Top things to see and do in Toronto

Toronto is an amazing city that sits just 90 minutes from Niagara Falls. Depending on the time of year you’re visiting, you can walk, cycle, skate or ski. While you’re there, explore Toronto’s Irish roots, or take a trip to Chinatown, Greektown or Little Italy. If you’re a thrill-seeker, you’ll love Toronto’s adventure parks and the 360 degree views from the CN Tower.

NIAGARA FALLS

One of the world's natural wonders. Niagara Falls is home to the Horseshoe Falls, the most powerful waterfall in North America and possibly the best-known in the world! If you're in Toronto, Niagara Falls is an easy day trip.

CN TOWER

Defining the Toronto skyline, the tower is one of the world's tallest buildings and free standing structures. It offers visitors panoramic views, shopping, dining, and a wide range of unique attractions and exhibits. The 360 Restaurant is a sought after location for wedding proposals. For an exciting twist to your visit take the CN Tower EdgeWalk signature tour!

MUSEUMS & GALLERIES

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Toronto is home to a number of excellent museums - The Royal Ontario Museum, Ontario Science Centre, Art Gallery of Ontario to name a few. They have museums focusing on subjects as diverse as ceramics and textiles, shoes, and hockey!

BEER TOURS

Toronto has a long history with beer and offers many different tours to top breweries. For the beer lovers The Old Toronto Beer Tour is a must. A full-day of touring and tasting at historic beer destinations in the city, including the Amsterdam Brewery and Six Pints beer academy.

TORONTO ZOO

The Zoo has over 250 animal exhibits, is home to over 5000 animals and is the largest zoo in Canada. Ride the zoomobile, take the Gorilla Climb Ropes Course and check out the polar bear habitat and underwater viewing area.

SHOPPING

The Eaton Centre, Toronto's largest shopping destination offers a fascinating selection of top retailers, restaurants and services. Beware the 13% sales tax though, which can be a surprise when you get to the check out. If you want to avoid the malls try Kensington Markets or Chinatown.

FESTIVALS

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Get beside the red carpet and watch the arrivals at the Toronto International Film Festival. May through August is the season of music festivals, with almost every genre covered. World Pride Parades are late June. January is Ice Wine Festival time.

HONDA INDY TORONTO

The Honda Indy Toronto is among the most respected motorsports events in North America and features a week-long festival-like atmosphere in July that includes one of the fastest racing series on the planet, celebrity athletes, live entertainment and interactive activities.

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