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  1. 1

    CN Tower - Toronto's Iconic 553-Metre Tower

    The CN Tower is Toronto's most recognisable landmark - a 553-metre telecommunications and observation tower completed in 1976. It held the world's tallest free-standing structure title from 1975-2007 (before Burj…

    Address
    290 Bremner Boulevard, Toronto, ON M5V 3L9
    Nearest transit
    Union Station (Line 1, GO Train, UP Express); 5-min walk
  2. 2

    Toronto Islands - The Lakefront Park Archipelago

    The Toronto Islands are a chain of 15 small connected islands in Lake Ontario immediately south of downtown - the largest car-free urban islands in North America, reached by a 15-minute ferry from the Jack Layton Ferry…

    Address
    Jack Layton Ferry Terminal, 9 Queens Quay W, Toronto, ON M5J 2H3
    Nearest transit
    Union Station + 5-min walk south to ferry terminal
  3. 3

    Distillery District - Victorian Industrial Pedestrian Quarter

    The Distillery Historic District is a 5-hectare pedestrian-only neighbourhood east of downtown - a Victorian-era distillery complex (the Gooderham & Worts Distillery, opened 1832) converted in 2003 into a cultural and…

    Address
    55 Mill Street, Toronto, ON M5A 3C4
    Nearest transit
    King station (Line 1) + 15-min walk; King streetcar to Cherry Street
  4. 4

    St Lawrence Market - North America's Best Food Market

    St Lawrence Market has operated continuously on this site since 1803 and was voted the world's best food market by National Geographic in 2012. The Beaux-Arts South Market building (1845) houses 120+ vendors selling…

    Address
    93 Front Street East, Toronto, ON M5E 1C3
    Nearest transit
    Union Station (Line 1) + 5-min walk east
  5. 5

    Casa Loma - The Gothic Revival Castle

    Casa Loma is North America's only authentic Gothic Revival castle - built 1911-1914 by Toronto financier Sir Henry Pellatt at a cost of 3.5 million Canadian dollars (an extraordinary sum for the era). The 98-room…

    Address
    1 Austin Terrace, Toronto, ON M5R 1X8
    Nearest transit
    Dupont station (Line 1) + 5-min walk uphill
  6. 6

    Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) - Canada's Largest Museum

    The Royal Ontario Museum is Canada's largest museum - 6 million objects across natural history, anthropology, and art covering 4 floors. Founded in 1912, the ROM is famous for the controversial 2007 Daniel Libeskind…

    Address
    100 Queens Park, Toronto, ON M5S 2C6
    Nearest transit
    Museum station (Line 1), direct exit
  7. 7

    Niagara Falls - Day Trip to the Iconic Waterfall

    Niagara Falls sits 130 km south-west of Toronto on the Canada-US border - among the world's most-visited natural attractions with 3 separate falls totalling 2400 cubic metres per second of water flow over 50-metre…

    Address
    Niagara Falls, Ontario L2G 6T2
    Nearest transit
    Day tour from Toronto (130 km drive); GO Train + WeGo bus
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    Kensington Market - Toronto's Most Eclectic Neighbourhood

    Kensington Market is a small 7-hectare neighbourhood west of downtown - Toronto's most authentically multicultural and bohemian district. The area developed as a Jewish-immigrant market in the early 20th century…

    Address
    Kensington Avenue and Augusta Avenue, Toronto, ON M5T 2K2
    Nearest transit
    St Patrick station (Line 1) + 10-min walk; 510 Spadina streetcar
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    Hockey Hall of Fame - Canada's Most Important Sports Museum

    The Hockey Hall of Fame is the official museum of professional ice hockey - housed in the former 1885 Bank of Montreal building at Yonge and Front Streets in downtown Toronto. The 5570 square-metre museum displays the…

    Address
    30 Yonge Street, Brookfield Place, Toronto, ON M5E 1X8
    Nearest transit
    Union Station (Line 1), direct exit
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    High Park - Toronto's Largest Public Park

    High Park is a 161-hectare west-end park - Toronto's largest public park and most celebrated green space. Originally the country estate of Toronto land surveyor John Howard (donated to the city in 1873), the park…

    Address
    1873 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON M6R 2Z3
    Nearest transit
    High Park station (Line 2), direct exit

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