Head up the tower in external elevators and make sure to walk along the glass floor...not suggested if you're scared of heights! If your lucky and its Baseball season, you can catch a game too :)
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.
Don't forget your camera! You will get some awesome Toronto skyline photos from the ferry and the island.
Great shopping & Live music in a patio setting and amongst great atmosphere and architecture. Read more.
The ultimate place to people watch (the artist types anyways). Trinity Bellwoods is the ideal place to unwind, play frisbee, picnic and pick-up. Plenty of tasty places to eat on the parks edge. Read more.
Be ready to walk as the mall is one big loop. Some good shops & attractions for being North of Toronto. Come on a weekday if you can!
Attention Perks hours and days have changed for July and August. Now open at 9am on Thursdays and Fridays only. Saturdays and Sundays open at 10am.
The gorilla habitat at the African Pavilion is pretty amazing. Also it's right by the new African Penguin exhibit, which is always popular (who doesn't love penguins?).
Every day from 2.30-3.30 there's tea time at the UC Commuter Centre. It's free. But if you're not affiliated with the university, you'll be creepily out of place.
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!
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.
Make sure you check out the puck Sidney Crosby scored gold medal goal with at Vancouver 2010 Olympics.
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!
Start at Alex Farm Products (Upper Level 23 in the South Market). This little spot sells some of the hardest-to-find cheeses in the country. 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.
Best spot to find parking is along the Bay or Sears sides of the mall. Everything else is usually jammed. Weekends are worse.
A landmark in Toronto! Hard to find service and food like this in Toronto anymore. There is always something new to discover with their decorations
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!
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!
Check out their website for all of the events happening at the Habourfront Centre Read more.
Nuit Blanche 2011: The Movie Studio Playhouse lets you play with moving images and spontaneously create movies, while the Chiptunes Orchestra turns vintage Gameboys into musical instruments. Read more.
Easily the best Jazz club in Toronto. Only warning is the volume (try not to sit too close to the front), and the ketchup (it tastes a bit off). Otherwise, their $2.75 plate of fries is killer.
Depending on the night or day, you can partake in an art show, a bluegrass concert, nude art lessons or Simpsons trivia. Or while away a Sunday afternoon with a bottle or two of Molson Stock Ale. Read more.
Hit the second level - has an awesome patio with an amazing view of the CN tower & LV. The bartenders are a pretty nice view too.
The Drake's film fest prix fixe, at $60, gets you sea urchin spaghettini, lazy man’s lobster & a delectable foie gras with a wine pairing option. It's on through the 18th. Read more.
They do make a good $22 cocktail at Suits Lobby Lounge Read more.
a new concept that finally allows grown men to serve themselves beer rather than wait in line behind Mr. Indecisive and the well-perfumed hobo returning a shopping cart full of empties Read more.
great is the impending opening of the Ballroom, one of few bars where the slogan "we got balls" actually entices you to go. Read more.
The permanent collection at this museum includes 20,000 pairs of shoes from all around the world!
The Ontario Science Centre has received two massive sperm whale skeletons for its Whales/Tohora exhibit, on loan from New Zealand. Read more.
Go on the tour for the full experience & to hear a great story. Free beer with or without the tour :)
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.
Other than the music playing at nightclub-decibles, had an enjoyable dinner of a house salad and fish and chips. Pleasent wait and hosting staff
Great food, lots of beer and good music. A beautiful view of Dundas Square. Read more.
A new spot that we hope will shake up the area's condo-dwelling masses, maybe even giving a little Bourbon Street-vibe to all those balconies. Read more.
Don't just stand in the first line you see. Most people don't realize that there are 3 or 4 other much shorter lines.
Go to the back of the bar/restaurant and see a band. It's one of the best venues in Toronto.
A place where you can check the stress of life, work, and finances at the door and focus on your physical and mental well-being through fighting. Read more.
