Best places: Things to dos in Old Toronto, Canada

👍👍 I was blown away before I even stepped into an exhibit: the staff were so welcoming, friendly, engaging, entertaining, and knowledgeable! And get this: how often do you get the know whose land you ate situated upon! Yes, there were several instances where Reconciliation and indigenous knowledge wa...

Gothic Revival–style Catholic cathedral, dedicated in 1848, with soaring ceilings & a 79-m. tower.

👍👍 It was my first time in the Toronto Symphony Orchestra in Roy Thomson Hall. Very impressive. I really enjoyed every moment.

Large gallery with huge Canadian collection, European masterworks & a major Frank Gehry renovation.

10-foot-tall, light-up letters that spell “Toronto,” set against a city-skyline backdrop.

A vast collection of hockey memorabilia, including famous gear, interactive games & the Stanley Cup.

This centre of the Toronto International Film Festival features world cinema & events year-round.

Tree-lined park featuring an open plaza with a 2-tiered fountain with dog & cat sculptures.

Century-old double-decker theatre with lavish Edwardian details hosting musicals, films & concerts.

👍👍 This hidden gem in Toronto is a must-see! Especially for dog's lovers. Toronto’s dog fountain in Berczy Park has long attracted crowds of both people and their pets, but you may never have noticed a connection between the dog, cat and bird sculptures that sit around it. The dog fountain opened in th...

👍👍 Today we had an amazing day tour to Niagara Falls. Everything was wonderful. The time flew by with all the sightseeing. I would definitely recommend Airlink if your looking for a great day trip to the falls. Make sure to ask for Haroon, he was our tour guide and he was great! He answered all our que...

Lively public space in front of city hall hosting events year-round & a busy ice rink in the winter.

Lawned accessible park around a Georgian manor with a Henry Moore sculpture, play area & splash pad.

Built in 1892, this redbrick flatiron building features a trompe l'oeil mural & a British-style pub.

An 1853 Gothic Revival cathedral, this Anglican parish holds services & offers concerts & events.

Built in 1899, this Richardsonian romanesque civic building showcases a clock tower & gargoyles.

Scenic city park featuring flower gardens, walking paths, a fountain & a produce-themed playground.

Architecturally significant 19th-century building currently housing law offices & courts.

19th-century row house museum dedicated to historic politician & publisher William Lyon Mackenzie.

Contemporary, iconic structure housing the mayor's office & offering guided tours.