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Toronto Attractions

Read More CN Tower
(Entertainment District)
Read More Ontario Science Centre
Ontario Science Centre features exhibits on a variety of topics from biology and physics to technology and communication. There are numerous interactive exhibits designed to intrigue children.
Read More Royal Ontario Museum
The Royal Ontario Museum is one of Toronto's premiere museums. It features themed displays related to the cultural and natural history of Canada and around the world.
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Read More Toronto Zoo
The Toronto Zoo holds a diverse collection of animals from around the world. It is conveniently divided up into global regions. Some interesting exhibits include the Gorilla Rainforest and the Tundra Trek.
Read More Art Gallery of Ontario
The AGO, as it is commonly called, is one of Ontario's premier art galleries with a strong collection of Canadian art, as well as art from around the world.
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Read More Casa Loma
This former castlelike residence is now a museum. Built for Sir Henry Pellatt, the estate features gardens, tunnels, and towers, in addition to the huge mansion.
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Read More Central Business District
Toronto's Central Business District is a densely packed area of skyscrapers, many of which contain the headquarters of large corporations. In addition, visitors can find all kinds of shops and services.
Read More Distillery District
Former industrial buildings have been turned into trendy shops and restaurants in the historic Distillery District.
Read More Eaton Centre
In the heart of Toronto is Eaton Centre, a huge modern shopping complex with an amazing array of shops, restaurants, and services.
Read More Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art
This unique museum, based on the private collection of Mr and Mrs George Gardiner, displays pottery and porcelain from various parts of the world, with some pieces dating back over 4000 years.
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Read More High Park
On the west side of Toronto is the huge High Park, featuring walking trails, a pond, gardens, open green space, and a small zoo.
Read More Kensington Market
Kensington Market is known for being an ethnically diverse neighbourhood and popular tourist area with all kinds of shops, restaurants, and cafes.
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Read More New City Hall
Toronto's New City Hall is a uniquely designed complex consisting of two curved high rises and a lower building, standing behind Nathan Philips Square.
Read More Old Fort York
Old Fort York stands in a busy area of downtown Toronto. It was built in 1793 and rebuilt following the War of 1812. Today it houses a museum.
Read More Ontario Place
(Harbourfront)
Ontario Place stands on Toronto's waterfront, just west of downtown. The complex includes everything from historica displays to amusements for children, a marina, theatre, restaurants, and the Cinesphere.
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Read More Rogers Centre (formerly Skydome)
(Entertainment District)
Rogers Centre is Toronto's major sports dome used for baseball, football, and large scale concerts.
Read More Spadina Historic House and Gardens
Read More St Lawrence Market
(Old Town)
St Lawrence Market, located in an old warehouse style building, features vendors selling everything from meats and cheeses, to fish, vegetables, and specialty items.
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Read More Toronto Islands
(Harbourfront)
Off the Toronto Harbour are the Toronto Islands. This is a lovely natural area with old cottages, walking and biking trails, outdoor venues, and a small airport.
Read More Toronto Reference Library
Read More Underground (PATH)
(Central Business District)
Underground walkways link a number of the downtown shopping complexes and office buildings, providing protection from adverse weather, particularly during the winter months.
Read More Alexander Muir Memorial Gardens
Read More Algonquians Sweet Grass Gallery
Read More Allan Gardens
Read More Ardith One
Read More Armen Art Gallery
Read More Art InSite
Read More Ashbridge's Bay Park
Read More Belt Line Linear Park
Read More Beth Tzedec Museum
Read More Bloor Street Area
Read More Burke Brook
Read More Campbell House
Read More Canadian Opera Company
Read More Canon Theatre (formerly Pantages Theatre)
Read More Christie Pits Park
Read More Church of the Redeemer
Read More City Archives
Read More Collected Works
Read More Craft Gallery
Read More Customs and Excise Building
Read More Designers Walk
Read More Don Valley Brickworks
Read More Don Valley Ravines
Read More Dr Flea's International Flea Market
Read More Early Canadian Furniture Shop
Read More Eglinton Way Business Improvement Area
Read More Elmwood Spa
Read More Enoch Turner Schoolhouse
Read More Gibson House Museum
Read More Glen Stewart Ravine
Read More Grenadier Pond
Read More Humber River Bike and Pedestrian Bridge
Read More International Air Show
Read More James Gardens
Read More Kaolin Designs
Read More Laser Quest
Read More Le Royal Meridien King Edward
Read More Lorraine Kimsa Theatre for Young People (formerly Young People's Theatre)
Read More Marine Museum of Upper Canada (closed)
Read More Montgomery's Inn
Read More Moose
Read More Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Read More Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art
Read More Museum of Television
Read More O'Connor Art Gallery
Read More Old City Hall
Read More Osgoode Hall
Read More Prime Gallery
Read More RINX
Read More Sherwood Park
Read More Sky Line
Read More Sony Centre for the Performing Arts (formerly Hummingbird Centre) (closed)
Read More Spadina Avenue
Read More St James Cathedral
Read More St Lawrence Centre for the Performing Arts
Read More St Michael's Cathedral
Read More St Paul's Basilica
Read More Subway (Go Train)
Read More Textile Museum of Canada
Read More Thomson Gallery
Read More Todmorden Mills Heritage Museum and Arts Centre
Read More Toronto Antique Centre (formerly Harbourfront Antique Market) (closed)
Read More Toronto Dominion Centre
(Central Business District)
Read More Toronto Police Museum and Discovery Centre
Read More Toronto Sculpture Garden
Read More Toronto's First Post Office
Read More Trinity Bellwoods
Read More University Avenue
Read More York Museum

Toronto Surroundings

Read More Black Creek Pioneer Village
(North York)
Black Creek Pioneer Village is an open air museum with original and rebuilt homes and businesses from the 19th C.
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