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The Royal Ontario Museum features a visually stunning exterior and an equally impressive collection of art and natural history; with more than 18 million items in its collection, the largest art museum in Canada attracts more than one million visitors every year! Wander through 40 unique galleries and exhibits in Canada's preeminent field research institute.

The CN Tower is one of Toronto’s most iconic attractions. Accessible via convenient transit, the tower offers breathtaking views of the city skyline and Lake Ontario. Guests can enjoy observation decks, dining experiences, and thrilling adventures like the EdgeWalk. Rogers Centre, Toronto’s iconic stadium with a retractable roof, delivers unforgettable experiences—from Blue Jays baseball to major concerts and events—right in the heart of the city with stunning skyline views.

Discover Yorkville, Toronto’s most stylish and sophisticated neighbourhood, where luxury meets charm. Stroll tree-lined streets filled with designer boutiques, art galleries, and upscale dining. From chic patios and cultural attractions to world-class shopping, Yorkville offers an elegant urban escape in the heart of the city.

Experience the energy of Scotiabank Arena, Toronto’s premier destination for world-class entertainment in the heart of downtown. Home to the Toronto Maple Leafs and Toronto Raptors, the arena hosts thrilling sports matchups, chart-topping concerts, and major live events year-round. Steps from the waterfront and connected to the PATH, it’s the perfect hub for unforgettable city excitement.

Little Canada is a unique visitor attraction in the heart of Toronto that tells the stories of Canada and showcases the country’s cities & landscapes through the art of miniature. While miniature, Little Canada is not small. It spans 45,000 sq. ft – that’s two hockey rinks! It’s a place where the CN Tower stands 12 ft tall, the Bay of Fundy simulates the highest tides in the world with its 400L basin, and over 40,000 little figures call it home.

It is always a treat to come to this beautiful and classic theatre to enjoy some of the finest stage productions in the world.

Explore North America's busiest shopping mall! Eaton Centre attracts more than 50 million visitors every year, thanks to 250+ stores, multi-storied architecture, and iconic artwork, including the famous "Flight Stop" installation. Discover high-end luxury brands, dine in five-star restaurants, and explore incredible deals across countless shops.

It is always a treat to come to this beautiful and modern theatre to enjoy some of the finest Operas, ballets and stage productions in the world.

This is a one-stop shop for those night owls out there. Come to the entertainment district and you can party and dance the night away while easily going from club to club in this little section of town.

Originally founded in 1900, the Art Gallery of Ontario has spent more than 100 years expanding to 45,000 square feet and more than 90,000 works of art, making it one of the largest and most distinguished art museums in North America.

The first thing that will catch you attention is the funky look of this auditorium, the second thing that will catch you attention is the phenominal sound that it produces. A perfect place to catch the Toronto Symphony or any of your favourite composers.

Welcome to the home of Hockey. If you love the game, this is a must see for you. See memorabilia from some of your hockey heroes and read their stories and interact with the exhibits.

Experience an underwater adventure at Ripley’s Aquarium, located just a short transit ride from the hotel. Guests can easily reach the aquarium via subway, making it a convenient outing for families and leisure travelers. Explore interactive exhibits, marine life displays, and the famous underwater tunnel for a truly immersive experience. Located near the CN Tower, it’s easy to combine multiple attractions in one visit

Since 2004, Sankofa Square has hosted millions of visitors across thousands of festivals, concerts, and experiences. Formerly known as Yonge Dundas Square, this public area has become a go-to destination for tourists, locals, and corporate visitors, thanks to its endless shopping, dining, and entertainment attractions.

As the original home for the Toronto Maple Leafs, the Mattamy Athletic Centre was once nicknamed "the cathedral of hockey." This National Historical Site has hosted countless teams, musicians, and celebrities, from the NBA's New York Knicks to Rock 'n' Roll's Led Zeppelin and The Beatles. Today, you can visit the stadium for a variety of sports and entertainment events.

Wander through Canada's top-ranked university, where Gothic Revival buildings frame open green quads just steps from downtown. Founded in 1827, U of T's St. George campus blends historic halls like University College with research facilities and quiet courtyards. Even without a student ID, the grounds make for a great stroll or photo stop near Convocation Hall.

Home to one of Canada's largest student populations, Toronto Metropolitan University sits right in the heart of the Dundas Square neighborhood. Formerly known as Ryerson, the school mixes modern buildings with a busy street-level campus full of cafes, shops, and public art. Stop by to soak up the energy or catch a game at the Mattamy Athletic Centre next door.