). The volunteers are really nice there and the place is so well kept

Darrel Soares

Its a great place to spend a day with family or friends. The zoo has special rides that are seasonal, so check their website before u go. The zoo also offers baby strollers for rent, so thats a great help. The animals are well taken care off and you are able to see most of them. Its absolute value for money. I would recommend to visit during summer. Overall its a great place to spend a day.

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Opening Hours

Monday

Open 24 hours

Tuesday

Open 24 hours

Wednesday

Open 24 hours

Thursday

Open 24 hours

Friday

Open 24 hours

Saturday

Open 24 hours

Sunday

Open 24 hours

High Park

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Toronto Places to see

Website: highparktoronto.com

Address: 1873 Bloor St W,Toronto, ON M6R 2Z3,Canada

Phone: +1 416-338-0338

Categories:

Park
Tourism
Vacances
Places of Interest
Tourist Attraction

Reviews

Bruno Rinaldi

This park is huge and beautiful. Perfect for picnics and outdoors activities. During spring time is gorgeous since the cherry blossom season. It can get a bit busy after lunch time, so if you prefer a calm place, make sure you get there early. And please, don't leave your garbage on the ground. Bring a plastic bag with you and let's keep our public areas clean =).

Aimee Ruggeri

Seriously!!!! Probably the most beautiful park in Toronto. High park is set in the fabulous rolling Hills and a central Toronto area. Not only is it always lush and beautiful (even in the winter) it's absolutely refreshing. The nice thing about high park is that most of the time you can go off when the trails yourself and you don't have to stay on a beaten path. watch out for the high park cherry blossoms when they come however be careful this attraction brings pretty much every single person in Toronto into the park! Try to pick a day that's not as busy as a Saturday or Sunday to view this special event. a side note is that my husband says that a lot of Pokemon come up in this area and he's found several people to do raids against with. We've both even done raids together with others in this park. Everyone here in this area seems pretty sweet. (If your into games). There are several beautiful landmarks as well as a great history lesson in this park. Also the squirrels are extremely friendly oh, did I mention the zoo? also the restaurant however I will leave a separate post based on the restaurant ....

Michael Grover

Beautiful park in the west end. Easy access by transit, and right off the highway. Lovely pond and open spaces, and wooded areas too. Includes a small zoo and theatre (Shakespeare in the Park) in the summer. Neighborhood around the park is great too. Definitely worth spending a day here if you are in Toronto.

Roger Lascorz

Neat park with a lot of nature. It can get visited all year for free. It is clean and not too loud. This place is specially charming when all of it can explored due to nice weather. A lot of nice people and cute dogs. Also nice for biking, walking or hanging out.

K Turtlepie

Wow, what can I say about high park. It hold very special place in my life... something incredible happened here.. Its beautiful. Biggest in Toronto. Lots of activities you can do with family and friends. I like to those ducks. Quack Quack Quack... Quack... Wear sun block and bug spray.. Trails for bike ride,jogging, long romantic walks.. benches to see water and ducks or peaceful sitting away from crowd.. Have lots of fun.. and make memories like we did...

Margarita Keimakh

Love bringing my toddler here! We love the little “zoo” area and that the water/beach is just a short walk (or drive) away. One of our favourite areas to come nice and early during the weekend as we’re not a fan of the huge crowds this park draws later in the day.

natalia jakubek

Went skating, free skate rink is open all day. Played in the snow with my daughter. Sunned myself against the pool building. Then photographed the winter gardens. I love the exceptional Dawn redwood specimens. Love this place if I'm looking to spend time outdoors.

EUGENE SALDANHA

A public park with free entry for all ages. I visited High Park in winter and found it difficult to walk around as it was snowing and there were strong winds blowing.There is a lake in the park which is used for skating in winter and some of the slopes are used for snow tobogganing,snow tubing and snow sledging. Free parking is available and there is the Grenadier Cafe serving all day breakfast,snacks, cold and hot beverages. There are a number of toilets all round the park.There is wheelchair parking. I hope to visit the park in spring and summer to admire the cherry and apple blossoms.

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Opening Hours

Monday

Closed

Tuesday

8AM–6PM

Wednesday

8AM–6PM

Thursday

8AM–6PM

Friday

8AM–7PM

Saturday

5AM–5PM

Sunday

Closed

St. Lawrence Market

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Toronto Places to see

Website: stlawrencemarket.com

Address: 93 Front St E,Toronto, ON M5E 1C3,Canada

Phone: +1 416-392-7219

Categories:

Farmers' market
Market
Tourism
Vacances
Places of Interest
Tourist Attraction
Historical landmark

Reviews

Haley F

This place is definitely a must if you’re visiting Toronto from out of town! My partner and I went for about 2 hours and just walked around, taking in the different aromas. We decided to eat at the Fish market and it was delightful! We shared the halibut and chips which also came with a side of coleslaw and amazing tartar sauce. I highly recommend this meal! It was the best fish and chips I’ve ever had.

Ravi Singh

Wow, what a great place to visit. Get there early! We arrived by 8:30am, parked in the public parking lot close by, and people were coming in. We visited the main market place first, and headed straight for the pastries. Did we buy a lot! Lots of choices of cakes and other items. We then walked around looking at all the different food places. Eventually, we bought crepes, which was a treat to watch how they made them, and they tasted great. Lots of food choices, and I'm so anxious to go back and try other options. I also bought crocodile burgers to cook at home from the exotic meat place upstairs. Never thought I would see that selling! We visited the other part of the market after, with more fresh produce, organic stuff and maple syrup options. We enjoyed browsing more and did not actually buy anything there. Maybe because of all the pastries we got initially! Definitely a place to visit if you are ever in Toronto!

Irial Kennedy

This is a great market with lots of variety. There is a huge selection of fresh and cured meats. This is a great place to meet for a coffee or a bite to eat but seating is a bit of a premium, you will need to looking around to find a place to sit. It can be crowed when it is busy but still manageable.

Lindsey Ross

Excellent market! Nice place to wander through on a Saturday morning. There were so many people offering a taste of their product, I almost felt like I was at Costco but it was all local and delicious. The fresh pasta was amazing and if I wasn't travelling with just carry on I would take so much home. I did pick up some dried okra and garlic. Both so yummy, and only found BC the taste testers! Picked up some funky cards downstairs too. Would have liked to see a local artist or two. I was keeping an eye out for fun prints!

Elisa Simpson

It was Saturday and the place was packed. But what can you expect when the vendors deliver some of the best meats, cheeses, fish, seafood, breads, baked goods, fruits and vegetables and other prepared foods to enjoy as you’re walking around. We ended up buying a freezer bag so we could pick up goodies that would be cool and safe until we arrived home. If I lived in Toronto I would definitely live close to this very special shopping experience. Be sure to go hungry because there are so many one of a kind options for you to enjoy before you head home

Ronit Kothari

A very cool place. It's a historical structure with new shops inside. Great place to browse, also, a great place to find out a little bit about the old Toronto city. You can find almost anything here, from food, fresh vegetables, nick nacks , souvenirs, clothing and more. Be sure to indulge in some amazing food and pastries here like what I ordered: a box of 12 assorted macaroons. They were absolutely amazing and are a must try. Plus, it's located in downtown, close to the lake , close to the major financial district as well, steps away from from the cool flat iron building. Also, parking is available close by however it is paid parking. Good luck trying to find free parking. All in all a cool place to visit which shows some vibrant history of this amazing city.

Meaghan Mackenzie

Definitely worth visiting. They have a little bit of everything. It's been rated as one of the best markets in the world. It may be one of North Americas best markets but it isn't one of the best in the world. My pictures don't do it justice. It's a great place for tourists and for locals. Some of the items are market up over prices outside the market but there are some unique things to choose. It's also nice to have such a huge variety under 1 roof. Parking on the street outside is $4/hour. Sometimes there are tons of samples which is a real perk! Some of the shops offer discounts on food 30 minutes to 1 hour before closing.

Laura

Our server was great and buffet was good. However they ran out of Yorkshires by 530 and roast beef was offered in almost shaved fashion. You had to ask for more to simply make one serving. Desserts were lovely.

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Monday

Closed

Tuesday

10:30AM–5PM

Wednesday

10:30AM–9PM

Thursday

10:30AM–5PM

Friday

10:30AM–9PM

Saturday

10:30AM–5:30PM

Sunday

10:30AM–5:30PM

Art Gallery of Ontario

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Website: ago.ca

Address: 317 Dundas St W,Toronto, ON M5T 1G4,Canada

Phone: +1 416-979-6648

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Reviews

Elizabeth Friesen

I absolutely adore the AGO! I attended the "Impressionism in the Age of Industry" exhibit, with a few of my friends, and we were all blown away! The exhibit was thoughtfully planned out, the works of art were magnificent and well-displayed, and the supplemental exhibits were informative and enlightening. The most famous of the Impressionists were well-represented; yet, there were works on display by many other artists who had, previously, been unfamiliar to me. If you're expecting Monet's water lilies, this isn't the exhibit for you. If you'd like to learn how the Impressionists expressed the grittier, less romantic side of their surroundings, then I would strongly urge you to attend. Once you've finished viewing this special exhibit, the rest of the gallery contains many treasures to enjoy. And, of course, the gift shop is filled with an amazing collection of items, suitable for all ages and budgets. A visit to the AGO is highly recommended, for tourists and locals alike!!!

Patricia

I love art, it is such a treat to see the world through artists eyes, also curious about how they express themselves through their paintings, sculptures etc. Most of the time I am uplifted, other times I am left wondering what they were thinking to create some unusual art, and the question then arises, what is art? It’s all exciting and am generally thankful to have this wonderful venue in our city. This is a great place to go and take in the concentrated creative energies of some incredible artists periodically showcased. My recent visit is showcasing The Impressionists of the Industrial Age. There are some Monet pieces that I had not seen before which is exciting. I was also delighted to see some of my all time favorites from The Group of Seven Tom Thompson, Lauren Harris and Emily Carr. I am proud of our Art Gallery and look forward to the next show. It was easy to get to by Toronto Transit. So happy and ‘feel good” to absorb beautiful artwork and to share a few of the art pieces captured. There is so much to see.

Jeffery

A must see in Toronto. I used to visit it quite often when I lived in Toronto years ago. The building itself is quite an amazing art. It always had wonderful exhibitions all year round. It features many famous Canadian artists’ works, of which I like the most are Group of Seven and Emily Carr. Lately I visited it again and found many newly added exhibitions and the layout and lighting of exhibition rooms improved greatly after renovation. Highly recommended!

Melanie Morrison

The exhibit (industrial impressionism) was very well done, the entryway matched the theme perfectly. We stayed and looked at the contemporary and modern works, are fabulous, if not a bit outdated. I think contemporary as the past 30yrs, and modern ought to be the past 5yrs...but that's just me. I DID get to see my 1st Miro in person, so I'm glad they had some older contemporary art. There are 2 places to eat for all price ranges.

Bridget Renwick

A wonderful art gallery that didn't seem to end. I loved the variety and especially the letters and photos from those lost to the war. I would also love to thank the staff for being very kind and thoughtful when thought I lost my (very special) necklace there. They were very comforting and did everything in their capacity to help. If you are visiting, please check out this Art Gallery! The walk from the central of Toronto to the gallery goes through Chinatown so it is a nice walk.

Randy McCall

As far as large art galleries go - the AGO is a good one. There is a considerable collection of the famous Group of Seven Canadian artists. It also boasts a special feature artist or group of artists. It also has a child play area and other features. Handicap accessible with elevators. Impressionism: In the Age of Industry, with Many famous French artists in including Monet. Its fabulous.

Andres Raun

The AGO continues to make art accessible to all with free night on Wednesday from 6-9. The special galleries that are on are also available at a discount, but are definitely not necessary if you haven't been before. 3 hours is certainly not enough to see the whole collection. Something new to me they seem to have taken on recently is signs on the floor advertising when someone from the gallery will be coming by to discuss a certain piece of art. I usually like to finish the evening with a walk through nearby graffiti alleyway to get some more art in and check out some local artists latest work.

Steven Williams

This is a gallery that has plenty to offer visitors, with both an impressive permanent collection and excellent temporary exhibits. The Impressionists in an Age of Industry exhibit is fascinating. One usually thinks of the Impressionists as painters of light, water and nature; however here we see their talents put to use in displaying some of the intrusive modern technologies that were transforming the modern environment. These paintings might not have the same idyllic qualities as garden and river scenes, but they still shimmer with life. After seeing this exhibit, next time you look at one of Monet's paintings of water lilies, perhaps the hoot of a train will imaginatively sound in the distance. Overall, I don't think many visitors who come to the AGO will be disappointed, however, one has to be prepared for crowds at popular exhibits during busy time

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Opening Hours

Monday

9:30AM–4:30PM

Tuesday

9:30AM–4:30PM

Wednesday

9:30AM–4:30PM

Thursday

9:30AM–4:30PM

Friday

9:30AM–4:30PM

Saturday

9:30AM–6PM

Sunday

9:30AM–6PM

Penguin House

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Website: torontozoo.com

Address: Toronto, ON M1B 5K7,Canada

Phone: +1 416-392-5929

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Lisa William

Disappointed, not recommended to go. Wasted time and money.

Ric00 .

Came as part of a Bio field trip. Nice place. Some of the enclosures (non-penguin) were rather small. Kinda wish they were released

Matt Banks

Seriously, who DOESN'T love penguins?!

aDi

not very clean

Cameron Young

There are a lot of penguins!

Kaitlyn Oakley

Cool

David Fibingr

Awesone

E Santos

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Centreville Amusement Park

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Website: centreisland.ca

Address: 9 Queens Quay W,Toronto, ON M5J 2H3,Canada

Phone: +1 416-203-0405

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Opening Hours

Monday

10AM–8:30PM

Tuesday

10AM–8:30PM

Wednesday

10AM–8:30PM

Thursday

10AM–8:30PM

Friday

10AM–8:30PM

Saturday

10AM–8:30PM

Sunday

10AM–8:30PM

Edwards Gardens

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Website: toronto.ca

Address: 755 Lawrence Ave E,North York, ON M3C 1P2,Canada

Phone: +1 416-392-8188

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Reviews

Diquan Cephas

A really good spot for anyone who likes outdoors and nature. It is Perfect for photo shooting, pick nicks, dates (I've seen weddings taken place here). Great for walking dogs, biking (lots of trails)... Shop on Garden grounds to purchase arts, gardening items and tools etc.

Thierry N

Excellent place with amazing views. Has a river flowing through the park. Good place to see flowers during the summer. At the main entrance during summer there are sometimes flower designs which are pretty cool.

Jason Yee

This is a great park with open spaces to run and play. They also have bridge crossings that traverse the creek. There's a learning center for kids to check out how composting works, how butterflies come to be, etc. It's a great park in the middle of the city next to downtown. You also don't hear much of the local traffic at all!

Nancy Zhang

Absolutely gorgeous. Wedding photos happening all summer long. Hard to find parking is the only downside

Patricia

Love all things nature and to have this space in the city close by is a treat. Love to walk here all seasons, nature offers up seasonal surprises, especially Spring. Coming here ‘off-season’ not that I have one, just means you have a lot of privacy walking, very few people on the path if any at times, unlike summer time. With and without foot traffic, presents an opportunity to connect with other like minded folks or engage in quiet walks for a more peaceful reflection. Either way, discovering that I am an all-season walker in nature. Rain, snow or shine just indicates whether I need to bundle up, bring an umbrella And rubber boots or wear my shorts to get some vitamin D. Easy to get to and provides a bit of a sanctuary space, an easy way to step out of the city for a moment and regenerate, lay down your troubles, rest your nervous system and recover from city living oriented stress. Thank you City of Toronto. Don’t forget to donate when parking ( free for now), to keep these Gardens thriving so we can continue to enjoy them along with the younger generations.

Michael Flosznik

I was there for an orchid show. There were a large variety of orchids showcased and information on growing orchids. A large variety of orchids ...shapes...sizes...colouring...in one word (particularly on a winter day) just 'BREATHTAKING !'

GALAXY GALWAY

This is very very important place in Toronto. This's are botanical gardens and turismo place. There are so many different types of plants flowers vegetables come from all over the world. They have very best restaurants and so many restrooms and so many free cars parking. Even one have to enjoy in summer time.

Erwin Lievre

Always peaceful and beautiful when you go at the right season. Can get busy though. Lot of wedding photography there. I always take my friends and family when they are coming for a visit to Toronto to this place.

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Opening Hours

Monday

9AM–8PM

Tuesday

9AM–8PM

Wednesday

9AM–8PM

Thursday

9AM–8PM

Friday

9AM–8PM

Saturday

9AM–8PM

Sunday

9AM–8PM

EdgeWalk at the CN Tower

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Website: edgewalkcntower.ca

Address: 290 Bremner Blvd,Toronto, ON M5V 3M9,Canada

Phone: +1 416-601-3833

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Ali Zaidi

Its a challenging but memorable task to enjoy. Hanging on the literal edge of their 5 feet platform will give you enough energy and confidence. Don't worry about training or any special physical requirement. People there will care of every equipment and they train you in the smoothest possible way. A bit expensive but definitely worthy.

Tom V

The booking process was easy with plenty of information available on the website as well as from staff on site. The price, I’m sure I’m not the only one who thinks it could be a little lower. Overall, the experience is fantastic and staff go a great length to ensure your safety and enjoyment; in addition to the technical aspect, the guides are friendly and outgoing, making it a smoother transition from being indoors to being on the edge of the CN Tower. I would recommend this to anyone who is considering it, and encourage those who aren’t to think about it - unforgettable experience.

Craig Parrish

Lots of fun. The staff was very pleasant and very astute for your safety. Well worth the price of admission and I'll very likely do it again.

A Haeusler

WHAT AN INCREDIBLE EXPERIENCE!! I was so impressed with this experience from start to finish. Absolutely no corners were cut from a safety perspective which immediately put me at ease. This included having many people wear different shoes than those they came with, zip tie’ing our carabiners shut, having everyone complete a breathalyzer beforehand, and supplying us with the correct warm gear such as gloves and toques. Our guide was confident and engaging balancing both managing everyones nerves in a thoughtful way with keeping the group moving having an exciting experience. Purchasing the photos and video afterward are a definite must for this one.

Daniel Conron

The Edge Walk experience is unforgettable. The staff are great and safety is clearly the top priority. They even breathalyzer all the guests prior to suiting up. So don't go drinking before you go! Multiple checks for sharp objects and jewelry are done prior to the walk. And of course multiple harness checks! Leaning over the CN tower was uncomfortable to say the least for me. I did become more comfortable as the walk went on. You do a few different activities like the lean forward and lean back. One great part of the experience is the almost "all inclusive" price you pay. It includes the video of your experience and a few photo prints with a certificate. You do have to pay a small fee for all the photos to be printed or emailed to you. You also get a ticket to go back up the tower after the walk which is nice. I would call it a great experience even though it was probably the scariest thing I've ever done! If you're considering it...wear your Nike's and just do it. It's worth it!

Christina E

Take my advice, just do it!!! This was such an amazing experience!! I would definitely do it again! Staff was friendly and our guide was super nice!

Monika Bielecka

Great experience. Not too pricey if you get the early bird special (check their website in the spring, tickets can be purchased for dates further ahead). Safety is their #1 concern, so if you want an exhilarating experience with zero risk, this is a great option. You also get tickets to come back to the actual lookout area and bypass the line up to two days later. With the recent renos to the main lookout area it's totally worth it. You'll get great views of the city from every direction all while ha going off the edge :)

Michael Grover

The staff were absolutely amazing. Joshua and Celso, who helped get us ready, were very professional, fun, and reassuring. Our guide, Anastasia, was truly fantastic. She was full of positive energy, which really made the experience fun. When you first get up they will have you toe the edge. That is the most frightening aspect. After that everything seems easy. It's exhilarating but does feel very safe. I highly recommend the experience. The price is a bit steep but I think it's worth it.

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Opening Hours

Monday

10AM–7PM

Tuesday

10AM–7PM

Wednesday

10AM–7PM

Thursday

10AM–8PM

Friday

10AM–8PM

Saturday

10AM–8PM

Sunday

11AM–6PM

The Distillery Historic District

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Website: thedistillerydistrict.com

Address: 55 Mill St,Toronto, ON M5A 3C4,Canada

Phone: +1 416-364-1177

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Richard Carter

Interesting place to wander around. Great stores with different things for sale. Very nice restaurants. Has a Christmas Market at Christmas time that's a lot of fun to visit. Parking is basically non-existent. It's better to take the King St. streetcar.

13S38 LEE YOU JING

A very pretty spot in Toronto that is definitely worth a visit. It is a good respite from the hustle and bustle of the city life in Toronto, and is a good contrast against the high rise skyscrapers. There are also many unique displays lying around the alleyways, some of which are quite thought-provoking. There are also many cute cafes and nice restaurants around that will definitely satisfy your tummy.

Rachel Barboza

Fun place to visit with friends, colleagues, family. Enjoy the restaurants, boutique all year round. But best time to visit is December. It has a beautiful Christmas market set up. All it and decorated.

Christian Maccarone

The Distillery District is in one of the most aesthetically pleasing spots in old Toronto. With lots of little shops surrounded by walking paths the Historic District is not only a part of Toronto's history but now makes for a great outing for a date or a place to bring you family. During the month of December the District is decorated and transformed into the city's own "winter wonderland" which attracts the masses so to prevent over crowding you might have to wait in line if you go during peak times. Parking is also not the most convenient and I would recommend taking the subway into the city. Whether you want to enjoy the Christmas market in the winter or the local breweries in the district during the summer, the distillery historic district is always a great idea for an outing.

Bryce Dymond

It's a cool place. It's got a little too commercial or touristy for me, but a great variety of shops for the whole family. The pretentiousness was a little high in the wellness/beauty shop, but damn is it beautiful. The Distillery district is worth visiting and I would even recommend going a first date there too, just don't bring your high hipster craft expectations here otherwise you'll be disappointed.

Eric Moniz

Whether it’s your first time in Toronto or have lived here all your life, the distillery district is a must visit. Summer time it’s so alive, the restaurant selections, exhibits, architecture. One of my favourite districts in Toronto, lots going on there. Be on the look out for such things as the light festival! They do a spectacular job setting that up in the winter.

Hassan Jamil

The brick roads and the artistic pieces are a must visit if you are coming to Toronto . Specially in summer time. Patios and a very lively place (as long as the sun is out). Nice one of a kind stores here as well.

Danielle Munro`

Beautiful place to go for a walk or for food. It's especially nice at Christmas time, when they have the decorations and all the stands to buy snacks and Christmas decorations. It's a cozy place and it's nice to just visit. They even have a haunted walks tour through here. I learned a lot about the area through that as well.

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Half House

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Website: atlasobscura.com

Address: 54 St Patrick St,Toronto, ON M5T 1V1,Canada

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Midhun Harikumar

A much lesser known tourist attraction in walking distance from Downtown Toronto. I'm not sure if one could visit this place, I watched it from the street opposite to it. The more interesting part is the history behind this half a house.

Justin Newell

Small little 'attraction' in Toronto. Was close so I made the stop.

Alexander Sanchez

It's a nice thing to see, but if you have to travel a long distance to come there, I recommend you not to do it!

Pendyala prem chand

Don’t expect much about this. Just a small tourist attraction in That area.

Shaun Lavecque

Interesting sight to see wanted to get closer but construction was going o when I went there

Andrew Steidle

I sawed this house in half and couldn't fix it with flex tape

Alejandro Soifer

Cool spot to take a picture if you happen to be around or in the neighbourhood. And it´s very possible for you to be because it is located near some other well known and worthy attractions such as CN Tower, AGO, and UofT. There´s not much besides taking a picture on this as there are no tour visits or anything like that.

Emilia Kolbjørnsen

Interesting to see! Worth the visit if you are into weird stuff and architecture

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