Toronto Things to Do, Tourist Attractions, and Sights

FR-ank says: Totally far far away on east side of TO-harbourfront ( queen quay ). after St Laurence market ( which is pretty good and famous food market ). DHD is a Part of the old town of toronto, just red bricks from heritage buildings and the Distillery District begins with some nice little streets with pave...
FR-ank says: Best view of TORONTO waterfront on lake ontario...called Queens quay harbourfront lot of BIG Buildings ( very new and fashion ), restaurants ( with seafood of course ),shopping, parks and gardens, island on the lake with amusement park, water taxi :) very beautiful the summer ( still really windy ...
jen8469 says: Wow, I would have to say Little India is one of my favorite parts of Toronto.  The food, the shops, the atmosphere, check it out!
Cinbadd says: Chinatown: We were amazed by all the groceries that sat along the street in Chinatown. We enjoyed the atmosphere of walking up and down Spadina Ave. and looking in all the shops and markets. At one point my friend picked up a Buddha statue and after that, the man working kept bringing her Buddha st...
silan says: This is a museum you should set a lot of time for, at least 3 hours. It's a big museum with a large collection of artifacts and there is a lot to see. There are great exhibits, however, I recommend going at a time when you know there won't be any school groups elbowing their way past you and screami...
silan says: This museum is a unique one that models the history of shoes and has a vast collection from all cultures. Whether you're a shoe lover or not, this is a worthy visit to see how the shoe has evolved to what it is today, as well as the variety of shoes across cultures. The museum also has a collection ...
Jasper says: Queen Street is a street in downtown Toronto, which is known for fun restaurants, cloth stores, bars, and other hip places. It's a bit edgy, a bit main stream, a bit college, but overall pretty cool and fun. While Queen street is a long street, the most interesting parts of Queen street are between ...
macgarp says: If you love electronic music-- techno, electro, house, whatever-- then you have to visit The Pit Records and see The German Guy. Tell him what DJs you like and he'll run around the store picking out records for you to listen to.
silan says: Casa Loma is a great place to visit. It's an out-of-place, but magnificent castle in the middle of Toronto, and once you step inside, you forget that you're in a bustling metropolis. Audio tours are free, so take advantage! they give you a good history of the house and lead you through the building ...
kathsmith82 says: I stayed at the global packpackers hostel and from there they do a day trip which takes you to Niagra on the Lake and Niagra Falls stopping to taste ice wine along the way! It is a really good trip, well worth paying the money and a fairly cheap way to see Niagra Falls
Katlows says: This is an amazing place. We started off going on a simulator ride which was fun - something about cutting down trees. Then we got the lift upto the first observation deck which was very cool! Before rushing for the floor with the glass tiles on it I would recommend going all the way up to the ...
traneum says: Make sure you go down to the boardwalk (sand and water, you know!) at Queen and Woodbine during the day - The Beaches is a very nice area just a streetcar ride away from downtown (approximaetly 15 min of travel time). During the weekend people play volleyball, kite-board, windsurf, suntan and just w...
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silan says: Once you make your way past the giant picture of Peter Mansbridge plastered on the side of the CBC building, and get inside, the museum is located quietly on the side. It's a small museum, and probably not worth the visit, but if you were like me, and you grew up with Mr. Dressup and Chester the Cro...
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