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Take in wide city and lake views from Toronto's best-known landmark.
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Explore Toronto
Discover skyline views, lakeside walks, premium shopping, global food, and memorable city experiences in Canada's most vibrant metropolis.
Iconic skyline views
Global food scene
Lake Ontario waterfront
Distinct neighbourhoods
World-class museums
Vibrant arts and entertainment
Toronto
A multicultural waterfront city of landmark views, creative neighbourhoods, major sports, and food from around the world.
Discover Toronto
A city worth getting to know
Toronto blends big-city energy with relaxed waterfront spaces and welcoming neighbourhoods. Look beyond the downtown skyline to discover markets, museums, islands, performance venues, independent shops, and one of North America's most varied dining scenes.
Top attractions
Places to experience in Toronto
Start with these memorable landmarks and local favourites.
Toronto Islands
Ride the ferry for beaches, trails, picnic lawns, and postcard skyline views.
St. Lawrence Market
Browse specialty food stalls and sample favourite local flavours in a historic setting.
Royal Ontario Museum
Discover fascinating exhibits covering world cultures, dinosaurs, and natural history.
Distillery Historic District
Stroll through charming cobblestone streets filled with boutiques, cafés, and art galleries.
High Park
Relax in Toronto's largest public park featuring gardens, walking trails, and a scenic lakefront.
Build your itinerary
Things to do
01
Explore Kensington Market
Wander colourful streets filled with vintage shops, cafes, murals, and international food.
02
Walk the waterfront
Follow the harbour promenade through parks, cultural spaces, and marinas.
03
Visit the Royal Ontario Museum
See art, world cultures, and natural history beneath the museum's striking modern facade.
04
Catch a game or show
Choose from major-league sports, theatre, concerts, and year-round festivals.
Know before you go
Practical travel tips
Use the TTC subway and streetcar network for most central journeys.
Pack layers because lake breezes can make temperatures feel cooler.
Book major attractions and popular restaurants ahead on summer weekends.
Allow time for airport traffic, especially during weekday rush hours.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers for planning a smoother Toronto trip.
How many days do I need in Toronto?
Three to four days gives you time for downtown landmarks, neighbourhoods, museums, and the islands. Add another day for Niagara Falls or a slower pace.
Is Toronto easy to explore without a car?
Yes. Central Toronto is walkable and supported by subway, streetcar, bus, bike-share, and rideshare options.
What currency is used in Toronto?
Toronto uses the Canadian dollar. Cards are widely accepted, though carrying a small amount of cash can be useful.