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TORONTO'S MAIN ATTRACTIONS
CN Tower
CN Tower
Toronto’s most iconic attraction, rising 553 metres above the city’s skyline. Take in insane 360° views, step onto the famous glass floor, or enjoy sky-high dining!
Tickets starting at $47.
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Ripley's Aquarium
Ripley's Aquarium
Dive into an underwater world featuring over 18,000 marine animals, interactive exhibits, and a stunning underwater tunnel where sharks glide right above you.
Tickets starting at $46.
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Casa Loma
Casa Loma
Toronto’s treasured heritage landmark. Explore a historic castle in the middle of the city—complete with secret tunnels, grand rooms, and beautiful gardens that give you a glimpse into Toronto’s early 1900s.
Tickets starting at $45.
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Royal Ontario Museum
Royal Ontario Museum
Canada's leading museum, home to 18 million artworks, artifacts, and specimens from around the world and across the ages.
Tickets starting at $26.
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Art Gallery of Ontario
Art Gallery of Ontario
Experience one of North America’s largest art museums with more than 120,000 works. AGO presents wide-ranging exhibitions, featuring everything from iconic Canadian works to contemporary pieces and more.
Tickets starting at $30.
More here.
Harbourfront Cruises
Harbourfront Cruises
See Toronto from the water! Cruise along Lake Ontario for skyline views, island sights, and a relaxing break from the busy city. With live narration highlighting Toronto’s history, architecture, and waterfront development.
Tickets starting at $34.
More here.
Toronto CityPASS:
See more for less! Visit 5 Toronto attractions for a package price, with tickets starting at $138.
Learn more here.
LOCAL FAVOURITES
Nathan Phillips Square
Nathan Phillips Square
Toronto's selfie central! Snap a photo with the iconic Toronto sign, hang out by the fountains, and soak in the energy right in front of City Hall.
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St. Lawrence Market
St. Lawrence Market
A historic market packed with fresh food vendors, local specialties, and the famous peameal bacon sandwich. Come hungry.
Kensington Market
Kensington Market
Vintage shops, global eats, murals, and total chaos (in the best way). This is Toronto’s most colourful and eclectic neighbourhood!
Graffiti Alley
Graffiti Alley
A full alleyway turned outdoor street art gallery! Perfect for photos and a glimpse into Toronto’s creative scene.
Distillery District
Distillery District
Cobblestone streets, string lights, galleries, boutiques, and cafés — all in beautifully preserved Victorian-era industrial buildings.
Sankofa Square
Sankofa Square
Toronto’s buzzing hotspot, packed with massive screens, street performers, and public events — perfect for people-watching and soaking up the city energy.
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Chinatown
Chinatown
Bustling streets filled with authentic eats, bakeries, markets, and some of the best food in the city.
Toronto Eaton Centre
Toronto Eaton Centre
Shop your heart out at the Toronto Eaton Centre, one of Canada’s busiest malls with hundreds of stores, major brands, and a wide range of dining options.
DINING IN TORONTO
Explore by neighbourhood or by cuisine to match your vibe — whether that’s casual eats or something more upscale.
The waterfront area offers a wide range of dining —from casual patios to upscale restaurants — all within walking distance of major attractions.
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This custom map highlights all the key spots featured in this guide, so you can easily see what’s nearby and plan your route.
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