Things to do in Toronto

Toronto's 553-metre spire delivers a glass-floor look straight down and the best skyline views in the city.

Glide along a moving walkway through a 96-metre underwater tunnel surrounded by sharks and rays.

Canada's largest museum spans dinosaur fossils, ancient Egypt, and a jagged crystal entrance you can't miss.

Hop a ferry to a car-free island chain with sandy beaches and the classic postcard view of the skyline.

Wander a full-blown Gothic Revival castle, complete with secret passages and manicured gardens, in midtown Toronto.

A cavernous 19th-century food market where locals still do their weekly shopping.

Cobblestone lanes threaded through a preserved Victorian-era distillery, now full of galleries, cafes, and boutiques.

One of North America's biggest art museums, with the world's largest public Group of Seven collection.

Stand next to the real Stanley Cup and shoot pucks at simulated NHL legends in a restored 1885 bank hall.

Canada's biggest theme park packs in world-class coasters, a full water park, and a kids' zone north of the city.

North America's largest zoo, with over 450 species spread across a forested Scarborough valley.

A scruffy, colorful grid of vintage shops, spice stores, and street murals with a proudly independent streak.

Toronto's biggest park, with trails, a free zoo, sports fields, and a famous cherry blossom grove.

A block-long laneway of ever-changing murals that has become the city's most photographed backstreet.

A focused, beautifully lit museum devoted entirely to ceramics, from pre-Columbian pottery to contemporary work.

Tour a working brewery inside a restored 1929 railway roundhouse steps from the CN Tower.

A 2,000-seat Mirvish venue in the Entertainment District built specifically for large-scale touring musicals.

Contemporary Canadian fine dining on the 54th floor of the TD Bank Tower, with skyline views to match.

Official destination marketing guide to Oakville, a lakeside town in Ontario's Greater Toronto Area.

A region on Lake Ontario's north shore covering Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax, Pickering and more.

Guide-led, tip-based walking tours of downtown Toronto, plus e-scooter tours and bike rentals.

An outdoor heritage theatre staged on a working farm in Millbrook, Ontario, performing original Canadian historical dramas.

Canada's largest hotel, with 1,590 rooms a block off Yonge Street near the Eaton Centre and Nathan Phillips Square.

A 405-room North York hotel, formerly Pan Pacific Toronto, on landscaped grounds with walking paths and a seasonal outdoor pool.

A 315-room Delta hotel in Mississauga City Centre, one block from Square One, with a heated indoor saltwater pool.

Rent a kayak, canoe or paddleboard on Toronto's waterfront and paddle out toward the Toronto Islands.

A Richmond Hill hotel with a hot breakfast buffet, an indoor saltwater pool and free parking, about 10 miles from Vaughan Mills.

A 451-room airport hotel on Dixon Road with a heated indoor pool and a free 24-hour shuttle to Toronto Pearson.

A 25-floor downtown Toronto hotel joined to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, steps from the CN Tower.

An indoor LEGO play centre inside Vaughan Mills with build zones, two rides, a 4D cinema and a Miniland of Toronto landmarks.

A North York hotel just off Yonge Street with direct indoor access to North York Centre subway station and an indoor pool.

A full-service hotel on Bass Pro Mills Drive with a restaurant, bar and indoor saltwater pool, across from Vaughan Mills.

Stay in a two-bedroom suite at Mohawk College's Fennell Campus, an affordable summer base between Toronto and Niagara Falls.

A volunteer-run heritage railway running 1920s coaches through the Beeton Creek valley between Tottenham and Beeton.

A honey shop near Port Hope selling raw Canadian honey and beeswax goods, with a live bee exhibit and seasonal ice cream.

A hotel built into Rogers Centre, where some rooms have windows that look straight out onto the Blue Jays' field.