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- 1 Day Option: If You Have only One Day to Spend in Toronto
- Next Stop: China Town
- Next Stop: Kensington Market
- Optional Stop – Art Gallery of Ontario
- Next Stop: Osgoode Hall
- Next Stop: Nathan Philips Square
- Next Stop: Eaton Centre/ Yonge Dundas Square
- 2nd Day Option
- Optional – Gardiner Museum
- Next Stop: Bloor Yorkville
If you have only one day to spend in Toronto, maybe as a flight layover or just a short break, it’s important to plan your time to take in all the best Toronto has to offer! Without a doubt the most iconic landmark in Toronto is the CN Tower and is an absolute must visit. For 34 years, it held the record of tallest tower and free-standing structure...
When you are ready to leave this area, walk west to Spadina Rd. and take the 510 streetcar north to Dundas St. Here you will find yourself in the heart of China town. An ethnic neighbourhood full of colorful shops and smells. Browse the shops for a lucky charm or taste some exotic foods. For the kids, make a game out of seeing who can spot the most...
Heading west along Dundas St. then north on Augusta St. enter the bohemian neighbourhood of Kensington Market. Full of charm and diversity, enjoy time browsing through vintage clothing stores, herbal shops, restaurants and cafes. This is a great spot to have lunch with a large assortment of different cuisines from around the world. Some favourites ...
Also in this area, east of Spadina Rd. along Dundas St between Beverley and McCaul, is the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO).The gallery holds more than 80,000 works including the largest collection of Canadian art, an expansive collection from the Renaissance and Baroque eras, African and Oceanic art and modern and contemporary collections. Leaving the...
Walking east along Queen St. at the corner of John St. is the home of Bell Media where you might be able to catch a live taping of shows like The Merilyn Denis Show, The Social, Cityline or maybe see your favourite singer being interviewed at MuchMusic. Continue walking east past Univeristy St. and on the left side you will find the Osgoode Hall. A...
As you continue to walk east along Queen St. you will soon arrive to Nathan’s Philip Square. Home to New City Hall, the TORONTO sign, a sculpture court and peace garden. During the winter enjoy skating on the free ice rink and in the summer people watch by the water fountain. Across the street on the opposite corner is Old City Hall. Take a moment ...
If you didn’t find everything you were looking for on Queen St. don’t worry, the Eaton Centre at the corner of Yonge St. spans two blocks and will fill every shoppers need. At the least, take a walk through and exit at Dundas St. Be prepared as you step into a world of noise, lights and crowds. Yonge/Dundas square is a public square and one of busi...
After all that shopping yesterday, make today a day to explore natural history, art and culture at the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM).Situated at the corner of Bloor St. and Spadina Rd. it is easily reached by subway. On line 1 exit at Musuem station and on line 2 exit at Spadina station. You won’t be able to miss the new entrance, “The Crystal”. Sugge...
If you’re not too hungry for lunch yet take some time to visit the Gardiner Museumacross the street from the ROM. This is Canada’s national ceramics museum and houses a magnificent permanent collection of over 2,900 pieces from Ancient Americas, Italian Renaissance, Japanese Porcelain and more. Lunch The best food options are found west of the ROM ...
After a tasty lunch in the area. Walk east on Bloor St through Toronto’s most exclusive shopping district the “Mink Mile”. Continuing one street North of Bloor you will find the affluent Yorkville. Once a bohemian cultural center and breeding ground for some of Canada’s most famous musicians, artists and writers. Take a walk beyond the upscale stor...
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1 day ago · The fun starts at Yonge-Dundas Square; just look out for our red, London-style, open-top buses - they're so eye-catching you can't miss them! Enjoy the panoramic views of the whole city from up high and see the Canadian lifestyle in full swing as we pass some of Toronto's liveliest streets.
Browse City of Toronto geospatial data and maps. Get detailed information about neighbourhoods, transit routes, parks and more. Data is available on Open Data and some is available for purchase.
The Official Plan is intended to ensure that the City of Toronto evolves, improves and realises its full potential in areas such as transit, land use development, and the environment. The most recent official plan consolidation of Chapters 1 to 5 is in effect as of December 2023.
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The official website for the City of Toronto. Toronto is Canada's largest city, the fourth largest in North America, and home to a diverse population of more than three million people.
