Things to do in Toronto

Activities, attractions and tours

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Things to do

Toronto: Ripley's Aquarium of Canada Entry Ticket

Toronto: Ripley's Aquarium of Canada Entry Ticket

€29
per adult
94% of travellers recommend
Toronto: Ripley's Aquarium of Canada Entry Ticket
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Niagara Falls Day & Night Tour - Cruise & Dinner (Optional)

€122
per adult
86% of travellers recommend
Niagara Falls Day & Night Tour - Cruise & Dinner (Optional)
Art Gallery of Ontario: General Admission

Art Gallery of Ontario: General Admission

€18
per adult
90% of travellers recommend
Art Gallery of Ontario: General Admission
Toronto: Casa Loma Entry Ticket

Toronto: Casa Loma Entry Ticket

€28
per adult
90% of travellers recommend
Toronto: Casa Loma Entry Ticket
Niagara Falls Day Tour from Toronto

Niagara Falls Day Tour from Toronto

€61
per adult
96% of travellers recommend
Niagara Falls Day Tour from Toronto
Arcadia Earth Toronto - An Immersive Art Experience

Arcadia Earth Toronto Admission

€34
per adult
90% of travellers recommend
Arcadia Earth Toronto Admission
Hockey Hall of Fame Admission Ticket

Hockey Hall of Fame Admission Ticket

€21
per adult
92% of travellers recommend
Hockey Hall of Fame Admission Ticket
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1. Rogers Centre

The Rogers Centre is a multipurpose stadium located in the heart of Toronto’s Entertainment District. Visit the stadium to watch baseball and football teams in action, to go behind-the-scenes on a stadium tour and to enjoy concerts and family shows. Opened in 1989 as the SkyDome, it became the Rogers Centre in 2005.
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2. CN Tower

When the CN Tower opened in 1976 it was the world’s tallest free-standing structure. Today, the 1,815-foot (553-meter) communications tower and lookout is Toronto’s most iconic landmark and a very popular attraction. Glass-fronted, high-speed elevators transport you to a series of observation decks and panoramic views of the city and Lake Ontario.
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3. Canada's Wonderland

Ride the fastest roller coaster in the country, float down a lazy river, learn about dinosaurs and race your kids in Canada’s Wonderland.
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4. CF Toronto Eaton Centre

Shop till you drop at Toronto Eaton Centre, a massive multi-level indoor shopping mall that spans two downtown city blocks. The space is filled with more than 230 retailers and restaurants, including high street and high-end stores.
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5. Vaughan Mills Mall

Search through all of your favorite stores to find the garments and accessories you love at Vaughan Mills Mall. Peruse top-of-the-line sports equipment or have a great family outing at the bowling alley.
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6. Toronto Zoo

Covering an area of almost 300 hectares, this is easily the biggest zoo in Canada – and, really, it would have to be to allow 5,000 animals to roam about in their natural habitats. Toronto Zoo is also the first animal park in North America to employ an on-site nutritionist to ensure that each and every one of its inhabitants is eating happily and healthily.
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What to do in Toronto

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Rogers Centre

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The world's first stadium with a fully retractable roof, Rogers Centre transforms from indoor arena to open-air venue in minutes. Catch a Blue Jays game or concert while enjoying panoramic views of Toronto's skyline.
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Where to stay in Toronto

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Downtown Toronto

Known for its must-see aquarium and popular shops, there's plenty to explore in Downtown Toronto. Check out top attractions like CF Toronto Eaton Centre and Scotiabank Arena, and jump on the metro at Dundas St West at Yonge St Stop or Dundas Station to see more of the city.

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Yorkville

Take time in Yorkville to visit attractions like Toronto Public Library and Downtown Yonge. You might also appreciate the abundant dining options, and you can hop on the metro at Bay Station to see more of the city.

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Toronto Entertainment District

Travellers choose Toronto Entertainment District for its popular aquarium. Hop aboard the metro at Spadina Ave at Bremner Blvd North Side Stop or Spadina Ave at Front St West North Side Stop and check out top sights like Rogers Centre.

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Kensington Market

Noted for its shopping and restaurants, there's plenty to explore in Kensington Market. Top attractions like Spadina Avenue Shopping District and The Great Hall - A Vintage Venue are major draws, and you can hop on the metro at Spadina Ave at Nassau St South Side Stop or Spadina Ave at Dundas St West North Side Stop to see more of the city.

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West Queen West

Noted for its art galleries and restaurants, there's plenty to explore in West Queen West. Top attractions like Ossington Avenue and Arraymusic are major draws, and you can hop on the metro at Queen St West at Shaw St Stop or Queen St West at Ossington Ave Stop to see more of the city.

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Aurora

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Richmond Hill

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Burlington

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Mississauga

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Markham

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Orangeville

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New Tecumseth

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Frequently asked questions

Is Toronto worth visiting?
From shopping to history and outdoor activities, there are many interesting things to do in Toronto. Make sure to discover the area's blend of awesome attractions, local charm and culture.
How do I spend a day in Toronto?
Once you've checked off top attractions like CN Tower and The Distillery Historic District, spend some time enjoying the retail and food options in Toronto.
What is the top tourist attraction in Toronto?
CN Tower is one of the top tourist attractions in Toronto and deserves a place on every sightseeing list of the area.
Is three days enough to stay in Toronto?
You can easily tour leading sights like CN Tower, The Distillery Historic District and Royal Ontario Museum with a three-day stay in Toronto. On average, many travellers book two days here. There's plenty to explore nearby too, so linger longer and venture to Mississauga.
Is Toronto a walkable city?
Some key attractions in Toronto, like CN Tower and The Distillery Historic District, are within walking distance. You can also enjoy several of the city's popular neighbourhoods on foot. Just 0.64 kilometres from central Toronto is Downtown Toronto and Bay Street Corridor is 2 kilometres away.
What are some activities to do in Toronto with kids?
If you're searching for activities and attractions for all ages, check out these awesome ideas for what to do in Toronto with kids.

What to do in Toronto for adults?
Whether you're an avid foodie, culture enthusiast or fan of nature, there are lots of things to do in Toronto for adults including Medieval Times and Scotiabank Pond.
Are there free things to do in Toronto?
One of the simplest ways to learn about free things to do in Toronto is to speak with a local tour guide. You'll get insider advice on exciting neighbourhoods, parks and other hotspots you can visit without reaching into your pocket. Queen Street West is one sight that doesn't charge an admission fee.

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