17 super touristy things you must do in Toronto
Sometimes it's fun to play tourist in your own city. Head to those spots you'd usually avoid and gain some insight into why they're so popular. Perhaps these attractions are overrated, but you'll never know if you don't try them out.
Here's a list of super touristy things you must do in Toronto.
Catch the view from the CN tower
There is no view as majestic and all-encompassing as from the top of theCN Towerand now it's even better since the itgot 360 degrees views and reflective ceilings. Timed General Admission tickets for people 14 to 64 years of age are $43 each when you purchase online, but you'll want to spend more to dothe Edgewalk.
Head down to the water
There's usually lots going on by the water, including weekly festivals atHarbourfront. While you're there, visit thePower Plant Contemporary Art Gallery(it's free!), grab a drink atBoxcar Socialor just bike or stroll lakeside to escape from the city for a little while.
Venture under the sea at the aquarium. Photo by Andrew Williamson.
Dive inside Ripley's Aquarium
A visit toRipley's Aquariumhas quickly become a must-do activity in the city. With lots of Canadian wildlife featured, this attraction is captivating for all ages. Plus, if it's good enoughfor Drake and The Weeknd, it should suit you too.
Catch a sports game
这是easy to snag Blue Jays tickets and if you're willing to spend a bit more, head to a Raptors or Leafs game, depending on the season. For soccer fans, a visit toBMO Fieldfor aTFC gameis a must, ortailgateand see the Argos. We even have arugby team, if that's what you're into!
Take in some art at the AGO
Not only is this one of the city's most interesting and gorgeous buildings, but it's also the best spot to see a major art show. TheAGObrings inmajor exhibitsfrom all over the globe, and it's easy to spend an afternoon touring it.
Visit on a Friday night for the ROM's weekly party. Photo byJoshua KG.
Step inside the giant crystal at the ROM
其中的一个city's most stunning or hideous structures (depending on whom you ask) is the Crystal, which makes up a large part ofthe ROM. There's always something interesting being exhibited here!
Walk around Kensington Market
Make sure you visitKensingtonon an empty stomach. With a staggering amount of affordable restaurants, second handclothing shops, cutecafesanda car that's also a tourist attraction, this area is a one-stop culture shop and a fantastic snapshot of Toronto.
Eat your way through the St. Lawrence Market
Toronto'slargest indoor food markethas lots of fresh produce, meat and prepared food, so it's easy to stock up here. There areso many fun things to eat, including the city's iconic peameal bacon sandwich fromCarousel Bakery
The ultimate tourist activity. Photo byYana and Denis.
Take a City Bus Tour
Climb aboard a red double decker bus and see the city from dozens of new angles.Learn about placesyou usually don't give a second thought to and get loads of historical info about the downtown core. Pretend you're not local and take it all in.
Go deep woods at the Evergreen Brick Works
The Evergreen Brick Worksis a gorgeous, reclaimed space complete with ponds, hiking trails, a bike shop a bakery and a host of one-off events and mini-festivals. Immerse yourself in the abandoned warehouse space or in the tranquil woods surrounding it.
Escape the city in the midst of downtown at Allan Gardens
Escapethe noise and air of the city at this massive conservatory inAllan Gardens Park. It's fun to visit all year long (especially in the winter when it becomes a tropical oasis) thanks to the team who decorate it for every event and holiday throughout the year. Bonus: it's always free.
Visit Graffiti Alley for non-stop street art. Photo byA Great Capture.
Visit Graffiti Alley
Toronto'sGraffiti Alleyis one of themost Instagrammedspots in the city. It runs just south of Queen, from Spadina to Portland, and it features some of our city's coolest, most colourful street art.
Get lost in High Park
One ofToronto's oldest and largest parksis worth a visit. You can literally get lost here thanks to all of its trails, parks, ponds and restaurants.There's a zoo, massive off-leash zones and of course,cherry blossoms(in the spring) here too!
Go back in time at the Distillery District
Toronto'sDistillery Districtfeatures the continent's best-preserved collection of Victorian industrial architecture. It's a stunning backdrop for local restaurants, design stores, bars , cafes and art galleries and one of the most popular spots in the city to get hitched.
See incredible Islamic art here. Photo byPatrick.
Experience the wonder of the Aga Khan Museum
Completed in 2014, Fumihiko Maki's阿加汗Museum是一个宝石。这是one of the most stunning buildings in Toronto, both inside and out.
See a big show
Mirvishputs up a slew of big plays and musicals, so see one of these spectacles. Or, check out what's playing at theElgin TheatreorBuddies in Bad Timesto take in a performance at one of our city's historic theatres.
Take a trip to the Toronto Islands
A visit to Toronto isn't complete without takinga ferry ride到the islands. Some sweet beaches, a giant maze and plenty of green space are just some of what awaits.
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