No trip to Toronto is complete without visiting the world's tallest tower and one of the modern 7 Wonders of the World. Take amazing night photos here, when the other skyscrapers are illuminated.
This is one of Canada's best museums concentrating on world culture and natural history. Enter through the amazing Crystal houses, and go around the museum's five major galleries.
The largest art gallery in Canada and home to the world’s largest collection of sculptures by Henry Moore. Explore by yourself or go on a guided tour, then dine/drink at caféAGO or Frank Restaurant.
This castle is also the site of an epic fight scene in the movie Scott Pilgrim vs. The World. Most of the film's visual effects were created by Double Negative (a 2011 Most Innovative Company).
The roof, the roof, the roof is…retractable. The Skydome…er, Rogers Centre opened in 1989 with the world’s first-ever fully retractable roof. It takes twenty minutes to open & close the thing.
Just down the street from the Air Canada Centre, the Stanley Cup rests at the Hockey Hall of Fame. Check it out at the corner of Yonge & Front!
Heading to a Leafs game? Follow all the people in blue & white jerseys. You're just minutes away from Air Canada Centre. Enjoy the game!
The Film Reference Library is a valuable resource for scholars, filmmakers & the general public. The extensive collection of materials make it a rich source for everything cinema!
Welcome to Ricoh!! This is the home of the Toronto Marlies of the AHL, farm club of the Toronto Maple Leafs of the NHL. Every Game Is A Tryout!
You don’t have to fly the friendly skies to preview the short films in the EnRoute Film Festival: Take in a free screening of the year’s best from the backs of seats. Oct. 13. More at the link: Read more.
Best spot to find parking is along the Bay or Sears sides of the mall. Everything else is usually jammed. Weekends are worse.
Make sure you check out the puck Sidney Crosby scored gold medal goal with at Vancouver 2010 Olympics.
Rent a bike from the Bicycle Rental place near the beach area. It's the best way to tour the island
During the summer months, it's usually FREE admission, you will only need to purchase the ride tickets. I got one for my 4 yr old and it only cost me $18.00, and he was there ALL DAY!
Relax and enjoy the atmosphere at our onsite bar and rooftop patio. Open before and after the show. – Team Live Nation
Welcome to BMO Field. Thanks for supporting Toronto FC. Hold your scarf up high & sing the Canadian National Anthem before the match! Enjoy the match!
Kidspark is fun and educational. Their demonstration on electric static that makes your hair stand is awesome
Built in 1907, the Royal Alex is the oldest continuously operating legitimate theatre in North America
Unholy goodness! The Priest keeps it straight-forward and simple — plain white buns, fries, few gourmet frills. Go for "The Option," with panko-crusted, cheese-stuffed portobello. Read more.
Bills itself as the city’s largest sports bar which includes 112 taps, 29 beers and North America’s largest indoor HD screen. We're sold. Read more.
Nathalie Atkinson: "It's 1:30 in the morning: do you know where your AWOL TIFF talent is? Trying to pre-empt a hangover at Smoke's Poutinerie, that's where."
Chuck E. Cheese for grownups. The mission statement: Get drunk & have fun. Saucy food bites include giant oysters with garlic mayo, fried Brie in mango/blueberry sauce — great with sake. Read more: Read more.
Staying at the Fairmont Royal York? Join the Fairmont President's Club. Free WiFi for those who stay as little as 10 nights/year. Read more.
Traditional every year! New for 2011: krispy kreme burger, deep fried cheese curds, coke, kool aid...can you say heart attack carnival food! Love love love!
Try the historic cooking. All food is based on original recipes. "Google has been a boon to us for out of print recipes".
On any given night, you and your buddies can sample several fancy beers on the financial district's best patio. The Beer Bistro is one of those bars where you fell in love with drinking beer. Read more.
One of the coolest, most laid back areas of Toronto. Great bars, shops, and restaurants. From May to October, during the last Sunday of every month the streets are closed off for pedestrians only.
Its construction was announced in 1929, and the building was started and completed in 1931. It opened November 12, 1931
Check out the special photo display of Toronto icon Ed Mirvish outside the newly re-named Ed Mirvish Theatre (formerly Canon Theatre)!
You can buy $20 Rush seats for the TSO the day of the performance. Amazing seats available!
COC - Toronto is blessed with a good opera company and a lovely, modern, opera house. Lot of wonderful entertaiment happens here besides opera and ballet.
Great food, lots of beer and good music. A beautiful view of Dundas Square. Read more.
bring your skates during holiday times or winter months and go for a couple laps on the ice rink at NPS
best way to fly out of Toronto. Porter is an awesome airline and the lounge has free WIFI and snacks.
Check out the gargoyles. Then cross the street to buy 'street meat' from the sausage vendors in front of City Hall. Try the Italian Hot sausage.
