Things to Do in Toronto

 

It's easy to enjoy Toronto, Canada's largest metropolis. It's a terrific spot for shopping, dining, sitting back, and seeing sights like the CN Tower, Toronto Islands, the Art Gallery of Ontario, and the Royal Ontario Museum. It has a population of over 3 million people (6 million in the Greater Toronto Area). People in Toronto are friendly, and the city's 200+ nationalities combine to create a bustling atmosphere. And because it all takes place in the center of the city, you can drop in for a few days and "do the town" without exhausting yourself.

Actions to Take

Tour West Queen West's shops, cafés, and boutiques on the "Red Rocket," one of the city's streetcars, or wander through the historic Distillery District before heading to Sugar Beach for a taste of the East End. Take a ferry to the Toronto Islands, a massive park, or attend a spectacular performance at the Air Canada Centre, and you'll be there in minutes. Alternatively, you may ride to the top of the CN Tower, one of the world's highest freestanding buildings.

Relaxation

The city's centre is surrounded by parks. The Toronto Islands are car-free and ideal for cycling, rollerblading, or simply wandering, and are only a short boat journey across the city's port. The views back to the city are also breathtaking. Picnics and afternoon idylls are excellent in green settings like Trinity Bellwoods and Queen's Park. The Beach residential sector, as well as Kew Gardens and the boardwalk on the east end of town, are ideal for a quiet afternoon lakeside.

Dining & Restaurants

Locals yearn for fresh produce from the surrounding region's agricultural bounty, as well as wines from Niagara's wine area. If you're looking for a taste of Toronto terroir, there are plenty of new and established eateries to choose from. And in restaurants like Alo, Actinolite, Woodlot, Canoe, Porchetta & Co, Allen's, TOCA, this celebration of Ontario's richness inspires many cuisines and cultures, from Canadiana to Italian, Indian to fusion, burgers to bistros. . . the list goes on and on

Entertainment & Nightlife

Big-ticket touring musicals and other blockbuster performances are brought to Toronto, as they are to other large cities. Independent companies in the city, such as the great Soulpepper, the legendary Canadian Stage, and the Factory Theatre, put on regularly well-received shows. In addition, the Shaw Festival and the Stratford Theatre Festival provide excellent performing arts as well as a scenic drive.

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