On top of the cultural diversity that Toronto has, there are plenty of fun, creative and special spots of interest to visit:

– The Financial District: Gives great views of skyscrapers and buildings but the best part is hidden below the architecture! In the underground pathways there are 11km of stores, restaurants and services to explore. Definitely plan a stop here.

– The Downtown Entertainment District: Where you’ll find the party. Lots of high end, fancy nightclubs, bars and dance parties to go to.

– Queen Street West: Check this shopping street out if you have hip, eclectic taste, you won’t be disappointed.

– The Gay and Lesbian Village: A meeting place and community with an open mind, offering restaurants, bars and stores in a homosexual friendly atmosphere.

– The Fashion District: Need I say more? Shop away in outlet heaven surrounded by trendy lofts redone from 19th century factories.

– Harbourfront: Toronto’s harbourfront offers not only cruises but numerous restaurants, art galleries/stores, plus theater and music venues. Something for everyone.

– Rosedale and Forest Hill: High end areas set in park or environmental area. Upscale homes that will make you wish you won lottery.

– Cabbagetown: Formerly a working class village, it is now known for beautiful renovated Victorian houses.

– The Distillery District: Canada’s best collection of Victorian industrial architecture, founded in 1832. Currently includes galleries, studios, workshops, boutiques, stores, restaurants, bars and cafes. A great hot spot for groups to spend a fun filled day.

– The Beaches: A fun, family oriented area where sports, trails, parks, shops are all easily accessible and open to the public. Very popular spot to spend some quality time outside in the beautiful weather.

Main Sights and Architecture

For such a young city, Toronto has a large array of architecture and buildings to see. Here are some favourites:

– The CN Tower is a free standing structure that rises 553m straight up! An amazing piece of architecture and world famous building.

– The Skydome is a unique sports and music stadium with a retractable roof for off weather days.

– Fort York is a neat historical site offering the opportunity to take a step back in time to the Battle of York in the War of 1812.

– To see some Romanesque style buildings make sure you visit Old City Hall.

– UofT campus, Canada’s most popular university.

– Casa Loma has the magic only a castle can offer. Designed by a wealth Canadian in the 20s it is a site to see.

– Queen’s Park is a Romanesque type structure where Ontario’s provincial government meets.

Artistic Culture

Toronto has a very talented and creative theater community. Enjoy broadway musicals, local productions, international visiting shows and classical musical events. A few of the best theatre venues are the Royal Alexandra theater, Princess of Whales, the Elgin, Hummingbird Center, and Royal Thompson Hall (and so many more).

Museums and more

• ROM (Royal Ontario Museum)
• AGO (Art Gallery of Ontario
• Bata Shoe Museum
• The Hockey Hall of Fame
• The Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art
• The Bay of Spirits Gallery
• Black Creek Pioneer Village
• Holocaust Centre of Toronto
• The Ontario Science centre

Farmer’s Markets and Great Shopping Centres

St Lawrence Market: A fun shopping experience in a farmer’s market where freshness and high quality products are demanded.

Kensington Market: a large market full of international vendors and unique goods to purchase.

Eaton’s Centre: The best known shopping mall in Toronto, jam packed with 285 retail stores.

Yorkville: A popular stop for an fashionsita, this area is full of upscale shops and spas and restaurants.

When you are finished with the cultural buffet make time to visit these unique, fun filled villages and areas:

– The Financial District: A great spot for seeing amazing skyscrapers but also for the underground world it houses. Take a walk in the 6 mile underground mall and shop, eat or get a manicure- everything is available in the underground concourse!

– The Downtown Entertainment District: Where all the best clubs, bars and pubs are. Go there for a great night on the town.

– Queen Street West: An easy going, hip place to shop in unique boutiques and stores featuring eclectic collections.

– The Gay and Lesbian Village: A spot where Toronto’s homosexual community hangs out that includes stores, bars, restaurants, patios and shops.

– The Fashion District: A shopping mecca for designer clothes at outlet prices with a backdrop of 19th century factories converted into chic lofts.

– Harbourfront: Toronto’s harbourfront offers not only cruises but numerous restaurants, art galleries/stores, plus theater and music venues. Something for everyone.

– Rosedale and Forest Hill: High end areas set in park or environmental area. Upscale homes that will make you wish you won lottery.

– Cabbagetown: Formerly a working class village, it is now known for beautiful renovated Victorian houses.

– The Distillery District: A hip and trendy district featuring beautiful, classic Victorian industrial architecture. This distillery area has been around since 1832 and was formerly the Goodweham and Worts Distillery. Find bars, cafes, shops, studios and more in this section Toronto.

– The Beaches: An outdoor, activity filled area for people of all ages. Bike along the trails, play beach volleyball, visit the parks, sports facilities and more. Boasted as Toronto’s own California type beachfront.

Fun Spots and More

For such a young city, Toronto has a large array of architecture and buildings to see. Here are some favourites:

– The CN Tower is a free standing structure that rises 553m straight up! An amazing piece of architecture and world famous building.

– The Skydome is a multi purpose venue used for baseball, football, and much more. Bonus feature of this building is the roof which can be opened or closed depending on the weather conditions.

– Historic Fort York is the place where the Battle of York was fought in the War of 1812. Take a tour and learn about Canada’s history.

– To see some Romanesque style buildings make sure you visit Old City Hall.

– UofT campus, Canada’s most popular university.

– Casa Loma was a castle designed and constructed in the 20s by a rich industrialist.

– Queen’s Park is a Romanesque type structure where Ontario’s provincial government meets.

Artistic Culture

Toronto has a very talented and creative theater community. Enjoy broadway musicals, local productions, international visiting shows and classical musical events. A few of the best theatre venues are the Royal Alexandra theater, Princess of Whales, the Elgin, Hummingbird Center, and Royal Thompson Hall (and so many more).

Museums and more

• ROM (Royal Ontario Museum)
• AGO (Art Gallery of Ontario
• Bata Shoe Museum
• The Hockey Hall of Fame
• The Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art
• The Bay of Spirits Gallery
• Black Creek Pioneer Village
• Holocaust Centre of Toronto
• The Ontario Science centre

Farmer’s Markets and Great Shopping Centres

St. Lawrence Market: The city’s primary farmer’s market where local vegetables, fish, dairy and meats are sold.

Kensington Market: A busy and fun market with surprises at every stop. Check out all the stores for specialty items.

Eaton’s Centre: A mega mall in the downtown core full of 285 stores.

Yorkville: A popular and trendy neighborhood full of restaurants, spas and boutiques.

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